Universal Gods

A Reader asks:

1. Do the 9 universes have their own "heaven" or do all beings from the 9 universes go to the same heaven or dimension when their incarnation ends?
2. Do the 9 universes share the same God or source energy or do they have their own?

The Committee responds:

"You are in Heaven now; universe and Heaven are the same thing simply given a different paint job. Beings cannot go to a place where beings already are.

Your question asks about death, not Heaven. The veil lifts upon bodily death and the true being who travelled with the body now discarded, returns to awareness of existence, essence and condition.

The nine universes exist together, for and because of each other. The arrangement is triangular; three form a triangle, three more another triangle placed above or below and a third placed between them. The nine exchange places and locations regularly, and this is the source of the energy now washing over and around your galaxy, solar system and planet.

Interfaces or connections occur where the surfaces touch. The universes are perfect spheres, the sizes so enormous, so vast in comparison to perception of distance inside just one, so as to lose meaning and relevance.

Because you can travel anywhere inside the universe with your thoughts, because there is no perception of distance because there is no time, the dimensions do not have meaning. It is pointless to ask how big one universe is, to then multiply by nine to reach the total size.

The volume occupied by the nine universes increases or decreases with the energy within any one or several of them, but this is only a reflection, not a measurement. If a good mood, good health and happy preparation make a person appear pleasant, is that a measurement? To say such a person is larger than life does not define the dimensions occupied or measurements of them.

To provide humans with a perspective of size of a universe, consider yours to have two hundred billion galaxies spaced throughout, at average separations of two or three million light years. From one side to another means millions of galaxies. To humans one light year means 9,500,000,000,000 kilometers. This means 400,750,000,000,000,000,000 to 800,000,000,000,000,000,000 kilometers across? To humans, kilometers measure distance, which requires time to be relevant. Time does not exist, so distance does not matter. Time exists in your dimension and the location you occupy, so the numbers we offer are the best way to provide a basis of comparison for things which do not compare.

Beings rarely enter another universe. This is neither encouraged nor prohibited. Each universe offers so vast a choice that entering another one brings about the sensation of throwing away something of nearly infinite value.

Imagine accidentally entering a vault filled with dozens of boxes and crates of the most valuable and precious thing you might find in a safe, such as gold, jewels or platinum to name just three possibilities.

Would the chance to enter another safe of similar contents suddenly make you want to discard thus destroy the first vault found? Does a mother throw away her baby when a subsequent baby is born? Crossing between universes does this. The rules, conditions and parameters from one to another are sufficiently different that a new existence for any being is required.

When a physical incarnation ends, the being having completed the journey, trip or mission need not travel or go anywhere, although this is possible. The first effect is to see what and who surrounds you, and to remember again what you are and do.

The many stories humans recount about the experience of the body dying but coming back to life, omit many details, truths and aspects of existence before the return, so as not to distort, deform or defame the wonderful life plan, mission and journey undertaken and underway.

The source of all things, all energy and all existence is the same, the number of universes is not relevant to this. There is but one God as humans define this."