In Heaven as on Earth: A Vision of the Afterlife

I had "lost" this book many years ago-and kept trying to find it under the title "The Green Room"...I think it is a thought provoking "romp" so to speak through yet another way of thinking about the afterlife, bringing the possibility of continual purpose and connections, and why those are so important to our sense of contentment and reason for being.I liked it the first time around and am getting a good deal out of it the second.

I loved this author 25 years ago. I found his work extremely enlightening. He was an important part of my journey, but I outgrew him years ago.

I loved this book on tape! It was inspired and a very interesting point of view. It is also thought inspiring, which is why I would read Scott Peck's work, and out of all of his volumes, I enjoyed this one the most. It suggests much to examine about our individual thoughts and views of life after death, and I appreciate having heard such a detailed view from this book. For anyone interested in the Afterlife, or on their spiritual journey, I would recommend this book.

I love this book. It puts death in a totally different perspective. I’ve read it twice since I got it

I purchased this book after having read it years ago. I found it to be thought provoking. I also have enjoyed reading C.S. Lewis "The Great Divorce".

In Heaven as on Earth is a gentle presentation of what life could be like after death. I didn't see anything in it that contradicts Christian teaching so there were a lot of opportunities for me to reflect.

This is a fictional narrative of what the "afterlife" might be like. Light balls and energy....kind of a cerebral take on the afterlife, but as plausible as any other scenario. No religiosity or judgment involved.

Dr. Peck's work is a delightful fictional journey after death. It is a comforting spiritual work for those experience loss of a loved one.