Description
Author(s): Sakariya Abdi Hirad
Publisher: Hirad Publishing
Publisher Imprint: Hirad Publishing
BISAC: Human Design
What if God isn’t far away at all?
In Where Is God: Enjoy My Questionably Insane Theories and Findings, Sakariya Hirad takes readers on a raw, personal, and unconventional journey through spirituality, suffering, human potential, heaven, death, manifestation, consciousness, and the mystery of existence.
Rather than presenting himself as someone with all the answers, Hirad does the opposite-he questions nearly everything.
Drawing from personal hardship, incarceration, religious fear, self-reflection, and a changing understanding of God, he explores what happens when the beliefs that once gave you certainty no longer bring you peace. His search leads him toward a different perspective: God as something infinite, woven throughout humanity, nature, consciousness, love, and existence itself.
From there, the questions become even bigger.
What happens after death? Is heaven only a destination after life, or can pieces of it already exist around us? How much influence do we really have over our future? What role do our thoughts, beliefs, words, habits, and actions play in shaping our lives? Can prayer and manifestation become forms of direction rather than substitutes for action? And what happens when we stop trying to escape our humanity and begin accepting ourselves as part of something larger?
Where Is God explores personal growth, self-belief, compassion, responsibility, uncertainty, human connection, manifestation, affirmations, the power of the mind, and the balance between accepting life as it is and creating what it could become.
Hirad challenges fear-based spirituality without claiming that everyone must follow the same path. Instead, he encourages readers to think for themselves, question freely, learn from different perspectives, and become more comfortable with the possibility that some of life’s greatest mysteries may remain mysteries.
At its heart, Where Is God is about transformation, possibility, and learning to recognize the beauty and goodness that can exist alongside struggle.
It is not a religious rulebook.
It is not a scientific theory.
It is one person’s collection of experiences, questions, beliefs, doubts, realizations, and admittedly questionable theories about God, humanity, purpose, and life.
You may agree with some of it. You may disagree with plenty of it. You may even think some of it is insane.
The title warned you.
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