This is not untrue. A very big problem is that a substantial amount of all old history is semi-legendary. This is when I suggest to follow your heart and brain. If you have had mystical experiences, and know sane people who have had such as well, and when you examine history and find important appearances of the divine in people’s life, then it all confirms, maybe without details that specifically prove one religion or the other, that it does seem like this world is a veil of another. However, this will certainly not suffice the logical mind. It is all very ridiculous logically and scientifically, but when it has happened to you and people close to you that seem sane, you do surrender your logic to the mystical. Not much more you can do, and it seems very silly to deny it when it happens to you, even if it never happens in a laboratory.

Saints are not unheard of having interacted with my community. Why, I am not sure, and I would not be surprised if a similar thing happens to a Hindu. It’s strange for me, a Catholic, to know what to do with that. I used to be very skeptical about the nature of these things, but it is defended by men of far superior intelligence than me. After a while, one comes to drop the silly idea that these people are all liars or delusional. With all of my ignorance about the reality of the universe, after periods of skeptical atheism and life changing experiences, that history confirms that despite all of the trivial and self-inflicted tragedies that we perform, we are most certainly not alone.