God’s Plan
In the present world of tests, man has been given the right to do whatever he wants, but this freedom is for trial and not for reward. A person who surrenders himself before God of his own free will makes himself a deserving candidate for Paradise.
God created a world of His choice and named it Paradise. This Paradise is a world of eternal joys and comforts. There is neither sorrow, noise, sadness, nor accident. It is free from all kinds of hardships. All kinds of blessings will be showered on man by God in Paradise. There man will never die, nor will he get tired or suffer from grief.
It is the world that, by nature, everyone seeks. Every man is in search of a hidden Paradise. However, no one can find this eternal Paradise in this present limited world. Therefore, God has placed this Paradise in the world to come after death.
However, this Paradise cannot be found by anyone on its own. Only fortunate souls who do good actions in the present life can find Paradise. Therefore, God has divided our life into two parts. A brief period of our life is in the present world, while the rest of our life is in the world to come after death. God has made the present world a place of action and the Afterlife a place of reward for action.
In the present world, to test man’s exigencies, he has been given the right to do whatever he wants, but this freedom is for trial and not for reward. Therefore, a man who does not fall into misunderstanding due to temporary freedom and prepares himself according to the actual situation will be settled in Paradise. Moreover, whoever opts for rebellious ways by misusing his freedom, his abode will be in Hell.
In this universe, all authority is invested in God’s hand. He is the owner of everything. Every human being is in His hands at every moment. A person who accepts this reality and surrenders himself before God of his own free will makes himself a deserving candidate for Paradise. Moreover, whoever deviates from the truth and follows willful ways will be held guilty in the sight of God. He has no share in the blessings of the Hereafter.
