What's your Wish List in Heaven?

[RAYYAN]

The most thing I want to do is, meeting Prophets and leaders. I want to ask them how was it in their days and get the true events that We are not sure about now. I also want to know if there are different universes, I want to know if there are some other people/intelligence other than humans

 

[George-ananda]

What's your Wish List in Heaven?

To continue advancing in love and peace until I realize that I am the infinite Consciousness/Brahman.

 

[Muffled]

Tally ho chaps! Guten tag!

Regardless of what you believe in, If we all go to heaven, what would you want or do in Heaven?

Gourmet cuisines? Supercars? Riches? Dedicating yourself to God? Superpowers? A mysthical pet? A dragon? A castle? A house? Marshmallows? Star wars merchandises? Playing soccer with your favorite soccer player? A beautiful girl? A handsome man? Playing games? Pray to God? A cookie? Telepathy?

WHAT WOULD IT BE? Share your thoughts here

When I was in Heaven I liked to walk through fields of flowers.

 

[Muffled]

As some people perhaps already know; I myself had an experience of god. i have received messages that heaven exists and that everyone goes to heaven after we die. all i got out of these messages is that heaven is some sort of place where you feel great, where there are no bad things(such as pain) but also that there are no physical(bodily) pleasures such as sex, because there we will exist as spirits. I have to note that these beliefs or messages are not some sort of wish-fullfilment, i was a very rational scientific person, even when i was a christian, God and heaven were basically metaphors for me and i was very happy with this knowledge. this revelation was against my will and against my wellbeing.

I believe a message saying that everyone goes to Heaven is questionable.

 

[Muffled]

I like the "heaven" of Nichiren Buddhist (Mahayana) where we reach nibanna, a total excape via acceptence of the cycle of birth and death. We are free from attachments and have wisdom, purity, faith, and true self to lead others to nibanna as well. Its a "productive heaven."

Abrahamic heaven, even if existed, never appealed to me. We talk about free will yet we seem to forget the, what some call beauty of it, when they yearn for heaven which has no free will from what I gather. Not everyone is meant to worship someone in a perfect paradise. That just seens unrealistic.

If I reached nibanna, Id find a path, maybe a charity organization, to where I can travel and help others. I was thinking of going into the Peace Corp. Id continue my buddhist practice and enjoy the coninuing of life from this world until the next. Hopefully, a beautiful girl will come my way. Free me from debt and a house within the woods looking across a silver lake.

Nam.

I haven't read anything that presents nibana as anything but nebulous.

I believe the relinquishing of evil to be a Godsend and still consider the ability to form good things free will.