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Harun Yahya - Adnan Oktar

Anyone who acts rightly, male or female, being a believer, We will
give them a good life and We will recompense them according to
the best of what they did. (Surat an-Nahl: 97)

For believers, many secrets like this make the world a very different
place. For unbelievers, life in this world is a place of suffering, full of
troubles, fears, doubts and tension. But for believers, it becomes a foretaste
of Paradise.

Conclusion

This book has examined the essence of "matter" from a rather different
perspective than that in our other books. (For more details, see Harun Yahya,
Matter: The Other Name for Illusion (Istanbul: Arastirma Publishing, 2001))

The analogy of the little man in the tower yields yet another noteworthy
truth:

If you believe you have direct contact with the original matter then your true
body cannot be the same one that you are seeing right now.

You must have another body "outside"—in other words, outside your
mind—which you have never seen or felt.

And that body is a "giant," many times larger than the body you are now
seeing.

And you are a prisoner, locked into a tiny room at the top of a tower.

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