What is god?: The Question That Shaped Humanity

By: ㅤ, Abhisar

We have been taught to look for God as if he were an external figure - a king who rules us, a judge who punishes us, or a power we have to bargain with through rituals and prayers. This book is a direct, honest exploration of how we have spent thousands of years looking in the wrong direction, staring at books and buildings while ignoring the reality of our own existence. We will dive into the history of how organized religion turned the search for God into a transaction and investigate why the world's most prominent figures - from Shiva and Krishna to Jesus and the Buddha - all pointed to something very different from what the modern "advisors" tell you. You won't find a new set of rules or a religious doctrine here; instead, we will strip away the borrowed stories and the cultural baggage to see what remains when the "silly little games" of fear and flattery are over. This is a journey for the real seeker who wants to understand how history, science, and philosophy all move toward a single truth: that God is not separate from you, but is deeply connected to your own life and the fact that you are conscious. If you are ready to stop being a customer of religion and start exploring what it actually means to meet God without a middleman, this book will show you where that search truly leads.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0GQ5B99LR
• ISBN13: 9798249508050
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 80 Pages
• Weight: 0.23 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 5.5" x 8.5"