Is heaven a spiritual realm?

This is Heaven?

God is light and energy and joy to me?

Experiencing God as light, energy, and joy reflects a deep spiritual connection that mirrors biblical truths about His presence.

God as Light

Light in scripture represents holiness, truth, and guidance that pushes away darkness. According to 1 John 1:5, God is light and having no darkness. This light brings safety, clarity, and protection to believers.

God as Energy and Life

The dynamic, moving power of God acts as a vital force sustaining creation. This spiritual energy works within people to provide daily strength and endurance.

God as Joy

Spiritual joy does not depend on temporary external situations. This inner joy lifts the spirit and acts as a constant source of renewal.

Gravitational lensing?

Gravitational lensing is a cosmic phenomenon where a massive foreground object bends, magnifies, and distorts the light of a distant background object as it travels through curved spacetime.

Which is the most powerful mantra ever?

What is the most powerful mantra in the universe?

Fire within Antennae Galaxies?

The phrase fire within the Antennae Galaxies refers to the intense infrared glow of warm dust clouds heated by massive bursts of newborn stars as the two galaxies collide.

The Cosmic Collision

The Antennae Galaxies (catalogued as NGC 4038 and NGC 4039) are an interacting pair of spiral galaxies located about 45 million light-years away in the constellation Corvus. As their mutual gravity pulls them together, their original structures twist and warp. As the galaxies collide and mingle vast clouds of gas and dust are compressed triggering a burst of star formation. this process known as a starburst illuminates the galaxies with the light of thousands of newborn stars. 

Stellar Fireworks and Infrared Glow

Telescopes like the NASA Spitzer Space Telescope reveal this hidden fire by capturing infrared wavelengths emitted by hot dust cocoons. The chaotic compression creates thousands of bright star clusters and super star clusters that will eventually shape a single, unified galaxy. 

Is there life after death?

Jesus, Lover of my Soul, let me to thy bosom fly. How often did we not sing that good old hymn with courage in our mortal days? But when I got here, I found that we have to save ourselves if we are going to be saved at all.

I am in the bright light now.

—Spirit Elizabeth Chase

I could not die if I wanted to.

—Spirit Jacob Mumbach

There is no real separation by decease. We live on all the time.

—Spirit David Ogden

What is the solar plexus abdominal brain?

The Solar Plexus or Abdominal Brain—Unlocking the Spiritual Centre of Man

The solar plexus—often recognised in metaphysical traditions as the abdominal brain—serves as far more than a mere physiological nerve centre. In the profound teachings of William Walker Atkinson, this dynamic hub of the sympathetic nervous system acts as the true spiritual and emotional clearinghouse of human existence. When we look beyond the physical body, the solar plexus reveals itself as the engine of our deepest intuitions, emotional resilience, and vital spiritual energy.

I. The Four Brains of Man

Atkinson outlines a fascinating division of the human nervous apparatus, identifying four distinct centres of consciousness and function—

The Cerebrum—The seat of intellectual thought, reasoning, and conscious logic.

The Cerebellum—The coordinator of motor functions and physical equilibrium.

The Medulla Oblongata—The regulator of involuntary vital functions that keep the physical vessel alive.

The Solar Plexus (The Abdominal Brain)—The profound centre governing emotions, deep instinctive feelings, and our non-verbal connection to the unseen forces around us.

II. The Emotional Centre

Operating independently of the conscious intellect, the solar plexus functions as the primary generator of human passion, emotional expression, and subconscious impressions. Long before the conscious mind has time to analyse a situation, the solar plexus feels it. This centre absorbs the emotional currents of our environment, acting as an inner barometer for our spiritual state and energetic boundaries.

III. Emotional Control

True spiritual mastery requires bringing this powerful abdominal brain under conscious stewardship. Atkinson emphasizes that rather than letting external stimuli throw the solar plexus into chaotic turbulence, we can cultivate mental poise and emotional equilibrium. By mastering the solar plexus, we cease to be tossed about by the changing tides of circumstance, stepping instead into a grounded, unshakeable inner peace.

IV. Vitality and Health

On a physical and energetic level, the solar plexus governs the internal organs, the vital processes of digestion, and the distribution of life force (prana). When this centre is vibrant and unobstructed, vitality flows freely through the physical form, sustaining health, physical endurance, and a robust constitution.

V. Awakening the Solar Plexus

Awakening this dormant centre involves conscious acts of sensitisation and intentional energisation. By turning our awareness inward toward the navel region, we begin to thaw the blockages caused by fear, anxiety, and suppressed emotions, thereby heightening our personal magnetism and vital life expression.

VI. Using the Solar Plexus

Once awakened, the solar plexus becomes a practical instrument for spiritual influence and self-mastery. It allows us to project an aura of calm resilience, direct our focused energy toward constructive ends, and resonate with higher frequencies of courage and harmony that naturally uplift both ourselves and those around us.

VII. Solar Plexus Breathing Exercises

Atkinson provides specific rhythmic breathing techniques designed to stimulate the abdominal brain directly. By directing the breath deep into the abdomen, these exercises massage the nerve centre, oxygenate the surrounding tissues, and anchor the spirit firmly within the physical body, enhancing both emotional stability and spiritual clarity.

A lame dog's journey home?

A scent across the veil?

A SHORT STORY OF A LAME DOG AND HIS MASTER IN THE INVISIBLE WORLD

Christopher, who lives in the Invisible World, is about to tell his Mother a story of a lame dog and his Master in the invisible life.

CHAPTER ONE

A dog's Master has died, and his dog is very upset—he cannot make out where his Master has gone.

The dog's Master is in the Invisible World (as we are in the Visible World), and he is unable to make his presence known. He sees the dog's affection and longs to comfort him.

CHAPTER TWO

The dog was given to his Master's sister, who is a lady clairvoyant. Clairvoyants have an unexplainable ability to know things that others cannot. The dog senses this, and feels that she can help him—he still wants his Master, but he is happier.

CHAPTER THREE

The sister sees the Master, and tells his dog, who can sense his Master is near—he wags his tail violently, hoping for more. The Master can make his presence known to the dog by his sense of smell, and can make happen and appear a human scent. The dog recognises this as his Master's. Quite reassured by this, he gets very fond of the sister, who often tells him his Master is near.

As the dog got ill, and died a few days ago, his Master, a friend of Christopher's, has him at Christopher's office, and he told Christopher this tale. He and Christopher's cat are great pals already, and much happier than before.

ADAPTED FROM RUTH MARY TRISTRAM'S LETTERS FROM CHRISTOPHER ,1944, PRIVATE PUBLICATION, PART ONE, LETTER OF 10 MAY 1944