The sense that something is missing, a longing for something just beyond our grasp, is a universal human experience. As psychologists, philosophers, poets, and religious leaders have expressed it - "a yearning that knows no satisfaction."

What is this yearning, and where does it come from?

This longing arises from the divine soul within us. Our soul seeks completion and fulfillment, and we feed this burning desire of our soul with endless materialism. With all of our success and achievement, mankind remains disillusioned. He lacks peace, happiness and fulfillment, and he doesn't know why.

Since we don't recognize and acknowledge the existence of a divine soul and a divine plan which drives human behavior, our lives and our potential are reduced by the limits of our perception. Our thinking becomes finite and temporal, rather than infinite and expansive. We lack vision, and we have no way to understand this relentless force within us. This approach to life is, by definition, flawed and limited. It lacks a comprehensive understanding of mankind's most basic needs.