The purpose of human life is not merely to eat, drink, sleep, earn, and enjoy. The true purpose is much greater and deeper than this. Human life is a gift, given to learn the truth, do good deeds, and purify our soul. Everything else, like money, fame, and comfort, ends one day, but the good we do and the love we give last forever. Life is short, and every moment counts. If we live selfishly, maliciously, or greedily, we lose this opportunity. But if we live with truth, help others, forgive, and control our desires, our soul evolves, we find inner peace, and even after death, our energy flows pure and bright into the next life. The main purpose is simple, but powerful. Live with love, do good deeds, always learn, control bad habits, and leave something good behind. Then life becomes meaningful, death becomes peaceful, and our soul continues its journey not with burden, but with joy.

After death, the body dies, but the soul does not die, because the soul is energy, and energy never perishes. But the soul cannot escape its actions. All our actions, good or bad, are always seen and counted; everything we do is never hidden, and every action affects our soul. If the soul commits bad deeds in human life, such as lying, deceit, violence, or selfishness, it does not proceed directly to a new birth after leaving the body. First, God judges, and the soul must suffer punishment, sometimes in another realm, sometimes through suffering, until the energy is purified. Similarly, if a person performs good deeds, helping others, speaking the truth, and spreading love, the soul receives rewards and peace before moving on. After this balance is complete, God transforms that soul energy into a new body, which is now more pure and refreshed. Therefore, we must live our lives carefully, thinking not only about ourselves but also about what lies ahead. Because our soul bears the effects of our actions, and God always purifies it before giving it new life. So true wisdom is simple: death is not the end, but a test. The soul goes to God, receives justice, is purified, and then returns. That is why human life is a blessing; we should use it for kindness and truth, not evil.

Humans believe in God or higher powers because the heart feels a need for something greater than itself. The mind always searches for meaning: why we were born, why we die, why the world operates the way it does. Science can explain how things happen, but not why they happen, not why we feel love, fear, or hope. Humans try to fill that void within themselves with faith in something higher, something greater than themselves. Belief in higher powers also provides hope and courage. When life gets difficult, when we fail or lose someone, thinking that something sees everything, judges us, guides us, and gives us the strength to live again. Many people find peace and solace through meditation, contemplation, or contemplation of the universe. Science now shows that the human brain also responds uniquely to these practices, releasing happiness chemicals, reducing fear, and increasing concentration. Therefore, faith is not only mental, but also natural to the human mind and body. Humans also believe because the soul is truth, and the soul feels connected to the universe. We may feel small and weak, but we are part of something infinite. This feeling makes humans humble, compassionate, and more responsible. If we live alone, we forget duty, compassion, and the impact of our actions. Belief in a higher power reminds us that our actions are important, that the soul follows the body, and that the universe always maintains a balance of good and evil. So the reason is simple: humans believe in a higher power because we seek meaning, hope, peace, courage, and want to live righteously. This belief guides our lives, controls selfishness, makes us better people, and frees up good energy for the soul.

Listen carefully, man's greatest fear is death. Why? Because no one truly knows what happens after death. We see, feel, plan, and enjoy life, but death is completely unknown. The mind cannot even imagine what will happen to the soul, body, or energy. This very uncertainty creates fear. Fear also arises because we love many things—people, comfort, body, life. We feel we will lose everything, so our hearts become heavy and our minds tense. We know that death is natural, yet deep inside we hesitate and fear. But there is a truth here that is crucial to understand. Death is not a complete stop, but a transformation. The soul continues to move, and energy is never destroyed. Once we understand this, fear gradually diminishes. We begin to live peacefully, calmly, and focused on what truly matters. Now look at the lesson. The greatest fear teaches us something invaluable. It reminds us that life is short, and nothing lasts forever. Every moment is important. Every action matters. Therefore, we must live better lives, do good deeds, spread love, forgive, and always learn. The fear of death becomes a guide, not an enemy. Remember, the best human life is when we face fear, understand it, and use it for our growth. Then life becomes joyful, peaceful, and meaningful.