After thirty years of researching theological mysticism¹, sacred texts², and science—all fields that aim to answer humanity’s most persistent questions³—and after studying both theoretical frameworks and Genesis accounts found in mythology and religion, I have come to a firm conclusion: the only person whose teachings provide satisfactory answers and can be regarded as a reliable source of knowledge is Ostad Elahi (Master Elahi).

His teachings and philosophy offer a comprehensive explanation of existence and provide answers to many scientific questions. His ideas, grounded in undeniable reason, are also scientifically explainable.

This book aims to explore and demonstrate the ultimate truth of his teachings—while acknowledging that the concept of “evidence” can be relative.

Of course, I understand that what may appear as absolute truth to me could seem like mere speculation to others. However, I am confident that by the end of this book, many readers will reconsider their initial skepticism.

One of the motivations behind writing this work was the realization that, through Master Elahi’s teachings, René Descartes’ vision of a “universal method for researching the truth” can be achieved. While this may initially sound like an ambitious claim, it is a commitment I intend to uphold in this book, drawing upon insights from various scientific disciplines, including biology, genetics, particle physics, and chemistry.

Such research required an extensive body of knowledge, which I accumulated over two decades of continuous study up to the year 2010, focusing on all of Master Elahi’s published works. However, this was not sufficient to express the insights derived from his teachings in a scientifically coherent framework. I also lacked a great deal of specific knowledge from various branches of the natural sciences. To address this, I dedicated approximately 5,000 hours to acquiring and deeply understanding relevant scientific knowledge—particularly in the field of biology.

Another significant challenge was integrating the conceptual frameworks of both spiritual and scientific worlds. To do so, I needed to identify tangible commonalities that could bridge the two dimensions. Finding these shared points took hundreds of additional hours, as did the effort to align and synthesize them into a solid foundation for this study.

Only through such extensive effort and with sustained, disciplined focus on his teachings was I able to establish a spiritual connection with Master Elahi⁴—one that enabled me to organize the relevant facts into a coherent system.

This immaterial connection, which I hold sacred, granted me the clarity to interpret and analyze his teachings under his spiritual guidance.

The outcome of this precious connection is a series of reference books—and additional works—that I have written in my native language, Persian. Among these are Biology of the Second Dimension and Creation from Ostad Elahi’s Point of View: New Particle Physics.

As thoughtful readers will recognize, although Ostad Elahi’s teachings can be articulated using scientific terminology, they do not contradict religious accounts of creation. It is well-known that religious truths and academic science occasionally intersect.

Master Elahi was the only one who connected the missing links, placing them in their rightful context and ultimately solving the mystery of existence.

I refer to this worldview—developed and presented by Ostad Elahi—as “Integrated Science.”

The Evolution of Scientific Thought and the Role of Integrated Science

If we divide the history of science—at least within the framework of contemporary civilization—into four major eras, we arrive at the following classification:

1. Ancient Philosophy
2. Newtonian-Descartesian Science and Philosophy
3. Quantum Theory and the Heisenberg Perspective
4. The Worldview of Integrated Science

I believe we are currently in the fourth era. This stage may represent the final phase of scientific evolution in this civilization, as no future framework is likely to surpass the comprehensiveness of a unified science.

My goal is to substantiate this claim. To achieve this, collaboration from academic scientists—especially in the fields of genetics, quantum mechanics, and particle physics—is essential within the framework of an extensive, multidimensional research project.

Accordingly, scientists in the aforementioned disciplines are invited to join this exciting and promising endeavor, which may lead to a relative unification of the sciences.

Structure of the Book

This book is divided into four main chapters.

Chapter 1 generally presents the new perspectives of the AOG Research Institute.

Chapter 2 focuses on deciphering the central riddle and analyzing topics such as:
• What happened before and during the Big Bang
• How primal fermions—and thereby the multiverses and living beings—originated or were created
• How earthly souls were created
• How life began on Earth, and so on

Chapter 3 explores:
• Different types of souls
• Earthly living beings and their associated souls
• The development and evolution of souls
• The relationship between souls and their physical bodies
• The identity and responsibilities of the human being on Earth
• A symbolic division of a person into two dimensions, each examined in depth

In this chapter, for the first time, non-visible phenomena that interact with the body—such as the psyche⁵—are localized, offering explanations for many previously inexplicable brain processes.

Chapter 4 addresses the root causes of disease, including physiological illnesses. It also analyzes mental energy processes in connection with the karmic system⁶ and introduces related practical guidelines.

I sincerely urge you, dear readers, to approach and read these articles—both those already published and those yet to come—with an open mind and without preconceptions, even if some topics may initially appear complex or challenge your current assumptions.

Final Notes on Scope and Perspective

It should be noted that all discussions in this book reflect the current state of scientific knowledge. I must also emphasize that all interpretations related to Ostad Elahi’s teachings are based on my personal understanding and translation of his works. The content of this book reflects what I have learned from those teachings and applied to the explanation of various topics.

In this book, I have limited myself to two central themes of Ostad Elahi’s teachings, focusing on the general origin of existence.

Of course, Ostad Elahi’s body of work is much broader. For instance, a fundamental part of his teachings is devoted to ethics—though not in the conventional sense. His teachings encompass cosmology, theological mysticism, and the design of a unique spiritual system. This spiritual framework seeks to answer profound questions such as:

• Why does the universe exist?
• Is there an ultimate meaning to its precise structure?
• If there is a God, what can we know about Him?
• What is the afterlife (the Other World)?
• What are the governing laws of that dimension?
• What is the soul? What types of souls exist, and how are they interconnected? Is the soul immortal?
• What is the fundamental relationship between mind and matter?
• Do we possess free will?
• What stages of maturation must a soul undergo to attain the rank of perfection?
• What is EQFM⁷ (Essence Quantum Forward Movement)?

In conclusion, the investigation presented here does not begin where scientists and philosophers like René Descartes left off, but rather starts independently—from the very beginning of everything—based solely on Ostad Elahi’s account of creation, which predates the emergence of time and space.

Note: These articles represent only selected key topics from the broader book.

In upcoming articles, among other interpretations, the intricate cooperation between soul and body—long shrouded in mystery—will be clearly analyzed and scientifically explained. This is the only way to meaningfully understand the nature of human existence.

Another important point is that readers of this five-part article series will find well-grounded answers to their questions by consulting additional articles—available in English, French, Persian, German, Spanish, and Arabic—published on the websites of the Research Institute Andishe Online Germany (AOG). Some of these articles have also been released on international academic platforms.

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