Regardless of our religious beliefs, I don’t believe that there are many individuals who do not ponder whether there is a heaven or a hell; for that matter, what exists after we depart the world or the dimension that we live in. This even includes atheists and agnostics, or even people who simply do not care.

The question posed below to me is inane in the manner it was presented, but the response presented by Irina Nola, a Past Life Regression Therapist, does give some possibilities of what it can or will be like in the hereafter. Of course, we cannot verify any aspect of what she presents, but I see it as possibilities that we can consider.

Back on October 29, 2009 I collapsed as a result of a heart attack. Later, it was revealed to me that I was technically dead for a matter of at least a couple of minutes only to be revived by a bank security guard who was immediately relieved by an EMT. A couple of times people asked me what I remembered during my time of not being alive. Honestly, I remember nothing. That does not mean that nothing exists after we die; the period of lapsed time might not have been sufficient for my soul or inner being to recognize anything. It was no different than being knocked out by an anesthesiologist before an operation. Thusly, I cannot comment from experience what awaits. However, Irina Nola does give us the possibilities of what there is.

Is heaven a place only spirit or souls can go or is it hidden among the numerous Galaxy and we just can’t locate it?

“Heaven” aka Afterlife, Hereafter, Other Side, Spirit World, 5D, etc – is not a “place” but a different dimension. You cannot find it with any modern technology, as all technological gadgets and instruments can only access physical reality – stars, galaxies, places underground, etc – you will not find anything like that with physical instruments. It is only accessible by spiritual insight – in dreams, meditation, visions, hypnosis, out-of-body experiences, near-death experiences, remote viewing, shamanic journeying – and since all of these experiences are subjective, science does not deal with any of them.

If you want to explore “Heaven” – you need to learn to meditate and develop your psychic abilities. But most souls only access these realms after death, when crossing over from physical reality into spiritual reality. You can read books by hypnotherapists like Michael Newton or Dolores Cannon who took clients into Afterlife in hypnotherapy sessions, or out-of-body experiencers like Robert Monroe or Robert Bruce, numerous books by psychics and mediums, and accounts of near-death experiences of people who survived clinical death. These accounts will be less influenced by religion or mythology than writings of religious scholars or information in ‘holy books” of different religions…

In closing, I am adding words (not verbatim) from the late Bishop James Pike (1913-1969) from his book, The Other Side: If God is all forgiving, there cannot be a hell. But, wouldn’t it be boring to be in Heaven and fly around all day with a harp in your hands.