Only the man who believes in the world that he sees with his eyes would want the proof of Godliness admissible through the eyes. Such doubting Thomases do not see that what the eyes see is not really true. Only a Christ can tell you what is True and what is false. And if you are suspecting Christ himself, there is nobody who can now tell you the difference.
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Questioner: Dear Acharya Ji, Pranam!
Thomas had a great doubt about the resurrection of Jesus. Why is it so necessary for us to see first and then believe? And even after seeing, why do we still doubt what we saw? How do we get rid of this suspicious attitude?
Acharya Prashant: It’s obvious, Nimisha. We are people identified with the body and the senses. So we believe only that which the senses tell us.
It’s not really necessary for everybody to visually, optically, see first and then believe. Such a thing is necessary only for the man who believes in his eyes. Only the man who believes in the world that he sees with his eyes would want the proof of Godliness to be admissible through the eyes.
