Encounter With The Unknown

This book is not for everyone, especially those who think that religion supersedes spirituality. It is also not for you if you don't care to ask yourself some vital questions like who am I, where do I come from, and why am I here in this World?The Idea of this book has been hammered into shape over many years, but this writing began in mid-2015. In so many ways, "Encounter with the Unknown" is more about asking good questions than delivering the right answers. Finding those answers is a reasonable goal when it comes to objective facts because the vast majority of life cannot be reduced to mere data. Are we really potential gods as they made us believe, or are we mainly lower than ants? Many a time, I asked myself why I so much try to understand our existence, since we are just passing by. The truth that we do not want to accept is that many of us are not paying attention to it because we don't really know where we came from and the way to where we think that we are going. The mystery surrounded this uncharted territory turns many people away, and some being scared to make it an academic discourse. In fact, it is not a popular topic to talk about, without knowing that it's wrong to overlook them. Not knowing some of them hinders us from having a free spirit. Some people do not know why every religion has mysticism into it. Judaism has Kabbalah, Islam has its own, and Christianity also. Mysticism is not satanic practice or something fetish, it is a way of connecting to something beyond yourself. We must know ourselves where we came from and our destination after this place. It will help us not to fail in our cooperate union in which we need to understand our spiritual powers and connections and limitations, as we near that mighty gate leading to that unknown city. In reaching out for spiritual connection, you must understand the difference between praying and meditation, religion, and spiritualism. Some of these, you cannot have them, unless you know yourself, especially who you are, and where you come from, and where you are going...