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[quote]We must always be amazed when we hear people feel difficulty by putting their trust wholeheartedly in God. I think one of the most important implied teachings in every Holy book of every religion is to stay in relationship with God during all the times in our lives. He is near our Jugular vein (the biggest vein in the neck).

Prophet Musa (Aleh salam) used to talk to God without seeing Him, on the mountain Toor. One day Musa (Aleh salam) asked God to show Himself. God replied,  “I will do you have requested” When God showed Himself, Musa (Aleh salam) couldn’t tolerate the glimpse of God’s glory and turned his back towards God and the whole mountain Toor conversed into a heap of ash. It is said that the “Surma” used to apply in the eyes is the particles of ashed mountain Toor. So, can we (the ordinary people) tolerate, if we see God directly while a prophet couldn’t? God knows better than us the secrets of Him being hidden?

NOTE: I have mentioned the above what heard from the different people. I am not fully sure about the story. Anyone may do the correction.
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Even today, in the modern time with almost every sort of latest equipments available, we are still helpless to reach end of any worldly research in any field. One stage is reached when even a Nobel’s award winner says, “The Mechanism is unknown”

Regarding the existence of God, one may be reluctant to believe. He/she may say, “The world is autonomous” But one thing, which nullifies this concept, is that despite our every possible struggle sometimes our every will and plan is not fulfilled or completed.  So there is some invisible power behind our wills and planes, which is called God.[/quote]

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