Where u wake up when you die

[TheLegacyFHP]

3. The First Mansion World
47:3.1 (532.7) On the mansion worlds the resurrected mortal survivors resume their lives just where they left off when overtaken by death. When you go from Urantia to the first mansion world, you will notice considerable change, but if you had come from a more normal and progressive sphere of time, you would hardly notice the difference except for the fact that you were in possession of a different body; the tabernacle of flesh and blood has been left behind on the world of nativity.
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Interesting.Where did you get that from?

[Native spirit]

I was going to ask the same question


Namaste

[TheLegacyFHP]

The Urantia Book. Paper 47

[iamthat]

For those not familiar with The Urantia Book, it was first published in 1955. It is about 2,000 pages, covering the nature of the superuniverses and our local universe, the history of Urantia (our planet Earth), the role of the angels and rebel angels over the past 500,000 years, and the life of Jesus. It is quite dense, but also fairly readable.

An easier read is the series of books by Timothy Wyllie regarding his own life from the perspective of a rebel angel, which also includes a lot of information from The Urantia Book. I found these books both interesting and entertaining. Some of it may seem far-fetched, and yet it all makes a certain sense.

Who knows!

Peace

Oh Urantia is Earth.In that case,it does make some sense.Thanks iamthat.

[Native spirit]

Well if Iamthat had'nt put that down i would'nt have had a clue what it was about


Namaste

[bobjob]

Where do we wake up when we die? We'll only know for certain after we've passed over but teachers and guides have told us for many decades what can be expected.

If you're from a generation which heeds the words and ideas of mortals then you may read or hear different accounts based on where their details originated.

caveat emptor

[Bill1673]

Iamthat: Thanks for the book recommendation. I'm going to have to check it out.

[GlitterRose]

Urantia gets a lot of heat because it seems pro-eugenics.

There are passages that don't seem very enlightened, regarding race, either.

Just FYI.