My Three Heavens

-


In my relationship with God, I often meditate on what heaven would be like for me. I have desires and dreams for eternity just like any other believer. The liberation from this world is always not far from my thoughts. For me, I've expressed to the Lord three desires for heaven that I've meditated on and thought a lot about.


1. Being in the Father's house:

    I have this dream, this desire, to have kind of a return to childhood and a return to innocence, where I dwell in God's palace and I have my own room to myself. God becomes a true father figure, taking care of me and mentoring me, and He's physically present. I have this desire because I never had a father permanently present in the household I grew up in. I've always wanted a more present and available father, and I would like God to fill that role in eternity.


2.  Exploring God's endless creation: The second dream of Heaven would be to explore His endless, limitless creation. Exploring world upon world and culture upon culture, traveling, studying, competing, and playing games with countless souls across countless worlds and realms of existence. This limitless liberty and endless opportunity would be one of the most fulfilling aspects of Heaven I can think of.


3.   Overcoming a challenge/defeating an enemy:


Another aspect of eternity I desire is fighting an enemy and overcoming a struggle or challenge. To not many people's surprise, I have a drive to defeat some sort of adversary and achieve a satisfying victory. To me, conflict and conflict resolution gives the highest purpose and highest meaning to my existence, and I would like to continue soldiering on for the Creator for at least part of eternity. Being a true warrior for God is something I desire. Its in my nature almost.


These three dreams of Heaven are something I meditate on quite frequently. Eternity's a big and complex place. I wouldn't be surprised if I could have all three.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

No One is a Lost Cause

-
Image
     There is not a single human being on the planet who is a lost cause. There is hope for anyone and everyone who still draws breath in this world. Even into eternity and the realm of God there is always hope and mercy to be found for those who lost so much and had such misfortune or detriment fall upon them in life. Jesus is the great rescuer of the lost. The great savior of sinners and broken people. The great returner of broken dreams.       To Jesus, there is no such thing as a lost cause, a hopeless case, or an impossible situation.  Even though people lose hope sometimes and sink into despair, eternity and the Kingdom of God is a place where hope never dies and the lost are found eternally, never to be lost again.  With God, all things are possible, and all those lost are findable.       Jesus specializes in the mending broken hearts and broken dreams, and eternity is a long time to have dreams fulfilled and rest i...
Read more

The Fortress of Neptune

-
Image
Some people strive to turn their mind into a fortress—a Stoic "inner citadel," an impenetrable bastion of psychological and spiritual security that no danger or enemy can conquer or destroy. It’s a noble and intriguing endeavor, turning your mind into a fortress. But for myself? I would forgo the citadel and instead transform my mind into a bottomless ocean. An unfathomably deep ocean that I can retreat into, like a submarine capable of withstanding the abyssal depths. The further down you descend into this ocean, the more untouchable and unreachable you become to your enemies. It is the mental "Fortress of Neptune." Where a bottomless ocean of living water and living thoughts serves to be my impenetrable Fortress and infinite Bastion. If a bottomless ocean is my Fortress, what could destroy me? A bottomless ocean of thought and ideas. A bottomless ocean of psychological and spiritual security—indestructible and unconquerable. It’s hard to conquer an ocean and impos...
Read more

Infinitization

-
Image
The Infinitization Process: A Comprehensive Exploration Introduction Infinitization refers to the process of taking a concept, thing, or system—typically understood as having limitations or boundaries—and expanding it to possess infinite depth, infinite complexity, infinite diversity, infinite nuance, and infinite dynamics. This idea transcends traditional philosophical and metaphysical approaches to existence by positioning the infinite as not merely a characteristic of God, the cosmos, or abstract mathematics but as a quality that can be applied to concepts, systems, and relationships. This process connects deeply to your previous theories on Logos, words-as-sets, words-as-fields, and the nature of infinite existence. Through this framework, the infinitization of concepts can be seen as the ultimate act of creation, transformation, and expansion. (If you want to read more of my own writings and my AI work I've done on word sets and word fields, check out my article here:  Words-A...
Read more