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​​Do you believe in heaven or a better place than Earth somewhere up there?

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What if I told you there is no Heaven up there?

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Yes, you read that right.

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Why?

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Simply because Adam and Chava were not supposed to die.

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What does that tell you?

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Yes, Earth was the heaven the Creator gave to humans, but humans turned it into hell and are looking for it somewhere else. 

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Besides, if there is a better place than Earth up there, why do we believe the deceased will rise on Earth?

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In fact, there is a blessing we recite in our morning prayers about the resurrection of dead people.

 

Even Nosterdames, who lived in centuries ago and is a famous future teller, has confirmed the rise of death in the future.

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When the Creator made Adam and Chava, He put them in heaven which was on Earth and told them to multiply and grow. 

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The Creator had made Adam and Chava the CAUSE for everything that happens in nature and warned them not to change the natural order or default setting of nature.

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But once they disobeyed the Creator, acted weak, and ate the forbidden fruit, they changed the default setting of the creation and doomed nature. 

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As a result, they brought death to the world.

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Yes, earth was the heaven the Creator gave humans, but humans turned it into hell and now are looking for heaven some place in the sky.

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When a soul leaves the body, it becomes weak simply because separation always creates weakness. 

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We learn that the body and soul are of opposite sexes, and like a married couple, they need each other. Therefore, they need each other, just like you need your spouse.

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In fact, when the Creator took Chava out of Adam, He turned a strong individual into two weak individuals in need of each other.

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That's why, after leaving this world, the soul wants to come back and unite with a body to become strong again. 

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Yes, earth is the ultimate destination for humans.

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But will we come back to the earth again at the end of times?

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Are we eligible to come back to this world and live in peace and harmony forever?

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That's why this life is a test...a very hard test.

Yes, no pain no gain.

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Ask yourself why the Creator should bring us back to life?

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Are we moral persons?

The first thing we need to know is that in Noah's time the Creator killed every human being including animals except for those entered Noha's ark.  

Why?

Because of immorality.

In Noah's time, there was no religion, nor any commandments to obey. Humans were not taught any moral behaviors to follow; yet the Creator killed them all because He expects humans to follow a simple rule in life: if you wouldn't like it done to you, don't do it to others.

A simple morality means a lot to the creator and could save lives.

Think of morality as a glass/vessel and holiness as a wine. 

You cannot possibly drink wine without a glass or vessel. 

Similarly, you cannot possibly bring holiness into your life if you are not moral or vessel.

 
And morality is not limited to humans only. If you're a moral person, that means your essence is moral and won't hurt animals for any reasons too except for a higher purpose commanded by the Creator.

So, next time pay attention to your behaviors toward others and ask yourself if you like the same behavior done to you. 

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Where are you?

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This is the question the Creator asked Adam and Chava after they failed their strength test.

By creating us, the Creator hired us to be the relationship between the physicality and spirituality. 

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And that position requires us to be strong and don't let forbidden pleasures pull us away from our soul. 

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A temporarily position to test our strength, and if we pass, we are eligible to come back. 

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That's how Adam and Chava failed their strength test.

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​Talking about Adam and Chava reminds me of the Creator testing them through eating. Why eating? because you have full control over what you eat and it is life changing when you are in control of what is permitted to eat. It's interesting right after providing a list of all kosher animals, the Creator tells us: "Be holy, for I'm holy".

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What does that tell us?

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By becoming a strong bridge, you become the connector of the upper world and the lower world while you give yourself life. 

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Think of yourself as a light bulb that gives life to itself by being a connector between the positive and negative volts. 

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In other words, if we can recreate ourselves, we may come back to this world.

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— Bahram Cohanfard

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