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After life

Okay! This is kinda strange for me to blog about coz I really haven't given a lot of thought to it.

There may be millions and millions of religions in the world. Western, Eastern.. Whatever they are.. How many believe in the existence of heaven and hell? How many believe in miracles and angels?

I was researching about this girl who visited heaven and hell recently and came back alive. Her story is so impacting that it made believe everything she said. Yes, I do believe in after life but how many people out there believe the same thing I do? YOLO- You only live once. Does that really exist? Even if its true, how many religions really believe in it? How many texts are written about it? How do you prove it?

Here's a link to a website I came across that has living testimonies from people who were healed, visited heaven and hell and even saw real angels.
http://www.testimoniesofheavenandhell.com/category/miracles-and-angels/

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