God in a Backpack: You

This shortcut to heaven is a delight in its entertaining story line, which leads the reader on a backpack trip to the kingdom of heaven. We are only allowed to bring ten essentials, ensuring safety and increasing our chances of sound arrival. In the process of packing, we are learning where to purchase our essentials and how much they weigh and cost and come to find out that none of the essentials (being ten God characteristics) cost anything or weigh anything! Could it be that the greatest of values are for free? Could it be that God, as heavy as we imagine him to be, is perhaps the lightest item we have ever hauled up a mountain and that he ends up carrying our packs rather than weighing them down? Such is this intriguing journey painted-as the ultimate paradox and wonder-for us to engage ourselves to the exciting adventure and to discover truth in the process. Where does heaven start and end? Could it be that we find heaven within and that there is nowhere to go and nothing to chase? Find out for yourself, dear reader, what purpose this story has at heart. It weaves a refreshing tale of simplicity, which might just be your ticket home. This little book revolutionizes what we call reality and how far heaven is in truth. It invites us in a playful way to rethink everything from scratch and to experience through natural discovery who we are as a humanity. You be the judge of what rings true! Take to heart that life is not as hard as we make it. Approached from the right angle, you might consider it a breeze. Are you ready to sign up for the journey of a lifetime? Your heart is at stake, and you are definitely worth it! Come and join us in this most outrageous adventure! The good news is, you are not alone, and we are going to make it easy. On this trip, we are happy campers looking out for one another! It will be a lot of fun. If you have never backpacked before, this book might get you hooked for life. An abundance of joy awaits you, plus there is such a thing as traveling in spirit where you are not carrying an ounce. Sounds enticing, does it not?