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P.S. Jaya Prasad

P.S. Jaya Prasad

GOD IS ONE

2 min readOct 17, 2024
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In a small classroom filled with curious minds, a professor stood atop a table, commanding the attention of five eager students. “Today,” he announced, “we’re going to explore the nature of perspective.” He instructed the students to line up, two feet apart, all facing him.

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With a wave of his hand, he asked them to take a picture of him from their various angles. The students eagerly snapped their photos, and when they gathered around to show their shots, the professor scrutinized them intently.

“Why are these pictures all different?” he asked, tilting his head.

One brave student replied, “Sir, we’re standing in different spots. Our perspectives are unique, so the images vary.”

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The professor smiled knowingly. “Exactly. I am one, yet each of you captured me differently. This illustrates a powerful truth.”

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He paused, letting the students digest his words. “In a similar way, God is one. People from different faiths and backgrounds perceive Him through their own lenses, leading to diverse interpretations. But ultimately, they are all looking at the same divine essence.”

DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEWS

The room fell silent as the students pondered this revelation. The professor continued, “Now, imagine what God might think as humanity fights to prove its beliefs right and others wrong.”

A thoughtful student finally spoke up, “Perhaps God is laughing at our ignorance.”

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“GOD IS ONE”

The professor nodded, his eyes sparkling with wisdom. “Indeed. Recognizing this truth can illuminate our minds, burning away the ignorance that divides us. The moment we understand that we’re all gazing at the same source, we can foster unity instead of discord.”

As the lesson wrapped up, the students left the classroom transformed, carrying with them a deeper understanding of perspective and the divine. They realized that in acknowledging their differences, they could find common ground, embracing the unity that lies beneath the surface of their varied beliefs.

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