Afterlife: Where do we go after death? Hell or heaven? Will we be invisible?
There is no hell. Upon your physical death, your spirit will return to the spirit world (heaven), as all spirits do. You will not be invisible.You will experience it as your return; your human consciousness will be intact, but you will also have a sense of yourself as spirit. You will be welcomed by the Light, greeted by loved ones, and your spiritual energies will be replenished.Spirits have no substance, but they do have a physical appearance. Some aspects of a spirit’s appearance is present in all of their physical lifetimes. Your loved ones will first appear to you as you knew them in life. You will later see them as their true spiritual selves, but they are not likely to be radically different.My sources are two spirits who spoke to me through another person (directly, not channeled). I have written of my experience, and more of what they revealed to me, in The Invisible Choir.
TEENS: Do you believe in Heaven? Hell? Life after death at all?
I now identify as a skeptic but at one time I was a Christian and did believe in all of the above. It was nice, the idea that I didn't have to fear death and that I'd reunite with all my loved ones and live forever in eternal bliss. Now I realize that I would rather live in crappy reality than a blissful fantasy. Anyway, what do you think? Do you believe in Heaven? Or Hell? And how do you think you get to either one?
Why didn't God create Hell while forming heavens and the earth?
God did not create Hell. To understand why, we must first understand what Hell is.Hell is a state of separation from God. "It" exists for all creatures with free will merely because God exists, and because he gives us the option (free will) to rebel against Him and His plan for creation, if we so choose. But if our life on Earth teaches us anything, no choice is without consequences.What is our purpose? A popular analogy that illustrates our purpose as creatures of God is that of stained glass windows. When we acknowledge the fact that we do not have the capacity to produce light on our own, we can choose to let God's "light" (love, joy, mercy, and kindness etc...) shine through us. Therefore our intended purpose as creatures of God is to reflect His glory.But we can choose to act against our intended purpose, to try to find joy apart and away from God, not through ignorance, but through rebellion. This would be the equivalent of putting a stained glass window in a cave. Without light it simply ceases to be. Hell exists not because God created it. It exists because we have the choice to embrace or rebel against our intended purpose. It is the logical consequence of being created with free will.
Christians, Did heaven and hell exist before Jesus?
Yes, its all in the Bible. The gates of Heaven where closed until Jesus died on the cross. When Jesus was crucified for our sins the gates of Heaven where opened for us then, that is how much Jesus loves us that He done that for us. When Jesus was buried, He descended into Hell and then on the third day He ascended into Heaven.
Do people go to heaven or hell as per their deeds?
Yes of course when we are capable of creating such worlds while alive then why should we doubt that when we die we go nowhere?.. For every action that we take there will be consequences. The feeling of these results are relative. Some people are quick to identify their own mistakes and how they have hurt other beings and will correct their course in one lifetime but for some people it takes multiple lifetimes. They become bitter and bitter until there have complicated it enough that there seems to be no getting out of their turmoils. That is hell. Inner problems and hurt are bloodiest than actual wars. Have u seen how some people respond to hurt with resilience. How they deal every difficulty with grace and patience. This way they are making their future shape in a better way so that they no longer have to live in the hell. Our afterlife will not be much different from our present life. If we are in self made heaven now (thank god some people are greatful to life and pleasant to everything around them) then we will be in actual heaven. Who has seen them but it doesn't mean they aren't there.