A Ride Around Heaven!

HEAVENLY EXPERIENCE

For the past three years, I have been living a separated life, seeking a closer relationship with God. Last night, I took a ride around heaven. I didn’t realize my presence there would be so deeply appreciated.

I saw a magnificent palace for orphans, its many windows glowing with light. Beside it, a golden ride carried visitors around the heavenly palace, offering a breathtaking view of the place designed for children.

At first, I didn’t know where I was. It felt as though I had entered after experiencing an extraordinary dream about my brother, Joel, who passed away two years ago. My mother always called him her miracle. He was never supposed to live past infancy. At just eight months old, he was diagnosed with acute renal failure. Doctors said he wouldn’t survive, but he did. He lived on dialysis for 27 years and made it to 41 years of life.

I don’t know why I feel compelled to speak of him now, but I do know his story must live on. Perhaps the palace I saw was not just for orphans, but also for those who overcame sickness in their youth—survivors whose lives were testimonies of endurance and faith.

Then I saw something even greater—the largest, most astonishing amusement park for children. Every step I took felt like walking on a cloud, soft and buoyant, transforming into stairways as I moved. It was a place of pure joy, a heaven where suffering no longer existed. And then, I saw him.

I don’t know what it was, but it felt as if God had to take him—to protect him from abuse, neglect, and despair. In the dream, I couldn’t see clearly—it was as if God was shielding him from something unknown.

I don’t know the full meaning of what I saw, but I do know this: it was a message. And maybe, just maybe, I was meant to share it.

Thanks,

Kimberly Jackson

Edited by Chatgpt