Who do you think would has it easier after death?

Question

A) Deceased people who died and went into the light and are in Heaven and can't do everything they could do here and are forced an existance of nothing but peacefulness, grass, flowers and nothing else and they worship and serve God nonstop forever and ever whether they like it or not and have less freedom than what they had here because they have God "breathing down their necks" every second.


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B) Deceased people who died and refused to go into the light and are here on Earth haunting cemetaries, houses, building, and sometimes forests. They have ALL THE FREEDOM they could ever want. They can do whatever they want, experience whatever pleasures they want and don't have to worry about getting in trouble because they don't have
God "breathing down their necks" every second.



If both scenerios were to hold 100% true, then I'm happy for those "ghosts" and pity the ones in heaven.

If you can't have total freedom in Heaven and at least experience everything exactly like what's been experienced here even if you wanted to, then Heaven sounds like a serious drag.

Answer 1

Thanks for my giggle of the day. That was such a funny scenario. God "breathing down on your neck".

My belief is that ghosts have unfinished business and their prescence on earth has everything to do with that business.

Answer 2

You will not have any worries in Heaven, so what we do here won't matter to you at all. You will be satified worshipping our Lord God Almighty.

As for the ghosts or spirits here, God only knows why they are here. All we can do is speculate.

Hell is not the place you want to end up for eternity.

Answer 3

For some likely-more-accurate descriptions, kindly check "Men in White Apparel" and "WatchYour Dreams," Ann Ree Colton, "The Masters and Their Retreats," Mark Prophet, "Testimony of Light," Helen Greaves, "Messages from Heaven," Patricia Kirmond, "Life before Life," Jim Tucker, M.D., "The Reincarnation of Edgar Cayce?", Free and Wilcock, http://www.divinecosmos.com "Reborn in the West: The Reincarnation Masters," Vicki MacKenzie, and "The Great Divorce," C. S. Lewis.

"You're bad and God's mad" doesn't quite cover it.

cordially,

j.

Answer 4

I completely disagree with your two scenarios. Heaven is supposed to be the ultimate paradise, where you are eternally happy.

"Ghosts", if they exist, are here because they have unfinished business and can't move on.

Answer 5

there is nothing after death so the question is moot. Everyone simply ceases to function