WHAT AND WHERE IS HEAVEN?

Does heaven exist? With well over 100,000 plus recorded and described spiritual experiences collected over 15 years, to base the answer on, science can now categorically say yes. Furthermore, you can see the evidence for free on the website allaboutheaven.org.

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VISIONS AND HALLUCINATIONS

This book, which covers Visions and hallucinations, explains what causes them and summarises how many hallucinations have been caused by each event or activity. It also provides specific help with questions people have asked us, such as ‘Is my medication giving me hallucinations?’.

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Symbols - What does heaven look like

Treasure

The symbolism of treasure is very subtle.  It does not symbolically represent anything other than a sort of Reward – a group of things some or all of which may be attained, that may be the reward for achieving a task – meeting and fulfilling the Challenges -  in the Great Work. 

What sort of things can treasure thus be? 

  • Treasure may be wisdom – about heaven and its spirit beings, its layers, its history, and knowledge of the underlying framework of the spiritual world 
  • Treasure may equate to yet other ‘Redemptive qualities’, higher understanding in a more generic way 
  • Treasure might be a move along the spiritual path – progress along the stages as challenges are met and tackled successfully 
  • Treasure might be a specific type of spiritual experience that provides one or all of the above – see Types of Spiritual experience.

Thus as we can see,  treasure is not just found at the end of life’s journey.  The treasure is accumulated, it is symbolic of the wisdom accumulated over the spiritual journey – wisdom, spiritual experience and spiritual progress – all the changes that have taken place and the new understanding it brings. 

This treasure is available to help others and part of the spiritual path requires the person [the ‘hero’] to share this knowledge and wisdom with people who are also following the path.

Some example treasures mentioned in myths include: 

  • The philosopher’s stone – knowledge of the secret of turning ‘base metals’ into symbolic ‘gold’ in alchemy 
  • Gold  - is often the symbol used for the treasure being – priceless, valuable, it doesn’t tarnish, it is pure.  A gold ring is thus eternal treasure 
  • The Holy Grail 
  • The Golden Fleece - The Golden fleece was a spiritual treasure found in a grove of trees hanging on an oak tree and guarded by a sleepless dragon.  It is described as

“like a cloud blushing red with the beams of the rising sun”

Treasure of this sort is usually guarded by a Dragon, who in this capacity is acting as the Guardian.  The use of a Guardian to protect Treasure is symbolically saying that if the spirit world wishes to give rewards, they have to be given not taken.  They have to be earned and not expected or ‘stolen’.

Heroes can acquire spiritual kingdoms, thus increasing their territories much as humans do in the physical world.  But in order to acquire the treasures of a set of souls the new spiritual leader has to overcome the dragon left to guard the treasure.

We should also realise that Treasure can be ‘lost’.  That wisdom accumulated and worked hard for over the centuries can – because it is guarded by too much encryption and symbolism – become lost to subsequent generations, until someone comes with the key of course.

 

 

Observations

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