Think, Think, Think

THINK, THINK, THINK for granted. They do not give it a second thought. If they were to think seriously about this, they would discover the existence of the Creator in the event of man’s birth. When they see a living, conscious man, walking, seeing, listening and speaking, they would feel that every man is a living sign of the Creator. Every man would appear to be a living introduction of his Creator. Similarly when man is born on this planet earth, he finds a complete life support system already in existence. This life support system is so complete that it fulfils all the requirement, both great and small, of man without his having to pay any price for it. Right from the earth to the sun, the whole planetary system is uniquely subjected to man’s service. Then the day comes when, all of a sudden, man dies. Man’s nature is such that he wants an eternal life, but within a period of 100 years all men and women have to leave this world forever, against their will. Anyone who is born on this earth undergoes two major experiences. First, the experience of life and second, the experience of death. If man were to think seriously about these events, he would certainly discover two great truths—that is, man is sent to inhabit this world not by way of reward, but as a matter of trial. Man feels himself free in this world, but he is granted this freedom only so that God may find out who makes