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  1. Who controls your mind?Abbot Kamalkhani - manuscript
    We are all born in some religion, cult, or school of thought. Some are born Christian, some Muslim, and some Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu, etc. -/- All that these people have in common as they grow up is their bias towards their own religion and how they view and criticize the opposing religions. They all seem to believe that their religion and God or the Gods are the true ones. -/- If Jews think that they are correct, and Muslims and Christians (...)
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  2. Who created whom?Abbot Kamalkhani - manuscript
    Did God create man, or did man create God? Did God or the Gods create us, or is it the other way around, and we created the Gods? -/- As primitive homo-sapiens, we wanted to understand where we came from, giving birth to many superstitious views and unscientific assumptions that created various versions of Gods, and the Gods were not always as we know them today .
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  3. God's definition may not be as accurate as we most know.Abbot Kamalkhani - manuscript
    Just a silly thought of where we might have come from. Furthermore, who created us? No one knows for sure, but some claim it was God. However, no one has seen God or the actual creators to the best of our knowledge. Moreover, those that claim to have seen God show us no proof. -/- One may wonder, why does God only appear to those who believe in him? What is the point of that if they already believe in God? (...)
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  4. What is good and what is not?Abbot Kamalkhani - manuscript
    In the absence of religions, we need philosophy and philosophical approaches and practices more than ever to maintain, establish and develop our morals and values. Furthermore, come to an attuned mind that forever wishes well and does well. As Zarathushtra wisely guides, Good Deeds, Good Seeds, and Good Thoughts. However, what is good and what is not?
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  5. From scratch. A fundamental change of attitude.Abbot Kamalkhani - unknown
    The development of a book is an enjoyable task. Whatever the contents of this book might be, I assure you that I would try my best to put things in such a simple language in an easy-to-understand manner. Moreover, I also promise to be as blunt and frank as I could be. -/- I have been thinking of writing this book for quite some time; however, I have decided if I am going to write one book, then I might as (...)
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