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What's your idea of heaven?Living in Alaska with
the best husband and greatest friends in the world.
Karen3, 46
Fairbanks, AK
USA
No pain or suffering, endless love
Melodi, 19
Gahanna, OH
USA
I believe in some kind of survival of the
human essence, but I don't picture heaven as a place.
Jane, 60
West Linn, OR
USA
Not being depressed anymore, and not having
to work at a job I don't like! (This is kind of a half-assed answer, I guess.)
etoile, 20
Washington, DC USA
I think heaven is something so
wonderful that none of us can ever begin to fathom it. That is why in the Bible we are
told it has streets of gold and gates of pearls-they
are really not made up of those things, but that is the closest thing that we have on
Earth to describe the beauty of heaven.
Angela, 16
Bella Vista, AR USA
Being in the mountains of Colorado with my
best friend by my side.
Karen, 21
Marshelltown/Ames, IA USA
I don't know. I kinda like life here on
Earth okay.... maybe heaven is one huge concert/club/beach/comfy bed with paul walker and
tons of awesome clothes and food
Katie, 25
Seminole, FL
USA
Unlimited amounts of fat-free chocolate.
*grin*
Talia, 23
Wilton, CT
USA
My idea of heaven? Well... heaven is
not really a place - heaven can only be something where
souls gather. As I believe in reincarnation, a soul comes there after each death for a
shrot time, until a new body (of a human, an animal or a plant), is ready for that
specific soul - and of course, for the time the soul is perfect.
I don't know, by the way, if a soul can
really ever get perfect... mine is not.
Holger, 21
Linden GERMANY
Heaven is being in the presence of Love.
Laura, 36
Lowell, MA
USA
I do not believe in an afterlife. If
thinking about a perfect place? It would be a sunny & mild day at the lake, hanging
with a bunch of friends, with no particular aim in site other than to swim, eat, laugh and
perhaps roast some marshmellows.
Felicia, 35
Lowell, MA
USA
Either being alone on top of a mountain,with
an overcast sky and wind blowing through the trees, or waking up on a day of no school and
lounging around in my pyjamas watching Sailormoon, Pokemon and other weird cartoons until
noon.
Shanna, 16
Cardiff ENGLAND
being curled up on a couch,with a
room full of dogs and a few cats,reading a good
book,looking out on a mare and newborn foal with their muzzles covered in snow flakes,on
my land.
Mel
i don't know, don't want to tempt fate,
don't believe in it.
Maria
An eternity of all things positive; no
hunger, no hate, no sense of need, no pain, and a most wonderful reunion with all those
who got there before us. I also believe there are angels, and they'll show us the ropes.
Fisch, 45
Preston, CT
USA
I do not contemplate my life before birth or
my life after death.
Jill, 60
Saylorsburg, PA USA
My little slice of heaven are the
family times we spend together - just my husband, our
son, our dog and myself. They are the times we all curl up on the couch and read a story,
the times we go to the park and laugh as the dog chases his softball, the times we sit on
the floor and build with blocks and the times we snuggle together and sing kids songs. I
dont think there can be any afterlife better than that and I dont think there is.
Deb
I vision heaven to be a beautiful, peaceful,
wonderful place to be. I think the streets are as gold and beautiful green trees and
beautiful colored flowers all over the place. I see people in long white robes and just in
such a peaceful place. I see no one crying or depressed or quarling but the happiest and
best of health they have ever been. I see loved ones and children there. It is a place
that with God's help through this life I will make it there when I die to be reunited with family and loved ones.
Marci, 56
Diamond, OH
USA
I don't believe in the Christian
concept of "heaven". I believe that there is a place that we all go to after we
die. It's a place of spiritual growth and
reconciliation, sort of a training ground for souls. It is a place we all rest at before
we begin our new journey on earth. After a soul reaches a certain level of knowledge and
enlightenment it can achieve total rest and doesn't need to make the Earthly journey
again. I guess this is sort of a mishmosh of religions, but that is what I believe.
Maggie, 20
Sandwich, IL
USA
For the
world to be a place of sun, heat, music, to live in sensual dimensions of taste and touch,
yeh, to love and be loved, without fear and hesitation, to be showered in niceness and
beam out happiness, and - shine..
no-itsme, 29
HOLLAND
Heaven is the dream you remember
vaugly in the morning. You don't need to die to go to heaven. Sometimes people awake and
don't remember their dreams at all. Death for them will
be terrifingly blank. They will never know they are dead. Like closing your eyes and
nothing more.
1. Hell is not existing and knowing it.
YIPE!
2. Then there are athiests who cease to exist after death. (Their decision)
3. And then there are the dreamers who go on.
Jami, 27
Lowell, MA
USA
Being with my friends and/or family. It
really doesn't take much to make me happy:)
Kevin M., 19
CA USA
I don't really know yet. I try not to think
too much about it and I'm not sure I want to imagine what it's like either. I'll just wait
and see!
Tracy, 24
Ocean City, NJ USA
My idea of heaven is hanging with the
Legendary Big Guy Sarge...and all of my dearly departed animals (and family)... Also,
being surrounded by dozens of dogs, cats, and some pigs...also, it is hanging with guys
like Marcus Aurelius, Socretes, Aristotle, Sophocles, and others...no traffic and never,
eeeever having to file again.
Frodo
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