The Universal God The One To Answer All Questions About Our Life

Flow Of The Water Of LifeThe impetus and title of this book were presented to the author in a dream. As such, he gave thought to that and interpreted it as a heavenly vision, urging him to write a book about revelations, writings and teachings that he received over many years. As he thought about this subject of the Universal God, TS was overcome by the expanse of this subject. The reason for that is simply that the question arose in his mind of: "Who in this world is actually prepared to adequately address and to cover such a subject?" This is the fourth book from TS Bola, who has stated that he never thought of himself as becoming a book writer. But now, there has been a notable move in that direction. And he stated that he does not write to become rich or famous; just mainly to express what he thinks and believes and that it may be useful to others to know. However, his experience in the fields of athletics, psychology, education and spirituality has greatly expanded a variety of knowledge for his writing acumen.

Flow Of The Water Of LifeThe impetus and title of this book were presented to the author in a dream. As such, he gave thought to that and interpreted it as a heavenly vision, urging him to write a book about revelations, writings and teachings that he received over many years. As he thought about this subject of the Universal God, TS was overcome by the expanse of this subject. The reason for that is simply that the question arose in his mind of: "Who in this world is actually prepared to adequately address and to cover such a subject?" This is the fourth book from TS Bola, who has stated that he never thought of himself as becoming a book writer. But now, there has been a notable move in that direction. And he stated that he does not write to become rich or famous; just mainly to express what he thinks and believes and that it may be useful to others to know. However, his experience in the fields of athletics, psychology, education and spirituality has greatly expanded a variety of knowledge for his writing acumen.

This book is a compilation of Questions-and-Answers, collected together from several sessions held all over the world with Dada J. P. Vaswani–a brilliant orator, a gifted writer, a scientist-turned-philosopher, and a living saint in the great tradition of India's seers and sages.

This is an edition of one of the crucial texts of Renaissance skepticism, Quod nihil scitur, by the Portuguese scholar Franciso Sanches. The treatise, first published in 1581, is a refutation of Aaristotelian dialectics and scientific theory in the search for a true scientific method. This volume provides a critical edition of the original text, an English translation (the first ever published), a substantial introduction, and comprehensive annotation.

Five Questions attempts to answer some of life's most basic and profound philosophic questions utilizing a holistic approach. The book offers the perspective that while individuals have attempted to answer these questions from a religious, philosophic, cultural or scientific perspective; the only hope at a more complete answer would arise from an integration of ideas from each of these areas. The five key questions are: Where did we come from? Does God exist and what is His nature? Does man have a soul which transcends death? Why do pain suffering and evil exist? What is the meaning of life?

This is the first book of a trilogy titled: The Universal God. It is subtitled: The Search for God in the Twenty-First Century. It is written as a comparative religion book and focuses on the major modern religions: Hinduism, Confucianism/Taoism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Differing from many other comparative religion books that focus on the difference between these religions; this book seeks to find the commonalities and 'Truths' that these religions share with each other. The difficulty with attempting this search within the modern versions of these religions is that many of those core teachings and principles that they do share with each other have become hidden within the 'exclusiveness' that these religions now want to proclaim: They alone are 'the one true path' and they alone hold the keys to salvation. To find those commonalities within their 'shared Truths', the search cannot be directed to the present. Instead, these religions must be stripped clean and taken back to their original beginnings, their roots before they became organized religions. In their beginnings, there were only the 'founding sources', 'divine sparks' and 'revelation'. In those 'founding' moments, 'Truths' were revealed that equally apply to all human beings. Those founding 'Truths' are 'Universal' and belong to everyone. This book searches for those 'Truths' by exploring the lives and teachings of the Buddha, Jesus, Krishna, Mohammed, Confucius, Lao-tzu, Abraham, Moses and the many other prophets and teachers who provided the initial spiritual inspiration that brought these religions into existence. The book is formatted to discuss each of the religions within separate, self-contained chapters. It then concludes with a 'Commentary' section. This part of the book searches within these religions for shared principles and teachings. When we analyze these religions in this manner, we find that there are many theological and philosophical teachings that these religions do have in common with each other. In the search for God: there are multiple different paths that seekers may travel in their search: First, there are many human beings who have already developed their own personal relationship with God and have found their individual spiritual fulfillment within one of the different major modern religions. Second, there are many human beings who believe in God but have had difficulties in conceptualizing what those beliefs may be. Third, there are many human beings who believe in God, but in some manner have become disenchanted by the dogmatic, doctrinal, and institutional approaches that these organized religions require to fulfill those beliefs. This book can offer spiritual guidance to those individuals who identify themselves with either the second or third categories. Through the revelations and teachings that are set forth by those different 'founding masters'; a fuller and broader understanding of God's attributes and total 'Being' are brought forth for discussion. Within this book, the following major attributes of God are discussed: God as Ultimate Reality; God as Creator; God as Lawgiver (These laws include both Natural Laws and Moral Laws); God as Father; God as the Soul (Spirit); and, God as Messiah (Avatar). This book can equally function as a book for individual study or be used as a textbook for comparative religion study.

This book is about everything that deep down inside, our inner self is aware of. All those maybe they are true subjects, or maybe we believe in them to comfort ourselves. Maybe they are just shadows in the dark that hopefully we can ignore. The thought that monsters exist under our beds just to frighten little children. The thoughts that there are extraterrestrials that could come at any moment, changing our very existence. Demons lurking around, causing unhappiness and misery. Spirits that have not moved on, making us feel uneasy, feeling we need to look back over our shoulders as they are watching. All kinds of religions are saying they are the truth and the only way for redemption. I have personally learned that God is beyond magnificent and at the same time he is someone who will never leave you behind or let you down.