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Easy Journey to Other Planets

The Easy Journey to Other Planets book described A living human, especially a cultured man, has a natural desire to spend the rest of his life in enjoyment. However in the present conditioned state of life, he is engaged in a struggle against recurring birth and death. Therefore he has attained neither happiness nor immortality.

The desire to go to other planets is the most recent ambition that man has formed. This is also understandable, given his constitutional right to travel to any area of the physical or spiritual universe. These skies are full of endless globes of varied qualities, and they are occupied by all forms of living entities, making such journeys incredibly appealing and fascinating.

Easy Journey to Other Planets within this cosmos is ultimately a trivial project, as Srila Prabhupada demonstrates through argument and references to old Vedic writings in Easy Journey To Other Planets. He claims that journeying beyond this restricted cosmos to the boundless, anti material, spiritual world will totally satisfy our urge for cosmic exploration.
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