We are living in heaven, and always have been, and always will be.

Post by **Dorine Ontomwa** » February 16th, 2024, 12:00 pm

Moreover, considering life as an eternal heaven can influence interpersonal relationships. It may promote kindness, empathy, and understanding, as individuals strive to create harmonious connections in this shared paradise. The pursuit of personal growth and self-discovery becomes a continuous journey, with each experience contributing to the evolving narrative of an everlasting heavenly existence.

Post by **Hella Layot** » February 17th, 2024, 9:41 am

Thinking about heaven is a good point for reflection. This is an experience of the culmination of positivity. You may call it extremely optimistic. This is thought to be a good quality in a person as far as his or her spiritual progress is concerned. I like the ending of your writing!

Post by **Hella Layot** » February 17th, 2024, 9:49 am

Moreover, considering life as an eternal heaven can influence interpersonal relationships. It may promote kindness, empathy, and understanding, as individuals strive to create harmonious connections in this shared paradise. The pursuit of personal growth and self-discovery becomes a continuous journey, with each experience contributing to the evolving narrative of an everlasting heavenly existence.

Post by **Miracle Kingss** » April 12th, 2024, 7:24 am

I am a Christian, I believe with all my heart that this earth cannot be the heaven God promised believers.

April 26th, 2024, 8:05 am

We weave the tapestries of our existence with the threads of our thoughts and actions. A furrowed brow and a heart heavy with despair weave a tapestry of personal hell. Conversely, a grateful heart and a mind seeking joy can weave a haven of peace, even amidst life's inevitable storms. The power lies not in the absence of hardship, but in the lens through which we choose to view it. Be mindful, then, of the colors you select for your life's masterpiece.

April 26th, 2024, 8:07 am

We weave the tapestries of our existence with the threads of our thoughts and actions. A furrowed brow and a heart heavy with despair weave a tapestry of personal hell. Conversely, a grateful heart and a mind seeking joy can weave a haven of peace, even amidst life's inevitable storms. The power lies not in the absence of hardship, but in the lens through which we choose to view it. Be mindful, then, of the colors you select for your life's masterpiece.

Post by **Tom Gada** » April 28th, 2024, 4:47 pm

If this is heaven, then I wonder how hell looks like.
I think heaven isn't just a place, but a mindset. I view heaven as a way of life.

Post by **Bakka Bhai** » May 15th, 2024, 9:17 am

That is so true. Like we don't what we'll experience when we die and what we experienced when we were born. There's no way to prove that afterlife is beautiful or that it is not good. For all we know, we might be in worse shapes or forms in the afterlife or beforelife. Hence, it's better to consider that We're living in heaven and always have been and always will be.

Post by **Rose Lineani** » May 20th, 2024, 11:32 am

We should see beyond the apparent conflicts and divisions of the "dream" world and recognize the deeper unity and cooperation that underlies it all.

Post by **Eugine Ingalwa** » June 20th, 2024, 10:15 am

Based on my Christian beliefs, I have always believed that heaven is a sacred place that I am supposed to occupy after my death. However, after reading this book, I realized that heaven can exist within me, in my mind, spirit, and soul. I am glad to learn several ways of creating my heaven here on Earth. I do not dispute that Christian belief, but I understand different contexts where heaven exists.

Post by **Uma gupta** » June 27th, 2024, 2:31 am

Goals are pursued in heaven, inner serenity is necessary for happiness, and spiritual enlightenment entails becoming aware of the limitless dimensions of reality, where friendships are formed from adversaries and rivalry is friendly.
Heavens and hell are exist in this world you will get result out for and bad deeds here.

Post by **Robuck Grace** » June 30th, 2024, 1:42 pm

If this is heaven, where is hell? It baffles me and based on the writers analogy Hell could be some where around us too. It could literally be anywhere just like Heaven. To me it's all a matter of perspectives and personal struggles.

Post by **Robuck Grace** » June 30th, 2024, 1:42 pm

If this is heaven, where is hell? It baffles me and based on the writers analogy Hell could be some where around us too. It could literally be anywhere just like Heaven. To me it's all a matter of perspectives and personal struggles.

Post by **La Dunar** » July 2nd, 2024, 10:29 am

Forget pearly gates and fluffy clouds! Heaven isn't some boring, perfect place where everything is done and dusted. It's more like an amazing playground – one with endless challenges and triumphs. Imagine a mountain that keeps growing higher, always offering a new peak to conquer. That's the kind of excitement heaven offers. It's the thrill of the climb, the joy of victory, and the resilience to learn from setbacks. This rollercoaster ride of experiences, with its perfect balance of ups and downs, is what makes heaven truly beautiful.

Post by **La Dunar** » July 2nd, 2024, 10:29 am

We're already in heaven, folks! Open your eyes! Every beautiful sunrise, every exhilarating challenge, every moment of connection – that's heaven. It's not some future reward, it's the present experience of being alive. Inner peace comes from recognizing this. Look around at your life and say, "This is heaven!" That's the key to true happiness. It's like waking up in a dream and realizing how amazing it is. We can be even more present in this dream by appreciating the challenges, the friends disguised as enemies, and the interconnectedness of it all. It's like a good friend playing the villain in a play, pushing you to be your best. Heaven is the playful competition, the knowing cooperation beneath the surface, and the joy of being one playing as many in this incredible playground.