There are over 160 million books now available on earth and you deserve your next one to be the most important book in the world. However the most important book on earth is considered to be the Bible and the second most important book is the Koran. Each is unique in its own way. The Bible at over 1,400 pages begins with the words of the Torah containing the Ten Commandments which is the first and so oldest book using an alphabet. The Koran is unique in that it is the only book memorized by vast numbers of people who, by the way, live all over the earth and include male and female of nearly every age.
So this book, 'Our Users' Guide' positioned to be the most important book written in this millennium, can only be no higher than third on the list of the world's most important books. You likely have come across the statement that life does not come with instruction or a user's manual. Why one was not developed when this truth was first recognized is unfortunate. But that is the reason for "Our Users' Guide' at this point in time. The millions of available books on earth point to the fact that while personal introspection univerally sought may lie within each of us, the elusive awareness we seek may be best attained by the understanding of the insights revealed by perusing a few of these books. Yet these countless volumes also point to the inevitable conclusion that none are ultimately successful and so presumably merely wrong. 'Our Users' Guide' is not wrong. A number of criteria ought to be and must be met for our guide to meet the expectations and requirements of the millennium's most important book. The primary questions of what is the purpose of life and why do we exist must be answered. Of course the question of just who are we must be addressed and how does death fit into this picture must be answered in a manner that is satisfactory to a thoughtful and mature adult and understandable at least, to a person reaching the age of thirteen. By that age, plenty of adolescents are already asking such questions, and many have personally encountered death or seen its effects
Within the lifespan of Moses or that next generation, his people developed and adopted the practice of requiring their offspring to have a formal knowledge of their religion by the age of thirteen. That tradition continues to this day. And our users' guide can be introduced at or preferrably before that age. Some children may ask early on, why was I born, and that often comes well before the age of thirteen. An adult would likely phrase it as what is the purpose of life and the answer is remarkably simple; perhaps so simple that it is vastly unknown and of course "Our Users' Guide' will answer that along with other questions.
Yes, 'Our User's Guide' will become your users' guide and an extensive discussion of theory will be presented first. Similar to learning how to multiply will make the multiplication tables redundant, a thorough comprehension of life and its purpose will lead you to avoiding many potential problems. Nonetheless Our Users' Guide will not conclude without a significant overview of those mundane day to day matters that persistently have the potential to obscure that very purpose.
But for the answer to the purpose in life to be easily and fully understood there needs to be an appreciation and understanding of life itself.
