Allah, God, Buddha or Bhagwaan??


WOULD YOU COME IF SOMEONE CALLED YOU BY WRONG NAME?
I WEPT BECAUSE FOR YEARS HE DID NOT ENTER MY ARMS;
THEN ONE NIGHT I WAS TOLD A SECRET;
PERHAPS THE NAME YOU CALL GOD IS NOT REALLY HIS,
MAYBE IT IS JUST AN ALIAS.

We call Him by different names. Some call Him God, others regard Him as Allah, Some ask for His mercy using the name Buddha and others call him Bhagwaan. He listens all of them and boon them with what they want. He never differ between ones who call Him Allah or ones who call Him God. He never stopped Himself granting ones who call Him Buddha or ones who regard Him as Bhagwaan. If He; the Almighty never felt bad on the names we gave Him, then why we people are ignorant towards people calling Him with the name we don't use. He; Allah, God, the Almighty has His own language through which He wants to talk to us. That's actually the soul of the world and that language is LOVE.
For Him it doesn't matter what name you give Him, but what matters is how much you love Him and His creation, How pure is your intention and how much intense is your connection with Him.....this is what that matters.
The wise men understood that this natural world is only an image and a copy of paradise. The existence of this world is simply a guarantee that there exists a world that is perfect. God created the world so that through its visible objects, people could understand His spiritual teachings and the marvels of His wisdom.
God is merciful, He is forgiving, He is gracious, whether you love Him or not He loves you a lot. Do you think He want our precious prayers? No!, He only wants us to understand the language in which He speaks and that is LOVE.

What will you do, God, when I die?
When I, your pitcher, broken, lie?
When I, your drink, go stale or dry?
I am your garb, the trade you ply,
You lose your meaning, losing me.

Regards,
Yashal Jalil

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  1. Editor Sohni Digest1 July 2017 at 10:21

    "The existence of this world is simply a guarantee that there exists a world that is perfect. God created the world so that through its visible objects, people could understand His spiritual teachings and the marvels of His wisdom."
    میں نے دنیا کو کبھی اس پہلو سے نہیں دیکھا۔ بہت خوبصورت تجزیہ ہے۔ شکریہ

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