The author begins by responding to requests from readers for more articles on spirituality and philosophy, particularly on the topic of the soul. They reference Rabindranath Tagore and Ali Ibn Abu Talib, emphasizing that the ultimate goal of life is to know God, which is closely tied to understanding one's own soul. Despite humanity's advancements in various sciences, the philosophical exploration of concepts like God, the soul, and existence remains unresolved and complex. The author illustrates the relationship between creation and creator using the analogy of a wooden chair and its carpenter, emphasizing that the chair (creation) depends on the carpenter (creator) but does not equate the two. The creator is eternal, while creation emerges from non-existence through the creator's work. This sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the soul's nature in relation to the divine.

by Valibhai Musa in English Spiritual Stories

Writen by Valibhai Musa

Category Spiritual Stories