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INTRODUCTION "The Divine Path of Eternal Life " is not only a significant religious book of the Cao Dai religion but also a spiritual guide for those seeking the meaning of existence and the journey back to the divine source. In this profound work, His Holiness Dharma Protector Pham Cong Tac presents a detailed and insightful account of the Perispirit's journey after leaving the physical body, navigating through sacred realms filled with moral and spiritual lessons. Through each of his teachings, His Holiness emphasizes that this path is not merely about personal salvation but also contributes to the upliftment and evolution of all humanity. This work not only provides guidance on cultivating oneself to attain liberation but also inspires compassion, self sacrifice, and a sense of responsibility toward humankind. In this book, we traverse the palaces and realms that His Holiness experienced firsthand. Below is a summary of these sacred realms, which will be elaborated on in the following chapters. The Pure Land: A realm of absolute serenity and happiness where all Perispirits reunite in the boundless love of God The Father and the Holy Mother. Perispirits in this realm are purified and free from all suffering or distinctions. Palace of Heavenly Union Mission: A sacred court where Divine Beings determine the fate of Perispirits, safeguarding and guiding them through trials. This palace symbolizes a divine tribunal where justice and mercy coexist. Eight Trigrams Palace and Ocean of Suffering: The Eight Trigrams Palace tests the virtues of the Perispirit through severe trials, while the Ocean of Suffering is where Perispirits transcend errors and karma to move closer to spiritual awakening. Palace of Diêu Trì and Garden of Eternal Life: Here, Perispirits encounter the Holy Mother, receiving Divine love and solace from their origin. The Garden of Eternal Life symbolizes immortality, where Perispirits undergo transformation through various incarnations. Milky Way and the Prajna Boat: A symbol of transition between the material world and the Divine realms, where Quan Yin Bodhisattva rescues Perispirits from suffering. Jade Void Palace: This is the sacred realm where Divine Beings exercise their authority to govern the world and guide Perispirits. It serves as the place where Perispirits recognize their mistakes and receive spiritual enlightenment. In this realm, the merits and sins of each Perispirit are determined before they ascend to higher realms. The Dragon Flower Assembly: A celestial gathering to assess Perispirits, purifying all karma to prepare them for a new cycle of evolution in the Universe. Spiritual Realms and Esoteric Practices: His Holiness guides readers through the profound aspects of cultivation, from Human Way to Buddhist Way, emphasizing love and compassion as essential virtues. "The Divine Path of Eternal Life " Book serves as a call for humanity to recognize their role in the cosmos, to live according to Divine will and ethics. His Holiness encourages individuals to continuously practice self cultivation, perform virtuous deeds, and spread love to achieve the highest spiritual rank in the Divine realms. In the coming months, I will summarize the key points of each chapter from The Divine Path of Eternal Life to share the sacred experiences meticulously taught by His Holiness. This will be an opportunity for all of us to reflect deeply and gain greater understanding of the Perispirit's noble journey back to its Divine source. We invite fellow Cao Dai adherents to join us in exploring the invaluable lessons embedded in each chapter. Sincerely yours, Hoang Minh Le