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This isn't the app to talk about this kindly delete it

Ok If u say about some "paramparai" or "Manyata" or "stories" then it is literally made in generations by humans but there is something if u believe that isn't natural.

I don't think so. Coz i faced those incidents which makes me believe the existence of something that is unnatural. I can't share but i literally faced many things regarding this.

Before we were born, there was nothing but complete emptiness. After we die, it's the same, endless silence. Nothing in the universe has any meaning. Our lives are just fleeting moments in a cosmic void. Morals, love, and beauty; they're all human inventions of our mind to help us cope with the emptiness. Everything we do is ultimately inconsequential. Empires rise and fall, civilizations come and go, but the universe remains indifferent. Nature works without any regard for our suffering or happiness. Disasters strike, lives are lost, and the world moves on, indifferent to our pain. Our existence is temporary and insignificant in the grand scheme of things. We are mere specks in an endless expanse of the universe, our lives barely a whisper in its vastness. Events unfold randomly, without any ultimate order or purpose. Life and death are just parts of an endless, meaningless cycle. Our dreams, aspirations and achievements are all futile.

I think it's a very subjective thing and one should avoid writing this in public platforms

I totally see where you're coming from. The concept of God does seem like a way to provide a moral framework and social order. It's fascinating to think about how early humans might have created these ideas to explain the unexplainable and maintain cohesion in their communities.

the concept of God and religion can provide a sense of purpose and belonging for many people. Whether or not God exists in a literal sense, the impact of these beliefs on individuals and societies is undeniable.

Your point about religious texts claiming to have all the answers is interesting. These texts can provide valuable insights and guidance, but they can also be interpreted in many different ways. It's crucial to approach them with an open mind and a critical eye.

I think the existence of God is a deeply personal question. What works for one person might not work for another, and that's okay. The diversity of beliefs and perspectives is what makes human experience so rich and varied

I completely agree with you. Also, really well put. We have made an entity for our peace of mind. We didn’t stop there, even law enforcement is something that humans came up with, most definitely after they made stupid/necessary laws. Similarly as humans and as a complex being we mostly come up with solutions for problems that we’ve created ourselves. After making life a misery on earth, people want something to look upto and as a parting gift, religion and gods are the gateways