For Anyone Who Wonders What Happens After We Die– Dr. Pieter Noomen Has The Answers.
Oct 2, 2020
For anyone with questions about life after death, reincarnation, or confused about which religion is the ‘right’ one – they can now find answers in the information learned by an 88- year-old scholar during years of meditation and uplifting experiences with the Source of all existence.
For Anyone Who Wonders What Happens After We Die – Dr. Pieter Noomen Has The Answers, CA - October 2, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —
Most people have some level of fear about dying and whether there is life after death. Dr. Pieter Noomen understands this; for most of his life he’s heard these questions through his work as both a senior minister and licensed psychotherapist. For anyone wanting to find answers, he now shares what he discovered during years of meditation and transcendent experiences in a series of insightful writings that are available on his website, www.wordsforall.org.
Noomen posits that directly or indirectly, life stems from one common source and that to connect with that source is the highest level of existence we can achieve on earth.
Over the course of many years, Noomen experienced transformative “visits” on the spirit level — and he freely shares the universal and eternal facts of life that were communi-cated to him on his website, www.wordsforall.org.
As he explains on his website, “I can only say that the information came from a presence on my innermost spiritual level I was in communication with for some time. The words seem the result of my spirit merging with the spirit of life It/Her/Himself.”
Visitors to Noomen’s website can read about the 12 components of life through his 12 booklets: Oneness, Love, Life, Fire, Space, Connectedness, Progression, Effect, Free-dom, Joy, Differentness and Harmony. Throughout his writings, Noomen avoids using the name of any deity, such as God, and instead uses what he refers to as The Seven Names, each of which relates on a human level to the situation at hand: One Holy, Love, Truth, Proper, Healing, Manifestation and Energy.
A series of lessons on the site shares 147 thought-provoking questions and the illuminat-ing answers that came to him during his extensive communications with the All Spirit.
“In death,” Noomen writes, “everyone will, without exception and in a purely personal way, find out whether or not there is another dimension of existence.” The reflections shared on Noomen’s website invite readers to not wait until the end of their earthly lives for the answer.
Born in the Netherlands, Pieter Noomen completed doctoral studies in theology and pas-toral psychology at the Free University of Amsterdam and was senior minister of three protestant churches. Later he worked as a psychotherapist and as a staff member of a Los Angeles metropolitan church. He was involved in mental health issues like suicide prevention and hospice. His personal spiritual path widened quite sensationally 25 years ago when he was drawn to the insights of Dr. Peter D. Francuch (1934-2001), who wrote about his communications with what he called the Positive State. This led to Noomen’s interest in experiencing a direct, personal connection with the One Who is Life. Noomen is retired and resides in Hollywood, California.
To read the works of Dr. Pieter Noomen, please visit www.wordsforall.org.
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