Why this engineer-turned author says Gods are deceptive

'Message From God' author Pradip Mukherjee unveiled his groundbreaking book , challenging traditional beliefs on the highest deceptions in the universe. The release event held at Anuradha Cineplex in Guwahati and attended by Chief Guest Prasanta Rajguru and Guest of Honor Mitra Phukan offered insights into Mukherjee's unique journey from science and technology to entrepreneurship and spiritual exploration.

Pradip Mukherjee, born into a family indifferent to religion or spirituality, found his early fascination in science and technology. After managing a successful engineering products company, Mukherjee delved into the religious and spiritual realm to understand the meaning and purpose of life. His quest led him through a rollercoaster of events over eight years, exploring the healing of the body and mind and working with deities and non-physical beings.

In 2008, Mukherjee, driven by a newfound clarity, left behind a life of comfort and prosperity. Over the next eight years, he worked under the guidance of God, facilitating the souls' journey back "Home" from the Matrix. The culmination of this work in August 2023 marked a transition to alleviate human suffering, a mission Mukherjee continues today.

In an interview with India Today NE, Pradip Mukherjee spoke about his book and said that 'Message From God' challenges conventional beliefs about gods and religion. Mukherjee asserts that the gods worshipped by humans exploit them, creating pain and suffering. The book, unlike traditional spiritual teachings, provides neither teachings nor ethical commandments. Instead, it serves as a tool for humans to communicate their pain, suffering, and misery, with God offering relief in return.

Describing the book as "alive," Mukherjee emphasizes its unique characteristic of listening and delivering. Readers can engage with the book by speaking their pain, suffering, or misery, and God, as conveyed by Mukherjee, will determine the necessary action. The book also introduces a protocol for readers to communicate their issues and receive grace.

Mukherjee categorically identifies only one real God, distinguishing it from mortal entities like Shiva and Durga. He challenges the notions of traditional gods and exposes religion and spirituality as tools devised by a deceptive entity to trap humans.

Having a background in science, Mukherjee addresses the connection between science and spirituality. He emphasizes that science is his mindset, seeking results in real-time rather than relying on traditional practices. Mukherjee asserts that his interactions with God involve skepticism and demand tangible outcomes.

Pradip Mukherjee's "Message From God" challenges preconceived notions, unveils deceptions and offers a path to alleviate human suffering. The book, not bound by teachings or rituals, stands as a unique tool for those seeking relief, presenting a transformative journey from skepticism to liberation.