A Solution to a Pointless Life

Quantum physics propounds that we live in virtual reality. Top-notch theoretical quantum physicists such as Max Planck, Eugene Wigner, John Archival Wheeler, and Thomas Campbell, among others, hold the thesis that consciousness is fundamental to the universe's existence. They also say that we live in an immaterial universe; furthermore, the “non-locality” concept states that objects can influence one another instantaneously and that beliefs and intentionality create our perceptual reality. This takes us to the inference that personal reality is programmable. Now we can understand the mechanism of the old metaphysical concepts that thoughts, intentions, and burning desires become a reality sooner or later. It also explains how strong-willed people forcefully achieve their selfish goals and aims. Humans should assume their inalienable right to be masters of their destiny. Indeed, we have been endowed with the creative power to fashion our social circumstances and future. This is confirmed by exact science, which is filling the spiritual void in contemporary times, putting man as the only creator in the world. The obvious question is why the world has so much misery, suffering, and evil. The answer is that people are unaware of their inner power and don't use it correctly; they often create unconsciously based on the negative programming instilled during childhood. In addition, the greediness and selfishness of small elite take advantage of their power and are directly responsible for this anguish and distress for the rest of humankind. Parallel to this, political ideologies and religious organizations have brainwashed humans into believing they are powerless, insignificant entities, inflicting low self-esteem and helplessness. In addition, ordinary people are mesmerized by the imagination of the changing outer phenomena, materialism, and frenzy of consumerism. I call this the “mirage effect,” in other words, human life is based on deceptions disguised as myths and religions. The truth is that man has to save himself from the world of mirages that keeps him enslaved to the world of illusions; nobody will do it for him. Plato’s allegory of the cave aptly illustrated this existential enigma. This book proposes a plausible and coherent theory that answers the old honored predicament of finding an authentic purpose for human existence. What is the role of humans in the drama of the whole world? What is the underlying message of religions, philosophies, and metaphysics? In the past, questions regarding the meaning of human existence, freedom, fate, and God's existence were restricted to religion's dominion. Only religious organizations were allowed to provide the answers to questions about the meaning of human existence and human freedom.