Interview In The Court Of Justice

Questions asked to a person after they had passed away, which we will all one day do:

“They asked me what thing I did in my life that they could count:

I said I earned a lot of money

I spent days and nights

Away from my family

Working as hard as

Anybody possibly can

They said it doesn't count

I said I had a big luxury house

With a swimming pool

And tennis courts

And a few luxury cars

They said it doesn't count

I said I spent hours

Reading scriptures daily

After a bath early

In the morning

They said it doesn't count

I said I did yoga

And Exercise daily

They said it doesn't count

I said I studied Bachelors

And Masters in Computer Science

And graduated with honors

They said it doesn't count

I said I proselytized

A lot of people to my religion

They said it doesn't count

I said I left a lot of wealth

For my future generations

They said it doesn't count

I said I traveled 5 continents

And saw a lot of people and cultures

They said it doesn't count

And so it went on and on, in the end there was nothing that I spent most of my life on that counted! They didn't ask me anything I spent my whole life on. They asked me questions I never prepared for:

They asked me How much Meditation Of the Absolute I did?

They asked me Whether I went and served The Real Master who lived Next to me?

They asked me Whether I served Any saint or needy soul?

I felt very ashamed but there was nothing i could do. For it was too late, I was already there standing in front of them with my head bowed in shame once again.”