The Glorious Journey to God: Selections from Sacred Scriptures on the Afterlife

by Hushidar Motlagh

The Glorious Journey to God presents selections on the afterlife from the sacred Scriptures of five great religions. It demonstrates a remarkable harmony between their teachings. The religions... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0937661023
• ISBN13: 9780937661024
• Release Date: May 1994
• Publisher: Global Perspective
• Length: 258 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Saved My Life

This is the last book my mom ever gave me for my birthday, April 2000, prior to her death which was July 23rd of the same year. As I read on and on, I recognized this gift to be the very best gift she has ever given me. Yes, I am a Baha'i; I recommend to seekers, people who weren't really seeking but knew something was missing or just the curious who love to know everything.A light bulb went off in my head that I have never had until reading this book on top of all the other books about death. Between the back cover to Page 121, I finally get what "this" is all about. What I realized from reading it is that heaven isn't somewhere out there in the stratosphere, it's here, next to us, another dimension. We have no concept beyond our dimension or time. That was so easy to read just from the Christian Scriptures that state: "In My Father's house are many mansions; if it were not so, I would have told you so.It has given me so much piece of mind to have that clear picture. It's this life that I have zero clues about. My mom always called this life was the life, the other being the real life.It's about dimensions when mansions is mentioned. Perhaps its different for everyone of us. For those who feel like they need Pearly gates and streets paved with gold, who am I to say that is not so. For me it is about crystal clean water and trees, loads of Redwood Forest trees. It's about color.I really haven't a clue how many dimensions, I just hope I hook up in the right one. It forces me to wake up each day to be a better person and get outside of the box.