Life in the Afterlife (Part 5)

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We know what life is like in the afterlife

After we have been welcomed home by our loved ones of our most recent lifetime, and by Jesus if we are so inclined; and after we have had our life review and our welcome-home party and caught up with our oldest friends, we then happily settle in as it dawns on us that we really and truly are back home! But if we have made good use of our latest lifetime, we are not the same people that we were when we left here to be born on earth perhaps ninety earth-years ago. We have grown spiritually, which means that now we can comfortably access higher astral realities than were attainable by us before we left. And realizing that now is very exciting! But as we are still becoming reacclimated to what we might think of as daily life in the afterlife, there is a tremendous amount of fun to be had, even now. Here is just a taste of that afterlife fun:

  • Skiing and Snowboarding. Many people have read Flying High in Spirit – A Young Snowboarder’s Account of His Ride Through Heaven by Mikey Morgan, which is among the best first-person afterlife accounts ever received. Snow sports are popular here because the mountains are big, the snow is not cold, and no matter how hard you fall it is impossible to injure your astral body.
  • Play-Vehicles. Real travel is by mind and instantaneous, so we don’t need actual vehicles for travel; but still, we do love our vehicular toys! Whether they are little one- or two-seater cars, planes, or helicopters, these play-vehicles are all propelled by our own minds so they don’t make noise and there is no exhaust.
  • Learning new skills. We can study music, art, and just about anything else. A hundred years ago, many who were poor in life were eager to learn from Mozart how to play the piano, and happy to learn to draw from Michelangelo and learn to paint from Rembrandt and Rubens. Children born as prodigies learned their skills this way, between lives and under the greatest of teachers!
  • Building things. Although stick-building things is possible here, almost no one ever does it. If we want to build something, we design it in collaboration with advanced building teams, and then we watch as those teams simply think our new creation into shimmery existence that then becomes solid before our eyes.
  • Working out earth’s future advances. People with special expertise are given laboratories where they can create, and then they channel to people on earth the next great advances to be made. It is said that Steve Jobs is now working on a mind-powered iPad.
  • Satisfying our curiosity. There are great libraries full of human knowledge stored as scrolls, libraries where we can re-experience our other earth-lives, and opportunities to sit at the feet of humankind’s greatest masters, including Jesus, the Buddha, and the world’s other great prophets and thinkers.

Every conceivable kind and level of fun is available to you, and without time you have an eternity in which to enjoy it all! You will find, too, that the more you advance spiritually, the more the afterlife opportunities that appeal to you will become ever more sophisticated.

This is the fifth of several posts about the glorious post-death world that awaits us all!

Conclusion

In conclusion, the afterlife presents a realm of endless opportunities for enjoyment and growth. From engaging in exhilarating snow sports to designing visionary projects with advanced teams, the afterlife offers a variety of activities that cater to every interest and passion. Learning from historical masters and exploring vast libraries enrich the spirit, while play-vehicles and other fun pursuits provide joyous entertainment. As individuals progress spiritually, they unlock even more sophisticated experiences, making the afterlife not only a place of eternal rest but also one of continuous development and delight.

FAQ’s

What do people do in the afterlife?

In the afterlife, people engage in various activities that range from snow sports like skiing and snowboarding to using play-vehicles like cars and planes powered by thought. Individuals also have opportunities to learn new skills from historical masters, build structures through thought, and work on future advancements for Earth.

 

What is life in the afterlife like?

Life in the afterlife is filled with unlimited possibilities for joy and personal growth. It offers a chance to participate in activities that were loved on Earth, in addition to exploring new interests. With no physical limitations and the ability to travel instantaneously through thought, life in the afterlife is both exhilarating and profoundly satisfying.

 

How do people experience life in heaven?

Life in heaven is perceived as a continuation of spiritual growth and enjoyment. Individuals can indulge in their favorite pastimes without the constraints of physical limitations, learn from the greatest minds in history, and contribute to Earth’s future advancements. It is a place where spiritual advancement enhances the richness and variety of experiences available.

 

Can you describe daily life in the afterlife?

Daily life in the afterlife is free from earthly constraints and filled with activities that cater to both enjoyment and spiritual growth. Residents can engage in sports, utilize mind-powered vehicles, and create with the help of advanced teams. There are also opportunities for profound learning, from historical archives to lessons with past masters, enriching the daily experience beyond physical limitations.




What are common pursuits in life in heaven?

Common pursuits in life in heaven include recreational activities like skiing on non-cold snow, flying in silent vehicles, and enjoying creative projects that materialize through thought alone. Additionally, life in heaven allows for deep scholarly pursuits in vast libraries and personal development through teachings from spiritual and historical figures. These activities contribute to both enjoyment and spiritual enlightenment.

Support this effort to give people the truth about the reality of the afterlife by contributing $6 for a membership. The Afterlife Research and Education Institute, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Donate $100 or more and we will send you a receipt so you can deduct it from your taxes as a nonprofit donation.

We know what life is like in the afterlife

After we have been welcomed home by our loved ones of our most recent lifetime, and by Jesus if we are so inclined; and after we have had our life review and our welcome-home party and caught up with our oldest friends, we then happily settle in as it dawns on us that we really and truly are back home! But if we have made good use of our latest lifetime, we are not the same people that we were when we left here to be born on earth perhaps ninety earth-years ago. We have grown spiritually, which means that now we can comfortably access higher astral realities than were attainable by us before we left. And realizing that now is very exciting! But as we are still becoming reacclimated to what we might think of as daily life in the afterlife, there is a tremendous amount of fun to be had, even now. Here is just a taste of that afterlife fun:

  • Skiing and Snowboarding. Many people have read Flying High in Spirit – A Young Snowboarder’s Account of His Ride Through Heaven by Mikey Morgan, which is among the best first-person afterlife accounts ever received. Snow sports are popular here because the mountains are big, the snow is not cold, and no matter how hard you fall it is impossible to injure your astral body.
  • Play-Vehicles. Real travel is by mind and instantaneous, so we don’t need actual vehicles for travel; but still, we do love our vehicular toys! Whether they are little one- or two-seater cars, planes, or helicopters, these play-vehicles are all propelled by our own minds so they don’t make noise and there is no exhaust.
  • Learning new skills. We can study music, art, and just about anything else. A hundred years ago, many who were poor in life were eager to learn from Mozart how to play the piano, and happy to learn to draw from Michelangelo and learn to paint from Rembrandt and Rubens. Children born as prodigies learned their skills this way, between lives and under the greatest of teachers!
  • Building things. Although stick-building things is possible here, almost no one ever does it. If we want to build something, we design it in collaboration with advanced building teams, and then we watch as those teams simply think our new creation into shimmery existence that then becomes solid before our eyes.
  • Working out earth’s future advances. People with special expertise are given laboratories where they can create, and then they channel to people on earth the next great advances to be made. It is said that Steve Jobs is now working on a mind-powered iPad.
  • Satisfying our curiosity. There are great libraries full of human knowledge stored as scrolls, libraries where we can re-experience our other earth-lives, and opportunities to sit at the feet of humankind’s greatest masters, including Jesus, the Buddha, and the world’s other great prophets and thinkers.

Every conceivable kind and level of fun is available to you, and without time you have an eternity in which to enjoy it all! You will find, too, that the more you advance spiritually, the more the afterlife opportunities that appeal to you will become ever more sophisticated.

This is the fifth of several posts about the glorious post-death world that awaits us all!

Conclusion

In conclusion, the afterlife presents a realm of endless opportunities for enjoyment and growth. From engaging in exhilarating snow sports to designing visionary projects with advanced teams, the afterlife offers a variety of activities that cater to every interest and passion. Learning from historical masters and exploring vast libraries enrich the spirit, while play-vehicles and other fun pursuits provide joyous entertainment. As individuals progress spiritually, they unlock even more sophisticated experiences, making the afterlife not only a place of eternal rest but also one of continuous development and delight.

FAQ’s

What do people do in the afterlife?

In the afterlife, people engage in various activities that range from snow sports like skiing and snowboarding to using play-vehicles like cars and planes powered by thought. Individuals also have opportunities to learn new skills from historical masters, build structures through thought, and work on future advancements for Earth.

 

What is life in the afterlife like?

Life in the afterlife is filled with unlimited possibilities for joy and personal growth. It offers a chance to participate in activities that were loved on Earth, in addition to exploring new interests. With no physical limitations and the ability to travel instantaneously through thought, life in the afterlife is both exhilarating and profoundly satisfying.

 

How do people experience life in heaven?

Life in heaven is perceived as a continuation of spiritual growth and enjoyment. Individuals can indulge in their favorite pastimes without the constraints of physical limitations, learn from the greatest minds in history, and contribute to Earth’s future advancements. It is a place where spiritual advancement enhances the richness and variety of experiences available.

 

Can you describe daily life in the afterlife?

Daily life in the afterlife is free from earthly constraints and filled with activities that cater to both enjoyment and spiritual growth. Residents can engage in sports, utilize mind-powered vehicles, and create with the help of advanced teams. There are also opportunities for profound learning, from historical archives to lessons with past masters, enriching the daily experience beyond physical limitations.




What are common pursuits in life in heaven?

Common pursuits in life in heaven include recreational activities like skiing on non-cold snow, flying in silent vehicles, and enjoying creative projects that materialize through thought alone. Additionally, life in heaven allows for deep scholarly pursuits in vast libraries and personal development through teachings from spiritual and historical figures. These activities contribute to both enjoyment and spiritual enlightenment.

Support this effort to give people the truth about the reality of the afterlife by contributing $6 for a membership. The Afterlife Research and Education Institute, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Donate $100 or more and we will send you a receipt so you can deduct it from your taxes as a nonprofit donation.

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