The Illusion of God is a thought-provoking exploration of the concept of God, written especially for the Indian reader who dares to question deeply. This book does not try to prove or disprove God's existence but invites you to reflect on your beliefs with honesty and openness. It explores how the idea of God has evolved through time, influenced by culture, society, fear, tradition, and human psychology. Why do we seek God? Is it faith or fear that drives us? Are we truly worshipping God, or just following rituals without understanding? In a world filled with countless religions, temples, prayers, and gods, this book asks: What if all of it is just an illusion created by the human mind? Without attacking any religion, the book presents a neutral, introspective space for readers to understand how belief systems shape their thoughts and lives. Written in simple language, it blends philosophical insights with relatable examples, making it easy for anyone to read and think deeply. Whether you're a believer, non-believer, or someone searching for meaning, The Illusion of God will challenge your thinking and guide you toward your own inner truth. It's not a book of answers, but a journey of questions—questions that have the power to transform how you look at life, faith, and yourself.