Synopsis "Heaven"
Out of thousands of spiritual books, this one is different. It is written in the style of poetic verse, but reads more like a story--but not any story. The author takes the reader through a tour of heaven, a lucid, step-by-step journey that imparts lessons along the way. Here, we are shown an ideal state beyond this world, where man's lost hopes and hidden desires find eternal fruition. The conclusions one may arrive at are positive and moving because the journey brings you there naturally, making perfect sense as it leads you through one amazing spiritual doorway after another. This tour through heaven visits the Palace of Ease and Perfect Comfort, the Temple of Fame, The Hall of Unfeigned Beliefs, the Palace of Cause and Effect, the Hall of Superior Knowledge, the House of Excellent Motives, the Court of the Eternal Present, the Palace of Progress, a climb up the Mountain of Meditation, a meeting with God, and lastly, a visit to three cities that help usher in the arrival at Eternal Life. These profound and final visits bring one to the end of the book, giving us pause to reflect on man's potentials. So bright is his vision of the potentialities of man, that we return from this spiritual odyssey with a clearer perception of essential truths and with a renewed courage for living.
