1. The first act of God is thought.
- This implies that human thought is the foundation of all that we perceive and experience in the world. It has the power to shape and manifest our reality.
- In the context of the novel, this philosophy encourages the characters to consider the role their own thought and beliefs may have played in creating their circumstances.
2. The second great fact of history is suffering
- This speaks to the universal experience of suffering throughout human history. This concept acknowledges the painful aspects of existence, but also emphasize the capacity for growth, resilience and transformation through suffering.
- In relation to the novel, it hints at the possibility that the characters may find liberation and personal evolution as a result of overcoming the challenges they face
3. The third great facts of history is the victory of good.
- This implies that ultimately good triumphs over adversity. It offer a sense of hope and optimism despite the presence of suffering.
- As applied to the story, this implies that despite the difficulties the characters face, the novel may lead them toward ultimately positive out comes and potential redemption