THE PATH OF PERFECTION and REALM OF AFFLICTIONS in The METAPHYSICAL and PHYSICAL REALMS (Large Print Edition)
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PhilosophyReligion General General Psychology
Publisher Price: $20.00
ISBN13: 9781777693886
Publisher: Kien T Mai, MD
Published: Apr 17 2025
Pages: 184
Weight: 0.51
Height: 0.46 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
This book is based on the Holy revelation in the Testaments, Buddha's teachings, and Jesus and Buddha's unerring words. Description of the phenomenon MW is built on theories that are both scientific and rational and based on established everyday events repeated from ancient times to the present day, such as the existence of the Soul, the light of Heaven or Buddha light, and other supernatural phenomena. Science always denies the Metaphysical nature of continuously occurring phenomena because Science is limited to the Quantum threshold. This is consistent with Godel's incompleteness theorem. Buddha said that when visible matter is divided billions of times, the end product becomes invisible and beyond quantum particles, called emptiness/EM. EM does not contain visible quantum particles but particles beyond quantum, which is also matter but cannot be detected by the sentient's five sensory organs and consciousness. Following the Big Bang or Thought and from EM, the Creator is realized in the realm of Primordial Duaiity (Heaven or Nirvana), and the Universe/Multiverse is born. The resulting Creation is composed of the Metaphysical world, including Dark Force and Dark Matter, which are so magical, grandiose, and subtle that humans cannot see or hear it. MW is characterized by permanence and non-discrimination. There is only wonderful and miraculous matter and Happiness. EM/Creator also creates the Tangible/Visible /Physical World/PW, which is made of Photons and other Quantum particles. The PW has a very coarse structure compared to the MW, which is subjective to entropy, a universal thermodynamic law characterized by the non-concessional increased disturbance, i.e., a mixture of pain and pleasure. The matter of the PW slows down the velocity and represents karma. Creator/God has a similar Form and Quality as a human being and is only The Oneness of Reality with Form, Power, and Mind innumerable times more significant than human beings, unthinkable, unimaginable, impossible in viewing and hearing. On the contrary, humans are illusional entities with limited ability of awareness and extensive stupidity but with heightened, sinful, and false egos.
Why did God create so much suffering for creatures and humans in this PW? Religion says that God and Buddha save suffering, the original sin, but humans are still constantly suffering. God/Creator/Jesus, Buddha is omnipotent, omniscient, and infinitely compassionate, but despite supplications and prayers, suffering never ends, so lasting Happiness is always a distant thing in this world.
In this book, readers will find the ultimate cause of the constant suffering God Buddha never removed from humans. Readers will discover why overcoming suffering is a lesson for everyone in this Earthly world. Improving the Morality of Four Immeasurable Minds of Virtue, Kindness, and Love. Joy sharing and detachment) and Selflessness/or Charity and Altruism is the path of liberation to go to the Realm of Truth, Goodness, and Beauty. Although the route is arduous and challenging, it is the shortest path that God has installed as a teaching tool for sinful people to improve their morality before regaining the MW after removing the veil of ignorance. The veil of ignorance is the brain, the human body, and Karma, which the Soul carries with it after leaving the physical body. The coarse matter of the physical world obscures the MW. The MW includes the entire Universe with the light of Heaven/Nirvana, the only place where Truth, Goodness, Beauty, and Eternal Happiness exist. Amitabha Buddha's Pure Land is a world of bliss without suffering, but the sentient beings there can only enjoy Happiness depending on their merit, and it is tough to practice to gain more merit. The Universe, made of Photons and other Quantum particles, is entirely suffering but is easy to practice to gain merit quickly. Buddhist Dharma is equal and does not favor any methods or religions.
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