The Big Question

Humans are uniquely curious, constantly searching for answers to the fundamental question: Why are we here? Unlike any other creature, we recognize our existence as a puzzle we must solve. This search for purpose drives us, yet our place in the natural world remains unclear.

Everything in the universe functions in a perfect, cyclical system—each element with a specific purpose. Remove one part, and the whole system collapses. But if we remove humans from this equation, the system remains intact. We do not seem to belong. We don’t have a specific function like the rest of nature; instead, we consume resources and damage the environment. This is odd, isn’t it?

We are born a blank slate, learning to walk, talk, and accumulate wealth, only to face the inevitable end. And at some point, many of us ask, “Is this it? Is there a deeper purpose to my existence?” The human body itself is a miracle of design—perfect in its complexity. To exist merely to make a paycheck is like building the most powerful supercomputer only to use it for a simple game of tic-tac-toe. It is an absurd waste of potential.

Isaac Newton’s First Law of Thermodynamics tells us that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed. As beings made of energy, we are subject to the same universal laws. When we die, the energy—our soul—has to go somewhere. The question is where? This is the question that drives us all to seek meaning.

Many of us turn to relationships, careers, wealth, and entertainment in search of fulfillment, only to find that these are temporary distractions. The feeling remains: something is missing, something elusive. It’s the truth we’ve been searching for—the reason we exist.

For centuries, people believed science would erode belief in God. In reality, science has proven the opposite. Recent discoveries show that the universe is far more intricate, precise, and purposeful than we ever imagined. The laws of probability now irrefutably demonstrate that everything in existence could not be the result of random chance. It’s simply too perfect.

In 1974, something extraordinary was revealed to the world—mathematical proof that confirms the existence of a Supreme Being. This proof is universal and can be verified at any time, anywhere. Math, the most exact science, reveals a truth beyond human manipulation. This is the irrefutable evidence we’ve been seeking. The real question is whether we are willing to accept it.

Many resist this truth due to the ego—our natural reluctance to change our beliefs. It’s like a smoker ignoring the warning labels on a pack of cigarettes that don’t “apply” to him. We often dismiss uncomfortable truths when they challenge our desires. But the choice is yours: Would you rather discover the truth now, or remain in ignorance until it’s too late?

One thing is certain: If you are genuinely seeking the truth, it shouldn’t matter where it comes from—only that it is the truth.

Dictionary: Miracle (noun)

• An effect or extraordinary event in the physical world that surpasses all known human or natural powers and is ascribed to a supernatural cause.

• Something beyond human knowledge and ability and cannot be explained by the laws of nature

• something which human beings are not capable of making happen.

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