Ivanhoe Chaput

Heaven Ivanhoe Chaput

Faith-based religion defaults to ancient script. Whether it's the Bible, the Tibetan Book of the Dead, the Qur'an, the Tanakh, the Talmud, and so on, there is the common theme that one should believe what has been written based on faith. Today, faith is being eroded by our universities, scientific discoveries about the Universe, quantum physics, and the idea that the Universe sprang from nothing. There are more atheists and agnostics today per capita than ever before. This may be because no evidence has scientifically linked the chasm between the material Universe and heaven. Ivanhoe Chaput presents mechanisms by which a non-physical existence complies with the laws of physics and yet supports the reality of God. From the physics of a multiverse to the law of probabilities, he outlines reasons why a heavenly existence can be misunderstood and provides a bridge between consciousness in a physical Universe and non-physical consciousness. Yes, heaven is real, but its conditions are very different from our physical Universe. An intense, sixteen-year study of near-death experiences and the gift of claircognizance have brought him to several conclusions. Heaven does not comply with our comprehension of reality. People that are staunchly attached to this earthly plane and its mode of perception of things around them may initially have difficulty with the percepts presented. The empirical ideas of this work emanate mostly from people that have been there and come back to tell about their experiences. However, there are differences with these experiences that question their validity. Chaput presents reasonable evidence as to why this occurs and what consciousness in a heavenly realm actually entails. Heaven will enlighten and expand one's belief in God and the afterlife with scientific support.