God created man and provided him with a great power, which is the power of the mind, so that he can enjoy a good life. However, human powers must collide with each other, so that one overpowers the other, and that entails corruption of the world and corruption of life. However, the soul is subject to a higher will, desiring its blessings, and coveting its goodness.
That desire and awe is absolute submission to the high self, and that submission is religion, which is the essence of the book. Religion is the pillar of life and the axis around which it revolves, and a person without religion will not have tranquility enter his heart and no decision will be made for him. From here, he is plagued by turmoil and obsessions, and the reader will see that religion, according to the author, is not a refuge for the weak, but a weapon for the strong.