The supreme truth is this
God dwells within all beings; they are His various forms. There is no other deity to seek. This is the religion humanity now needs—move beyond old mysticisms, be strong and resilient. In the coming fifty years, let these lesser gods of our minds fade away. Behold the only God who is awake: our own race, manifest everywhere—His hands, His feet, His ears, covering everything and everyone. He is the essence of all worship, the first and last. True service to God is rendered only by serving all creation. In serving all, we serve the Divine.
Truth Seeker, pause. Look around. The truth you chase isn’t hidden in shadows or locked in ancient riddles. It’s staring back at you—in every face, every struggle, every breath.
Swami Vivekânanda saw it clear:
God isn’t out there. God is you. Me. Us. All of us.
This isn’t poetry to ponder. It’s a hammer to break old chains. You’ve grown up with stories—gods in the clouds, mysteries to decode. Let them go. They’re fading, and that’s good. The next fifty years aren’t for chasing ghosts. They’re for waking up. The only God alive is our own race—hands that build, feet that walk, ears that hear. Everywhere you turn, there He is.
Don’t kneel to idols. Stand tall. Serve. That’s the real deal. When you help a stranger, feed the hungry, or lift the broken—you’re not just being nice. You’re touching the Divine. Service isn’t a chore; it’s the highest worship. Every act ripples, connecting you to the essence of all that is.
I’m no sage on a hill. I’ve stumbled, doubted, searched—just like you. And I don’t have every answer. No one does. The unknown stretches wide, and that’s okay. But this I’ve learned: strength beats mysticism. Resilience beats confusion. You don’t need cryptic chants. You need grit. The world’s messy, loud, and raw—so be tougher than the noise.
Here’s the kicker: there’s no “other” to seek. Stop looking. Start seeing. The supreme truth is this: we’re all in it together, pieces of the same awake God. Serve that. Live that. Let the rest fade.
Key Ideas:
- God is inside everyone. Every person you meet—every hand, foot, ear—is a piece of the Divine. There’s no need to look elsewhere for holiness.
- No external deity exists. The sacred isn’t some distant figure in the sky. It’s here, in us, in all of creation.
- Old beliefs must fade. Mystic traditions and lesser gods clog our minds. The next fifty years demand we let them go.
- Humanity is the awake God. Our race, alive and present, is the only deity worth recognizing—everywhere, in everything.
- Service is worship. Helping others isn’t just kindness; it’s the purest way to honor the Divine.
- Strength is the new religion. Resilience and clarity trump vague mysticism. Humanity needs this now.
