The only right way - Vadim Platun

that's how gripping it was. This, of course, speaks to the soul that is put into the information. You can feel it right away. The Bible, for example, is a much more voluminous book, incomparably more voluminous. I've always wanted to read it, ever since I was a kid, but I was put off by the sheer amount of information. Compared to Hemingway, however, it drew me in and immersed me far more. Realizing this great book opened up a different perspective and a different vision. Words cannot describe it. It is not reading with my eyes, but reading with my soul, because when you read some lines, you say to yourself: "That's right, that's exactly what I need. And a kind of relief comes over you. You can only compare it to something that is revealed to you in secret, and you get happier with every line because you feel chosen, lucky, and enlightened.

Due to my busy and active lifestyle, I hardly had any free time. One day, when I came home, I decided to sort out old and unnecessary books, and among all the books I found a Bible that had once been given to me as a birthday present. That's when I started reading it. It fascinated me so much with life wisdom and revelation that I wanted to go on and learn it all. Often, after work, my eyes were very tired, and due to fatigue, the pace of reading was different, which made it difficult to understand the essence of what was written and to concentrate, and I wanted to read in a rhythm. I decided to listen to the audio version of the Bible. It was a great solution. I could go on a long trip and listen to the Bible, come home, and listen before bed or first thing in the morning. It's important to have the same audiobook reader, so you get used to the pace and the voice, and everything is heard in the same breath. You're completely immersed in the holy text and it's like touching something invisible, something true. With each line my faith grew stronger, it's impossible to describe how clear and powerful that feeling was. Everyone should do it — read or listen from beginning to end, in silence, alone with oneself, with God, and with faith. The Holy Books (Bible and Qur'an) touch absolutely everything in the world, they are incredibly comprehensive and organized, with much obviously not written by man.

Therefore, there is no more perfect information for a man than the Holy Scriptures. After the Bible, I decided to read the Holy Qur'an. I did not see any difference in essence from the Bible, which is what I expected, because God is One and so is His Word. We will talk about this later. In every sentence of the Bible and the Qur'an, there are such deep meanings and fundamental principles that one wonders how it was possible to present the whole essence and meaning so succinctly, concisely, eloquently, and clearly. This is because the holy text contains obvious truth and vast knowledge, and they create a strong conviction in people, without which a person will not be able to follow the straight path. And that is why these Books are called faithful guides because they point the way to everything that can benefit people. This means that the Scriptures are the right guide for mankind in all matters great and small. They are the most useful and correct knowledge. After some time, I regularly listened to the Holy Bible and the Holy Qur'an and read them from time to time. I can definitely say that reading is more informative than listening. But it is better to combine the two.

The subconscious mind is true

Absolutely everything in our imagination, and even much, infinitely more, will manifest in this world: either something was already there, or is there, or will be there. Humans have invented the age of the Universe and have invented scientific justifications for the creation of everything, which are based on assumptions under which they have placed fictitious scientific concepts, formulas, and laws. In fact, there is no one hundred percent evidence to support a scientific justification for the origin of the Universe. Not only that, but even science only goes so far as to say that it exploded. It also emphasizes that this is not certain. But where did the point come from, there is no answer, what was before the point and around the point? Perhaps our brains are not even capable of realizing such concepts and measurements. After all, time and space are also scientific definitions that emerged from the moment of "explosion" after the expansion of the Universe. The question, "Where did it come from?" can be asked endlessly about every subsequent answer to the chronological origin of everything. This means that we will never get an answer. There is enough reason for that.

The probability of the origin of everything in the imagination and far beyond is infinitely high, based on the thoughts described above. What are we talking about when even the oceans of our planet are only 3.5 % explored? There is no obvious proven data point of reference for anything.

For man, both time and space are infinite, because he is finite, or to be more precise, much faster finite. But in fact, it is easy to prove the opposite, that time is an illusion, and space is created, so it is also finite. Earlier in the book I pondered this. What is beyond space and time? It is even impossible for our brain to perceive such dimensions, but they are there, and beyond such dimensions, there can be an infinite number of other, more complex dimensions. Therefore, the probability of everything is infinitely high.

As for us, human beings, considering the insignificance of man and everything that happens in his instantaneous life from birth to death,