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Life After Death (What's On The Other Side?) (ITEM #: IP2658)
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Can you imagine what it is like on the other side of life? This book is an image imprint of natural life on earth, and also a supernatural existence in eternity, locked in the arms of the Blessed Redeemer. The book introduces stages of life through birth, growth, maturity, death, and the after life. It is not a recipe for life. There is humor and there is fiction. There are realistic instances and glorious examples. We were born into this world. It is a fact that we are destined to growth, maturity and ageing and, realistically, we will die. But death was not the ultimate...
Excerpt: "Sometimes I wished I could return humbly to my youth when I was being cared for by my loving mother and father. There were times I longed to be literally scooped up between loving hands to be pampered and powdered. I was a babe then. I remembered how that as a toddler, I struggled to walk, dropping like a ripened breadfruit unto the ground as I lifted from the floor. I crept to my soul’s satisfaction toward the smell of milk, or food; anything that would satisfy a craving in my mouth, a hunger in some part of my inner being.
Nothing seemed important to me, but milk. I could only be interested in the scent of the fresh breast milk that gushed out from the tall fountain of life as the breasts had seemed to me that would be used for the sustenance of my being. My life and development depended on the necessity of locking my lips over the spur of the white substance if I wanted to increase in stature. I was destined to some place; a place I had not reckoned yet. That one thing kept convincing my temporary young spirit; I was not in control of my destination."
How the Book Ends: "Life in Heaven appeared like I had never died. I could not remember the past, and I existed in eternity. It happened like a miraculous translation from one existence to the next, one composition to the next, on sea today and on land the next second. I was transformed to the image and glory of my Lord Jesus, and I continued to cohabit with Him in the Heavenly Kingdom. I will be, indefinitely."
Excerpt: "Sometimes I wished I could return humbly to my youth when I was being cared for by my loving mother and father. There were times I longed to be literally scooped up between loving hands to be pampered and powdered. I was a babe then. I remembered how that as a toddler, I struggled to walk, dropping like a ripened breadfruit unto the ground as I lifted from the floor. I crept to my soul’s satisfaction toward the smell of milk, or food; anything that would satisfy a craving in my mouth, a hunger in some part of my inner being.
Nothing seemed important to me, but milk. I could only be interested in the scent of the fresh breast milk that gushed out from the tall fountain of life as the breasts had seemed to me that would be used for the sustenance of my being. My life and development depended on the necessity of locking my lips over the spur of the white substance if I wanted to increase in stature. I was destined to some place; a place I had not reckoned yet. That one thing kept convincing my temporary young spirit; I was not in control of my destination."
How the Book Ends: "Life in Heaven appeared like I had never died. I could not remember the past, and I existed in eternity. It happened like a miraculous translation from one existence to the next, one composition to the next, on sea today and on land the next second. I was transformed to the image and glory of my Lord Jesus, and I continued to cohabit with Him in the Heavenly Kingdom. I will be, indefinitely."
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