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Anonymous
07-05-2003, 23:50
I do not claim to be a teacher nor a person learned in various religious philosophies. I am a mere messenger with an obligation to convey what my spirit has received from Allah.

Many books have been written on various religious beliefs. Most people have their own self attained or learned knowledge or deep religious convictions on spirituality. There are many spiritual people who know that Allah is the rational Purity who/that does not require servitude, ritualistic prayers or a forced slavery in order for the soul to be a part of the Purity of Allah for eternity.

ALL religions have the same goal. A Transcendentalist is often a spiritually enlightened individual whose ultimate goal is to unite and strengthen communities or religious organization. Allah/God is the enlightenment of ALL who sincerely seek him/it.

Project yourself into a scenario whereupon, after your spirit has established a communication link with the Spirit of Allah, upon your physical demise, all of the data that your spirit has accumulated and stored in your soul is transmitted and received by Allah into a spiritual dimension which contains any and all of the knowledge and experiences of the universe. You are now a part of Allah.

I have personally experienced my spirit leaving my body and being united with the Ultimate Supreme Spirit (Allah/God?). In 1956 when I was 15 years old I had double pneumonia and I thought that I would surely die. My father took me to a doctor who gave me a penicillin injection and recommended immediate hospitalization. We had no medical insurance or money, so my father took me home to recuperate. I remember the drive home vividly. Every breath was extremely painful and my chest felt as though a great weight was upon it. I watched cars and trucks drive by and I wondered how people could make long term plans when life was so unpredictable.

Several nights later it felt as if my spirit left my body and it experienced being in a place with a gathering of souls or spirits. I felt the greatest peace, tranquility and ecstasy. I felt a rapture that was beyond a person's imagination. I felt as if I was a part of ALL, a part of Allah. I was mentally communicating and in sync with everyone; Muhammad and many of the prophets of the bible and historical people whom I had read about, some of my deceased acquaintances and relatives. There was no dominant force, no forceful leader. Allah was the entire spiritual community. I somehow knew who everyone was. Every thought was interacted with the whole community. I had no questions; it seemed as if everything was revealed and crystal clear. I saw the universe stretched out before us like a vast expanse with spirits engaged in mental interaction like master craftsmen contemplating the creation of a new frontier.

When I told my father who was a preacher of the Lutheran Faith about my experience he dismissed it abruptly and told me that this Supreme Spirit, this God/Allah that my spirit had witnessed was not the God of the Bible and he told me to pray for my salvation. We never talked about it afterwards.

Since that time I never really gave it much thought until after the New York World Trade Center tragedy on 9-11-01. I went into deep meditation. I wanted to to find an answer as to why/how some misguided individuals could believe that their actions would be rewarded with their soul's eternal life with Allah. I then had a couple of very similar experiences of my spirit communicating with the Ultimate Spirit. (God, Allah or whatever one desires to call him/it) On the night of 9-11-01 my spiritual experience was very similar to the one that I had 45 years ago at age 15.

About a week later I had another spiritual experience that was in a progression which seemed to last throughout the entire night. My spirit observed the entire history and the evolution of the universe and peoples varying perceptions of Allah/God, as if in a fast-forward film. By what I had experienced, I perceived that I had been given a task by The Spirit of Allah to make an attempt to bring common sense to a belief in Allah.

Some will say that my experience is nothing but a dream or a vivid imagination but if you discount everything else, there is still rationality, common sense and logic. Religions have originated from an apprehension of the unknown after physical death. We do not need to fear death; it is a new beginning. The Spirit of Allah has revealed to me that Allah is not that petty so as to condemn mankind for their varying beliefs.

The messenger is of no significance, it is the message that needs to be taken into account and judged for its merits. I believe that I have personally experienced a oneness with The Spirit of Allah and as surely as I know that Allah exists, I know that my soul will be with Allah.

Much of what I have written here and in my book is what my spirit has experienced and can be accepted or totally rejected by anyone if they so desire. Let us hope that man will eventually progress intellectually and evolve to a point whereby he can socialize with totally eliminated tendencies for barbarianism and without a fear of punishment from Allah; this would true enlightenment.

By pointing out a flaw and reason for terrorism and violence in the name of religion, my only intent is to make people aware of the futility and intellectual gullibility of societies which have not progressed their beliefs since the Middle Ages. The main purpose of my book (all profits are donated to charities) is to have open-minded people peruse my writings and offer feedback on how our religious beliefs can to be brought into the 21st Century.

May Allah bless you daily and may your spirit be at peace.
Kurt Kawohl

My book can be accessed free of charge from
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All profits from the book are donated to charities.