Spiritual Quest of a Baby Yogi
Journey through Islam, Christianity, and Beyond
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My goal here is simply to make an attempt to help my fellow humans understand that we are all very similar on the inside and do not need a particular theocracy, theology, clergy, ideology, philosophy, or any one of the many organized religions to realize and enjoy the loving presence of God in our own everyday private and public lives. I would feel extremely satisfied if I lift up perhaps just one fallen soul and rescue at the very least one person from the dark dungeons of self-pity, negativity, destruction, hatred, fear, bigotry, anger, cynicism, and narrow-mindedness, in order to look at life in a totally different light— as his or her God-given gift of wonderful possibilities.
My own life is a testimony to the many challenges and tribulations that we all experience as God’s children, but we should always remember that almighty God never gives us more than we can handle. All the ardent believers of every major religion on earth agree on the same facts: God is the greatest and the holiest of holy. No one, to my knowledge, calls him any less. He really does have a divine plan for all of his children—mankind—and truly knows how, where, and when to execute the plan for our healings, blessings, and perpetual prosperity as per his divine wisdom, divine time, divine will, and divine intervention.
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Author Dev Prana considers himself a Muslim on Fridays, a Jew on Saturdays, a Christian on Sundays, and a Buddhist on Mondays. Regardless of the faith he explores on any given day, each and every day he tries to be a walking embodiment of love, peace, and kindness. He is a student of religion, but it was not always this way. Twenty years ago, as he sought peace through study, he ended up tumbling over life’s purpose.
Spiritual Quest of a Baby Yogi is one seeker’s search for truth amidst the many religions of the modern world and his eventual realization that all religions lead to one Father of the Universe. No matter the book— Quran or Bible—and no matter the figure—Buddha or Jesus Christ— all spiritual striving focuses on the similar foundations of unconditional love, nonviolence, and inner peace.
As human beings, it is important we make an honest attempt to seek God in order to achieve enlightenment. We are different races with different beliefs, but we share this earth as one. Together, we can fill it with peace and love, but we must first make a spiritual connection with the higher power. It is time to become devout students of spirituality in order to make this world a better place.
About the Author
Dev Prana, a.k.a. Safir (Sam) Ahmed,, has been a network engineer for the past eighteen years. He lives in New Jersey with his wife and children. For the past two decades, he has researched and practiced tenets of Islam, Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism (Sanatana Dharma), Bhakti yoga, and Pranayama. “...I used to live a meaningless, chaotic, materialistic, and empty life that brought me no inner peace and joy, and ultimately led to my decision of taking my own life out of sheer desperation and frustration. In a very personal dream, I saw a message revealed to me, and I decided to investigate and understand the Holy Bible and Christianity up close and personal.”