William Pillow

You Can't Get To Heaven William Pillow

It's funny. Doesn't everybody want to go to Heaven when his or her body dies? But most people don't know that their soul is the only way they can get there! Unfortunately, science disavows the soul; religion won't discuss it; and most books fail to offer a full explanation about souls. Yet God has created a soul for every human being that ever lives on Earth!But about forty years ago, two major discoveries offered a much more detailed understanding about God, souls, and Heaven. One was the so-called "near-death" experience (NDE). Many NDE survivors told of "visiting Heaven." They brought back convictions that God is not demanding like our ancestors believed. Instead, our Creator is empathetic beyond human comprehension, with unconditional love and everlasting compassion. These survivors also claimed that God, Heaven, and souls are incorporeal (i.e., having no physical form or substance). The other discovery was that any human being can be hypnotized back to before birth to access his or her soul's previous incarnations. Those who are hypnotically regressed then are able to mentally experience their soul's earlier incarnations and its sojourns in Heaven. Because many thousands of patients and clients have reported from their hypnotic regressions, their testimonies have verified the existence of our souls. Furthermore, God seemed to intend that our soul not only can take us to Heaven when our body dies, but that our soul also can serve as our spiritual intermediary with God during our lives here on Earth. So this book is designed to familiarize all readers with their soul and their soul's amazing capabilities. Yet, in order for readers to fully grasp the nature and extent of those capabilities in their daily lives, it is necessary to include other advances about parts of our bodies with which the soul can interact. The overall value of this book should eventually become apparent if snap judgments are avoided in discussions whose merit may seem questionable at the moment. Yet, just as near-death survivors claim that "the real me" separates from their lifeless physical body when they suffer a sudden cardiac arrest, this book describes how the "real you" could be what your soul takes to Heaven at your physical death.