Prologue 2: Continues the Stories about the Law of Event(s) upon Event

两极哲理

Spurred on by The Law of Event(s) Upon Event (LEE), I have been advocating and popularizing this law ever since its emergence. To delve into the depth of this law, I have written an immense number of letters, asking for advice and opinions. I have also visited many people, both friends, acquaintances and strangers to hear their comments on LEE. Though what I have done has no direct effect on the research into and development of LEE, I had opportunities to know religions and organizations which were unknown to me previously. I have read and analyzed many religious books as well as scriptures which has enabled me to better understand and objectively analyze these religions and their creeds. As a result, I feel that I have unexpected achievements in two aspects.

One is that I have read biographies of the former teachers of the Radha Soami Satsang Beas, a spiritual organisation which is popular among the Sikhs and Hindus in Punjab, India. I was deeply impressed by their honesty, integrity and perfect moral character which I myself have been striving for. These sages have set shining examples for me to mould my own character, and thus, prevented me from advancing into the ill-fate of deifying myself.

Secondly, in search for truth, I have gradually realized the far-reaching potential and contributions of LEE, which enabled me to better understand the mysteries of life. In "The Law of Event(s) upon Event and Further Reflections", are my understandings and manifestations which, I think, may provide revelations for the readers. Many readers have told me that they could not accept what was written in "Notes on the World of Inner Wisdom", which I feel necessary to facilitate a further explanation. In that Part, almost 90 percent of it relates to my personal experience, the rest of it comes from my readings of the classical works on religions. The reader may approach from two different angles. First, from a religious point of view, the state of inner wisdom is similar to the accounts in the Bible, or the goals set in Buddhist and other religious scriptures. In the Bible, the state of inner wisdom is called "Visions of God". In Buddhism or other religions, it is called "learning experience" or "levels of learning". However, not everyone can reach such a state, so, if you feel perplexed, do not take it as unreal or fictitious, you may consult senior fellow believers for advice or to approach it from a scientific point of view. Yet frankly speaking, even scientists still do not have sound explanations. Fortunately, such states or phenomenon as inner wisdom have already attracted the interests and attention of scientists. I believe, with the development of science and religion, explanations of inner wisdom and the relevant aspects regarding its origin and nature will surely be made available in the near future.

Many readers believe LEE will eventually become a religion. Such a conviction arises from insufficient understanding of this law and its tremendous potential. Here I earnestly state: Religions founded on the basis of LEE are illegal, and certainly not out of my own wish. What, then, are the prospects for LEE? My anticipation is: one thousand years later, an excellent spiritual organisation will adopt its principles and carry them out in the cause of uniting all religions into one, i.e., one, single religion, one single God. The terminal objective is to achieve a state of "no religions, but, single God." Is it possible? In real life no one asks you which planet you come from, since it is evident that you, like others, are dwellers of the earth. Likewise, when the day comes that all different religions have united as one, then, nobody will ask you about your religious beliefs. Will it be like this thousand years from now? Perhaps, what we are now undertaking, is just a prelude.....

Feb 95