Some of us had an opportunity to: be with Dahesh, witness his miracles, travel with him, live with him, and listen to his wisdom. Although some of us have never had the pleasure of meeting Dahesh in person, due to age or circumstances, yet our faith in him and in his Mission is strong—it is always reassuring to remember the words of Lord Christ:

“…How happy are those who believe without seeing me!” (John 20:29)

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willingly seeking righteous deeds, and returning to the essence of religions devoid of tribalism and intolerance. It calls for the return to righteousness, enlightenment, and certitude, love, compassion, and forgiveness—the pathway to heavens and to the unity of religions.

Any believer in Daheshism is called upon to adhere to the teachings of his religion, because all religions have the same lofty goals. It is necessary, but not sufficient, to be versed in religious holy books, because salvation is not possible without applying such teachings to all aspects of life. Acting upon such teachings brings the person closer to God Almighty.

In order to have just laws, comprehensive equality, and total brotherhood of mankind, Daheshism calls for a genuine spiritual awaking and an elaborate intellectual revolution, so that individuals live as members of one family governed by love and brotherhood.

Daheshism believes that man is formed from a physical body, Spiritual Fluids (Sayyals for short), and a Spirit. The body is nothing but a physical instrument to shackle the Soul on earth for a specific period of time and only through death that the Soul is liberated.

As to the Spiritual Fluids (Sayyals), they are the fundamental components of life’s true nature on earth. They resemble the cords of a musical instrument that produces different tunes with varying frequencies—waves that can either be constructive or destructive in nature.

As to the Spirit, it resides in a Spiritual Realm created by God Almighty—a Realm devoid of time-space. The Spirit is not governed by any universal laws or the laws of nature. The Spirit is a Mother Spirit to all the Sayyals that extend life to a being and reincarnate from one physical existence to another in worlds of varying lofty or degraded levels until such time that the Sayyals are able to elevate themselves and reunite with their Mother Spirit.

The happiness is great when a Spiritually elevated Sayyal is reunited with its Mother Spirit, which would then bring the Spirit closer to merging with the Creating Force (God). Just as there are different material worlds corresponding to the Spiritual rank of the various Sayyals, so is the case in the Spiritual Realm, where the Spirits are also ranked and elevated or downgraded with the elevation or downgrade of its Sayyals in the physical realm. The Spirit is likened to a butterfly that glides depending on the wind direction and either finds itself in a refined or degraded place.

Spirits are not subject to death, because they are eternal Spiritual entities. Daheshism calls for an unwavering belief in the eternity of the Spirits, a system of just rewards and retributions based on Spiritual causality and reincarnation.

According to Daheshism, death is an instrument of transitioning from one state of life to another. The future abode of a human being after death is determined by his thoughts, sayings, and deeds represented in his Sayyals. Sayyals continue to transition throughout the stars and planets depending on their merits, while the body deteriorates and reverts to its original basic elements. The Sayyal that leaves the individual could reincarnate into an animal, vegetation, or inanimate object, because they all possess intellect and perception. The physical forms change, however, the Sayyals transition from one state to another and burdened with responsibility through the ages. The Sayyal could transition into a drop of water, a sand grain, or an air breeze…

Reincarnation in Daheshism doesn’t take place only on earth, rather it can be at different planets, stars, and cosmological objects, for they all are worlds populated with beings and each with its own physical characteristics.

Daheshism is a loud voice from heavens trumpeting righteousness. It is a light from God, glory be to His name, and the dawn of enlightenment and truth.

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