This article introduces the concept of the Kingdom of the Greatest Creator, as explained by Deiform Buddha. The Kingdom is a place of freedom, where the will of the Greatest Creator is unimpeded. It is a place without churches, temples, countries, religions, or political parties. The article explains the eight rights of freedom enjoyed by citizens of the Kingdom and the highest law, which is the 800 Values for Human Beings.

The kind of individual each person is and their life trajectory is predetermined. No one can escape the arrangement of the cosmic script. Encouraging people to achieve things and become successful is useless and can be compared to teaching hens how to crow or asking bulls to produce milk.

The present is full of troubles and pains, so it's better to live in the future where we can imagine our dreams and ideals. Our present consciousness can create better futures, and by living in an ideal state of the future, we can be optimistic and survive. Imagining a better life is not impossible, and it's a way to get rid of difficulties and move towards a better future.

This article discusses the relationship between consciousness and disease, using the example of environmental sanitation in Bangladesh and Switzerland. The author argues that the collective consciousness of a community can impact the cleanliness and health of their environment. The article suggests that if someone is ill, there may be an issue with their consciousness.

The article discusses how complaining is often a result of a lack of understanding or perspective. It gives examples of various complaints and shows how they are illogical. The author concludes that complainers are confused and lack the ability to see the truth.

The article discusses the easiest and most direct way to become a saint, which is to think of ways to make other people's lives better than one's own. It argues that most people who commit crimes do so because they want to live more comfortably than others, and that those who strongly oppose the Communist mode of production and life are also committing crimes. The article challenges readers to fight against this idea and offers a simple solution to becoming a saint.

The quality of your life is a manifestation of your past actions and words. The law of causality always works perfectly. To achieve your goals, you must match the quality of your life with what you aspire to. Resenting others only makes your life more miserable. The law of heaven is fair, and what you create will return to you intact.

Communism is about sharing and maximizing the value of resources. People reject communism due to their inherent selfishness and fear of sharing when they have little material wealth. However, true communism is gentle, soft, and civilized. The toiling masses have suffered the most in human history, and communism can be a solution for their happiness.

The article discusses the importance of recognizing the presence of the Greatest Creator, Gods, Buddhas, Celestials, and noble people in one's life. It emphasizes the role of personality in changing one's destiny and highlights the missed opportunities of those who fail to acknowledge them. The author shares personal experiences of how recognizing these entities impacted their life and encourages readers to be more aware of their existence.

The article discusses eight mysterious and invisible factors that influence our lives, including Feng Shui, Gods and Deities, and Socio-ecological Environments. It provides detailed explanations of each factor and emphasizes the importance of changing one's living space often to avoid long-term damage caused by unfavorable factors.