A promise from heaven

Lots of people dream about heaven.  Lots of people claim to have visited heaven and returned.  Stories of near death experiences and reincarnation captivate large audiences.  Information about heaven is available from many sources.  It may be hard for you to decide on which stories are reliable or believable.  This is very subjective thing.

Some people assume heaven will be full of angels, some which you'll be able to see and others you'll be able to sense through different kinds of perception.  Maybe it's a place where harmony will prevail, where quarrels or disagreements won't exist, where disappointments are unknown or forgotten.  Some people think angels have a hand in reminding us of the power of compassion.

What will heaven hold for you? Will it be a place to resolve all those unreconciled emotions? Will it be a palce where you experience nothing but love and joy forever? It could be a dream-like existence unlike anything you've ever known before.  The question is, will it be something you hope for and value? Will it be a place you fear and aim to avoid for as long as possible? What kind of a promise would you like to have concerning heaven?

Comments

[Raymond]

In my opinion, as long as you feel grateful and contented, you are already in heaven.

[Liara Covert]

That's a very good point Raymond! Some people don't feel they have to go anywhere to experience peace and serenity or other charateristics that define heaven.

To see yourself "at home" is about how comfortable you feel with your soul. Some people believe life doesn't end, that death as a finality doesn't exist. If our different states of mind evolve into new states of being, we may shape transitions in heaven.

[Raymond]

Good point Liara,

I like the phrase "... how comfortable you feel with you your soul."

Heaven is created by us and we don't have to find or go to the heaven because we are already in the heaven.

[Liara Covert]

Some people believe that heaven is all around them. This life offers opportunities to explore and reshape your perception. Each of us chooses to see certain things and not see others. Selective perception helps explain why deconditioning would be vital to learn to open the senses and experience reality beyond what you think you know.