Levels of Heaven and Hell

by Frederick Dodson

Are Heaven and Hell real places or states of consciousness? Or both? Are angels and demons real? Are they extraterrestrials we have mistaken as spiritual Beings? Or is it the other way around and they are demons posing as extraterrestrials? Is the Earth Hollow and are there subterranean civilizations? Is Paradise within or outside of our Universe? Was there one original language shared by all humanity? Why are Maya and Aztec languages nearly identical to ancient German? And why has this fact been covered up? What is the Direct Experience of God? These questions and many more are explored within this epic, groundbreaking and fascinating book by consciousness researcher Frederick Dodson.

301 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 18, 2020

About the author

Frederick Dodson, success coach and consciousness researcher, author of over 35 books translated into 7 Languages.

Reviews

[Dan · Rating 2 out of 5]

God's Word is my authority on all things including the afterlife. Blending and comparing beliefs from other cultures and religions about the afterlife does not reveal truth (knowledge and awareness 'yes', but not truth). I understand that this approach will likely give the book more acceptance and appeal to a wider audience. However, instead of providing any reliable conclusions, it simply serves to create more questions, variables, and possible outcomes for the afterlife. Where you spend Eternity, will come down to what you believe....You cannot believe in 'everything'....We all must choose.

[Gil Vieira · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book made feel a lot.

At first discomfort and fear
In the levels of hell description, which made stop reading the book for several months. But then I came back to it, continued to read and felt a bit bored in all the linguistic details but I finished the levels of hell part which made feel a little bit more fearless.

Then and into the levels of heaven I started to feel the chills I usually feel in Fred’s books and some moments of bliss like I haven’t felt before.

Therefore, and even though it’s not an easy read, it’s an uncanny bold book and with awesome substance as usual

[Yazaid Ahmed · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mind expanding

It was a surprise to me to know that so many religions and cultures are somewhat similar in their views about heaven and hell. But the most important part to me was that both heaven and hell can be experienced on earth before we actually go to them.

[Patrick · Rating 4 out of 5]

A lot of interesting information, and ideas.