FOREWORD

FOREWORD the other part of his being—the spiritual dimension. Only then can one develop a truly evolved personality. Only then can one nurture and express his hidden innate potential. In this book an attempt has been made for man to understand that in this world man has succeeded in building a material civilization by discovering and exploiting the laws of nature. However, it is only in the next world after death that man can build a spiritual civilization in which he will achieve lasting success on a much vaster scale. It is important to understand that he can do this only after striving earnestly to comprehend the creation plan of God for humanity and then adhering unflinchingly to its edicts. The idea of God is embedded in every person’s nature. Man, by nature, seeks God. By birth itself, every human being aspires to find God. However, in history, it has always happened that people have made the mistake of attributing the status of God to someone other than God. The first responsibility, therefore, of every person is to find the true God and establish a connection with Him. Therefore, discovering the true God should be a person’s most significant aim and purpose of his efforts. It is this that makes human life meaningful. The person whose life is bereft of this discovery is the poorest, even if he owns enormous material wealth. An issue that one needs to bear concerning the discovery of God is that a person gets this opportunity only in the predeath phase of his life. In the post-death period, those who