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This page gives
a summary of the key characteristics of the books in the Beyond
The Veil set.
The
Lowlands Of Heaven
- contains
messages from George Vale Owen's mother and her helpers
- describes
her environment after death
- describes
the activities in which she has been involved
- the different
stages of spiritual development are discussed; in particular,
the process of individuals becoming aware that they have 'passed
over' (died) is described.
- some references
to George Vale Owen's own family are included
- contains
massages from Astriel - identified as being a headmaster from
Warwick during the 18th century.
The Highlands
Of Heaven
- contains
messages from Zabadiel
- describes
the spheres of heaven and the way in which it is possible to progress
from the lower to higher spheres
- indicates
that it would not be possible for (living) mortals to understand
the tenth sphere
- Zabadiel
reveals his frustration with the difficulty of communication
- examples
of how the process of scientific discovery repeats itself are
given.
The Ministry
Of Heaven
- contains
messages from Arnel, an inhabitant of Sphere Ten
- describes
the building of a temple in Sphere Five - to be used as a means
for communicating between earth and the spirit world
- describes
a mission that Arnel and his helpers undertake to help a group
of people who are - effectively - in Hell
- Heaven is
described as a place of service where the objective is to help
those - both still on earth and in the lower spheres - who are
in search of spiritual improvement.
The Battalions
Of Heaven
- contains
further messages from Arnel
- describes
the ceremonies that take place in the higher spheres
- presents
a number of theological arguments - for example, what happens
to stillborn babies when they die
- discusses
the significance of the Bible for Christians.
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