2009: What Do You Have in Store for Us?
2008 had ended hours ago without regrets. It was a year that brought the world many tragedies, but it also gave us hope—and without hope, we have nothing to live for.
2008 bequeathed to 2009 many hurdles and obstacles and it remains to be seen if the New Year is able to overcome them. Humanity is facing significant challenges, so will human beings be able to unite in order to face such challenges? Are the conditions so dire that we deem them hopeless? Absolutely not!
No matter how difficult things may be we can be assured that God will not forsake his creation. Things will change, but such change will not take place haphazardly without a Divine plan. Things are changing, but the change may not always be clear to us or to our liking. Things may get much worse before they get better and it all depends on the merit and attitude of humanity.
The ideals of Daheshism are lofty and can serve to lift humanity from many of its problems, however, will human beings be able to:
• Eliminate hatred from the hearts?
• Renounce violence?
• Save the environment?
• Embrace equality of race and gender?
• Plant the seeds of forgiveness, compassion, justice, and brotherly love?
• Seek the path laid down to us by the Creator through his Guides and Prophets?
These and many others will undoubtedly serve humanity well. We can all start by following such Daheshist ideals on a personal basis—even though the reader may not be a Daheshist, for these are universal ideals.
May 2009 deliver on the promise of hope that we all seek!
2008 bequeathed to 2009 many hurdles and obstacles and it remains to be seen if the New Year is able to overcome them. Humanity is facing significant challenges, so will human beings be able to unite in order to face such challenges? Are the conditions so dire that we deem them hopeless? Absolutely not!
No matter how difficult things may be we can be assured that God will not forsake his creation. Things will change, but such change will not take place haphazardly without a Divine plan. Things are changing, but the change may not always be clear to us or to our liking. Things may get much worse before they get better and it all depends on the merit and attitude of humanity.
The ideals of Daheshism are lofty and can serve to lift humanity from many of its problems, however, will human beings be able to:
• Eliminate hatred from the hearts?
• Renounce violence?
• Save the environment?
• Embrace equality of race and gender?
• Plant the seeds of forgiveness, compassion, justice, and brotherly love?
• Seek the path laid down to us by the Creator through his Guides and Prophets?
These and many others will undoubtedly serve humanity well. We can all start by following such Daheshist ideals on a personal basis—even though the reader may not be a Daheshist, for these are universal ideals.
May 2009 deliver on the promise of hope that we all seek!
There will be a change of consciousness of humanity following the pain of birth.
we can senses it deep in our soul, the line between science, material and spirituality is disappearing after the new theories in quantum physics
Humanity as and religion as we know it is expired.
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Dear Charlie,
There is no doubt that our understanding of religions is very limited and whatever available information we have is at least 1,500 years old. However, this doesn't mean that religion conflicts with the universal laws of physics. The Creating Force established the laws of nature to govern the universe and not that the laws of nature created themselves. The laws of conservation of energy clearly state that matter cannot be destroyed or created, rather it changes state. Taking this into consideration, where did the massive energy that created the Big Bang come from? If you believe in a Higher Power that created this energy, then religion serves to give us some information about this Creating Power that science will never be able to provide. Religions come about through the messages of special envoys (The Prophets) in order to extend the knowledge about the Creating Force to humanity.
If you look at the complexity of life and the intricate workings of the living cell, you'll be hard pressed to conclude that randomness created such structure. Daheshism comes in to bridge the gap between religion and science and to state that knowledge is a characteristic of the Creating Force. Understanding religion is knowledge and so is understanding the workings of the laws of nature.
Best of wishes,
Mounir Murad
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I certainly do not dispute the existence of a supper power, what I meant is the opposite. What we used to see and touch is not what it seems to be.
Either we are part of Gods dream or we are evolving spiritual beings living in the past we are limited to our physical body. Through the history some chosen of us had the capability to break the barrier between spiritual world and the material world, what call them prophets.
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Dear Charli,
There is no doubt that what we experience through our physical bodies is a very limited view of "Truth" and "Reality." There are different degrees of perception even within physical realms. The more Spiritually elevated the entity is, the more it is exposed to the "Truth" and the better understanding it has of "Reality."
We are all linked to our "Mother Spirits" residing in the Spiritual Worlds and whatever action we take in the Physical Worlds impact their elevation or degradation. Prophets, Messengers, and Guides are linked to a powerful Spirit residing at the highest level of the Spiritual World before God--namely, Christ. All the Prophets that exposed humanity to a specific religions--be it Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, and others--are all manifestations of this great Spiritual Power.
Sincerely,
Mounir Murad
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