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Book: Six Paths to the God

The Book Six Paths to the God explain six spiritual path as taught by Krishna Dwipayana Vyasa, Sidhartha Gautama, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad.

Krishna Dwipayana Vyasa wrote the Mahabharata describes the way of Pandavas to go to the Heaven. The writer has never experienced the trip but with the power of his mind could describe the best way to the God.

Sidhartha Gautama left his luxurious world seeking the path to Nirvana. After going through a severe inner struggle he had come to the emptiness conditions and then be called Buddha. His experience gain enlightenment which then distributed to other people is the way to the God.

Abraham did not find a way to the God but in facing his difficulties suddenly he met the God which then always present along with his family life. The road taken by Abraham to built his family is the way with the God.

Moses met the God after seeing a fiery bush that does not burn the bush and then God sent him to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. Moses led the Israelites to walk towards the promised land of God and the leading of a nation is a journey with the God.

Jesus had made a lot of travel, but not the way it was travelled was taught as the way to the God because Jesus said, "I am the way." After Jesus was crucified the Apostle Paul taught the Straight Road. The road may be taken by those who want to apply what Jesus taught is the way to the God.

When Muhammad was born, many paths to the God had been written in the holy books. But Muhammad was illiterate and could not read those books, then he prayed to the God, "Show us the straight path." God replied, "Read." Becouse he still could not able to read, he taught his followers to prayer five times a day and as many as seventeen times cried out to the God. "Show us the straight path."

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Book: Six Paths to the God

The Book Six Paths to the God explain six spiritual path as taught by Krishna Dwipayana Vyasa, Sidhartha Gautama, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad.

Krishna Dwipayana Vyasa wrote the Mahabharata describes the way of Pandavas to go to the Heaven. The writer has never experienced the trip but with the power of his mind could describe the best way to the God.

Sidhartha Gautama left his luxurious world seeking the path to Nirvana. After going through a severe inner struggle he had come to the emptiness conditions and then be called Buddha. His experience gain enlightenment which then distributed to other people is the way to the God.

Abraham did not find a way to the God but in facing his difficulties suddenly he met the God which then always present along with his family life. The road taken by Abraham to built his family is the way with the God.

Moses met the God after seeing a fiery bush that does not burn the bush and then God sent him to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. Moses led the Israelites to walk towards the promised land of God and the leading of a nation is a journey with the God.

Jesus had made a lot of travel, but not the way it was travelled was taught as the way to the God because Jesus said, "I am the way." After Jesus was crucified the Apostle Paul taught the Straight Road. The road may be taken by those who want to apply what Jesus taught is the way to the God.

When Muhammad was born, many paths to the God had been written in the holy books. But Muhammad was illiterate and could not read those books, then he prayed to the God, "Show us the straight path." God replied, "Read." Becouse he still could not able to read, he taught his followers to prayer five times a day and as many as seventeen times cried out to the God. "Show us the straight path."