Here is a quote that recently popped up on my Facebook timeline. Let us now chew over the significance of this quote.
It
is the universal mindset of the human-beings to rely on something without having
a clear-cut idea about its truthfulness. They often also turn down themselves
from recognizing the truth ...on account of various reasons such as taboo, socially
accepted customs, egotism, obstinate behavior etc.. Despite the human-beings are
bestowed with the ability to distinguish frequencies, they put themselves in
dilemma every so often.
Great minds can sometimes guess the truth before they
have either the evidence or arguments for it. This is an alternative path. It
may be that it's okay not to be certain, but to have a gut feeling, and to
perceive on that basis. These are all based on a general perspective of the
ordinary people. What does it explicate itself? We, human beings can’t always
make out the truth within our limited intellectual capacity. So to distinguish
the truth we need to rest on a power or beyond our capability. Our constant look
out for that power eventually leads us towards the God-the supernatural power.
Still the issue does not run your term. Because God through his holy revelations
never wants anybody to believe them equivocally. Instead the holy book itself
proclaims its authenticity. We human beings in turn have to ponder about the
very gist of its verses and identify the truth. Means digging deep and finding
out the truth. If our lives are centered in God’s truth, He is able to renew our
minds, calmly guide our emotions and activate our will to tell the truth. His
presence brings truth and can bring a magnificent purifying influence on all our
life. That why Quraan Says, “Aayaathun li Ulil Albaab” – those who possess the
kind of mature mind and comprehension that enable them to make accurate
judgments. The climax to it is that they will find the reality of truth that
will save their life in this world and Hereafter.
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