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The Final Journey

English book, p. 21

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

is not really a grave, but, rather, a door that has been opened for him to enter the other world. Passing through this door, he will cross over to the other side. Whenever someone dies, it is a special moment. It is as if at that moment, the door leading out to the other world, which is hidden from us, is opened for a short while. If you possess eyes that can truly see, you can clearly view through this opened door this other world where all of us, one day or the other, have to go to. But the sights of the present world have so bedazzled people that even when they stand before this opened door, they see nothing of what is on the other side. Even though they stand so close to Reality, they remain totally unaware of it. Over the Edge “A thoroughbred professional and a dashing, innovative manager with fire in his belly and ideas in his mind–an astute general.” It was in such glowing terms that an official journal described Mr. P. V. Venkatashawaran, the chief marketing engineer of a certain government organization. On May 29, 1982, an important meeting was held on the eighth floor of the Gopala Tower building. Mr. Venkatashawaran had obviously displayed those natural talents for which he had been so justly praised, for when the meeting was over, he emerged, flushed with the success of the decisions he had pushed through, and, talking with great enthusiasm to his colleagues, began walking briskly towards the gates of the Over the Edge

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