The provided text explores fundamental puzzling questions of life, questioning established religious and scientific viewpoints. It suggests that while science excels in understanding the physical universe, it falls short in explaining virtual aspects such as emotions, consciousness, and subjective experiences. The author posits that God, the soul, heaven, hell, and ghosts are better understood as virtual concepts within our consciousness, rather than physical realities, and that belief in a virtual God can provide hope and purpose. The text further examines concepts like the purpose of the universe and life, reincarnation, free will, and miracles, arguing for a perspective where these phenomena are rooted in our subjective experience and the virtual nature of reality, rather than external divine intervention.