Travelers

From the creative and highly imaginativeauthor Joseph Lima Sconce comes ahighly engaging and deeply meaningfulvolume that believes that death shouldnot be feared. Instead, it is somethingto be celebrated for. The Travelersdeems that death is the gateway toanother world. It is the transition toreal, substantial, eternal, and wondrousafterlife. It tries to show to readers thatdeath does not exist. When one dies,he goes to an afterlife but soon, thereward will become immensely moreworthwhile and joyful if one chooses togo to heaven. This book reveals that the afterlifeis real and substantial, and that allof humans, when they arrive there atsome point, will soon realize this. Theirspiritual bodies are very much likenatural bodies, except that the spiritualbodies are in perfect shape, in additionto basic telepathy and the speaking ofa universal language. People in the spiritual world live inreal places: beautiful cities or countrylocation in Heaven, noisome slums inhell. People there work like on earth;willingly and happily in heaven, not soin hell, and also enjoy time off fromwork, which are marvelous in heavenand within strict limits somewhatenjoyable in hell. They are full humanbeings in the afterlife, in every aspect. But in the spiritual world, time andspace function differently, being fluidand connected to a persons thoughtsand emotions, that deception and lyingare nearly impossible and the economyis a moneyless one.