Human beings are the source of all surprises in the universe, contemplating their nature to understand themselves. Dostoevsky posits that "Man is an enigma," prompting a quest for truth central to human civilization. This search aligns with Karl Rahner’s concepts of the 'Supernatural existential' and 'Universal salvific will of God,' which explore humanity's relationship with the divine. Various religious traditions emphasize the pursuit of perfection and ultimate truths. Jesus calls for perfection (Mt. 5:48), while Mahavira advocates for infinite knowledge and power. Buddha warns against transient joys, and Hinduism teaches 'Aham bramhmasmi,' with Moksha as its goal. For Christians, salvation through Jesus is paramount. Ultimately, all religions point toward salvation as the highest aim of human existence.