The Path to Paradise

THE PATH TO PARADISE is on a final model. Although man has been created in his final form, human life is imperfect and marked by various evils. This dualism within the universe logically demands that this contradiction be resolved. The man should also attain a perfect life, just as the rest of nature has. However, this difference is not inherently evil; it aligns with God’s creation plan. God has created a perfect world called Paradise, but entry is selective. Only those who meet the standards of Paradise’s citizenship in their earthly lives will be granted a place in this perfect world. This Paradise, hidden from our eyes due to human trials, is reserved for those who possess the necessary qualifications. This Paradise exists in the world after death. The stage before death is one of preparation, and the stage after death is one of reward based on that preparation. Man’s trial is to discover God, who is in the Unseen, and to voluntarily submit to Him before seeing Him. The desire for Paradise should make this world seem insignificant. Man must adopt divine ethics without external pressure, develop intellectually and spiritually, and become capable of inhabiting the refined world of Paradise. Paradise is a heavenly realm where peace, love, and noble character prevail. Only those who have maintained a high moral character will find a place there. For those who lack a concept of Paradise, total satisfaction in this world will remain an unattainable dream. Despite all efforts, they will fail to construct their dream world. However, one who discovers Paradise begins to experience it even in this world. Here, they will enjoy the intellectual pleasure of this discovery, and after death, they will experience it fully.