how do you hope heaven will look like?

Answer 1

Well if heaven does exsist then i would like in a way a winter wonderlan with white lots of it with a mix of warm snow and clouds (obviously nothing to fall out of though). I would love to have angels of course turn into one myself complete with wings! Harps arent my thing i would much rather flutes violins and well you get the point. I would love a water fall as well and pools! I suppose the colors would be glittery white gold silver and blue sbut then again its pretty unoriginal. Sometimes i would just want heaven to be like earth except wings. Idk ..great question!

Answer 2

It's too intense to describe. Every colour seems a thousand times richer than those here. There is the overwhelming feeling that all the answers are there around you. There are no restrictions of up, down, gravity etc.

If you combined every beautiful and incredible thing you saw or dreamt or imagined in this life and every psychedelic experience and intensified it's brilliance infinitely, it still wouldn't come close to heaven.

It's beauty would leave you breathless if you had lungs in the spirit world. It gives you that sensation like when your so excited you can't take a full breath but instead of that feeling passing, it just gets better and more intense. You'll look back on this world and wonder if it's real or if you just dreamt it.

Answer 3

When I was little, I loved watching Julie Andrews movies. Realizing that she was a celebrity who lived far far away, I figured my chances of meeting her were slim. Also being brought up in a non-religious household, my ideas about what "heaven" was supposed to be were very loose; so I determined that heaven was a place where you could have anything you want, anything that makes you happy. And what would make my little kid heart the happiest? To meet Julie Andrews in heaven.

Answer 4

Gardens a million miles long that are always changing, birds singing, everlasting early morning, smells to delight the soul, and having the opportunity to regularly visit all the Friends and loved ones from this and other lifetimes.

Answer 5

First off, the existence of the afterlife and the Judeao-Christian ideal of "heaven" must be questioned for significance.

Obviously, to answer this question we must assume there is an afterlife. But is this afterlife the positive Christian ideal of heaven, or just living as consciousness in another "dimension" or "plain of existence" or something beyond human intellect? We cannot even guess as to what this "afterlife" may appear to our consciousness, or if we will "see" it; as our consciousness by itself does not have eyes.

The question you have asked is looking for too many answers that we have no access to at this present time, and some answers we may never have. It is unaswerable.

Answer 6

I think it will be the most beautiful place ever imagined. Nothing can prepare us for the beauty and grandeur. I also believe that the seasons change, just like they do on earth. There are animals, but they all live in harmony. There are also castles, bodies of water for swimming and fishing, forests, caves, mountains, etc.

Answer 7

i do not believe that there is a particular place called heaven, when we die we become what we were not in our life we lived before. I think that everyone will live to be reinecarnated, so we can experience every aspect in life

Answer 8

I hope there's lots of calm blues and purples there, and comfy places to sit...I want to be able to walk barefoot on soft roads and see things that glow and sparkle with a soft tinge. I hope it's the finest form of art, pure.

Answer 9

pre-rolled joints and ez-open bottles of always cold beer, being served by Jenna Jamison wearing little bits of leather clothing that really doesn't cover anything

Answer 10

Lush and colorful with birds, animals, flowers, fish, insects, scenery and architecture. All the comfort and beauty of our present reality with none of the problems.