Since the dawn of civilization, humanity has relied on theological assumptions and spiritual faith to explain the unexplainable.

With such a limited perspective, we have traditionally envisioned spiritual realms as being solely connected to our world, believing that Heaven, Earth and Hell encompass all of existence.

As we venture into the stars, we are confronted with the undeniable truth: the universe and life itself could not have arisen by mere chance. With every advancement in modern technology, discoveries reveal patterns of intelligence—an ordered cosmos moving in perfect harmony, inequitably ruling out the notion that creation could ever arise from random chance.

From a single deep-field image, our most advanced telescope has already identified nearly 800,000 galaxies… a staggering revelation from just a tiny patch of sky, no larger than a grain of sand held at arm’s length.

And within each galaxy, billions of stars; around each star, the possibility of countless planets.

The sheer scale of existence is beyond human comprehension, and yet, we are here, aware, questioning, searching.

This very awareness begs the ultimate question: Are we mere accidents of coincidental occurrences, or are we part of something far greater… woven into a design so vast and intricate that its true purpose is beyond our limited understanding?

To truly grasp the nature of existence is akin to a primate comprehending the vastness and complexity of human civilization.

Just as a chimpanzee….whose world revolves around a tight-knit group of fewer than a hundred, dwelling in a forest with limited communication….cannot begin to fathom a planet inhabited by over eight billion people, with towering cities, global networks, and machines that soar through the skies, we too face a chasm of comprehension.

These marvels, though unimaginable to the chimpanzee, are perfectly explainable to us… because we exist within them.

And yet, when we turn our gaze outward, toward the staggering number of worlds scattered across the universe and the infinite possibilities they hold, we find ourselves in a similar position.

t’s not that the truth is unknowable… but rather, like the chimpanzee looking up at a passing jet, it simply exists far beyond the current limits of our understanding.

SO WHAT IS THE TRUTH OF IT ALL….AND WHERE DO WE GO FOR ANSWERS?

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