Retired LA pastor hopes his spiritual experiences inspire others

Are different dimensions or parallel worlds real? Human nature generally reacts with skepticism to things we can’t see or explain. But according to Dr. Pieter Noomen, these other dimensions do exist.

The native of the Netherlands says he has experienced many visits to the other side over the last quarter century. Noomen explains that his personal spiritual path widened substantially, unexpectedly, and sensationally about 25 years ago. “As factors involved I see: being unhappy with my own neglecting to think things through; learning new introspection methods; getting older and events in my personal life,” he shares.

Already a man with a strong spiritual background (a Ph.D. in theology and pastoral psychology led him to work as a senior minister of three Protestant churches), Noomen immersed himself more deeply in spiritual endeavors, which eventually led to his “direct, personal connection with the One Who Is Life It-/Her-/Himself,” he details.

The 88-year-old scholar recorded so many visits and conversations with “One Holy,” the “I AM,” the “Creator,” our “Heavenly Father,” he decided to create a website to share the information. He hopes his readers will come away with the idea, “If someone like him was given the possibility to be in direct contact with the full, the Real Reality, while still on earth, then it must be possible for me, too.”He prefers to direct attention to his writings, though, and not himself.

As websites go, this is densely-packed site with neatly categorized information that would lend itself nicely to a book. It’s probably not possible – at least not for this writer – to get through the website in a day or even a few days.

The concepts are not mainstream, and require reading and then mulling over. He even admits in Writing 4 that it’s “different” and has trouble processing the “weirdness.”

It’s extremely interesting, though, and I definitely admire the altruistic intent of the website. One of the passages that sticks with me is the idea that Mother Earth is healing. That’s a common concept in Western society, but Noomen’s presentation takes the idea of nature’s energy a step further.

In Journey 2 (https://sites.google.com/view/words-for-all/visits-into-the-real-reality/journey-2-love-land?authuser=0), the spirit guide hands him a rock to hold and asks him, “Are you willing to consider that this rock loves the touch of your hand and that it wants to give you the most precious thing it possesses, its love?” Noomen says yes, and concurs that the rock feels accommodating.

It’s a beautiful thought. It makes me think a little differently when I look at a flower or walk on grass. 

This website is Noomen’s effort to make the world a better place, and he hopes the words he shares as a messenger for “the I AM” will help each and every reader to personally connect with the life force and the I AM within us. To quote his page entitled Writing 4, “Only the connection with eternity’s driving forces of love and authenticity make things on earth genuinely good and beautiful.” That’s a mission hard to take issue with, no matter what religion you hew to here on Earth.

For more information, visit: www.wordsforall.org.

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Peace of mind By Diane Ako I like to reflect on life. Sometimes it’s philosophically. Sometimes it’s humorously. For all its beauty, life is far too difficult a journey to take alone. You need the support and connection with others to help carry you along the way. Writing brings me that connection– within and without. It clarifies my thoughts and feelings. It helps me reach out to others for advice, wisdom, or feedback. Your thoughts become your actions. Your actions become you. A wise yogi- Patanjali- said, “Speak what is true. Speak what is pleasant.” Let’s speak of things pleasant to one another and seek some peace of mind along the way. ABOUT Diane Ako joined Hawaii: In Real Life in October 2016. She likes being part of a community of local bloggers – people who like writing and sharing, like she does. Ako is an anchor/ reporter at Island News (KITV4 – ABC) in Honolulu. She previously anchored and reported at KHON2 (FOX) and KHNL (NBC), and at stations in California, New Mexico, and Pennsylvania. She freelance writes for NMG Network's magazines. In between news jobs, in 2017, she launched and ran her own p.r. company, Diane Ako PR. From 2010-2014, she headed the public relations department at Halekulani Corporation, which oversees luxury resort Halekulani and boutique hotel Waikiki Parc. She’s been blogging since 2009 – before Hawaii: IRL, she wrote for The Honolulu Star-Advertiser, the state’s largest daily newspaper, where her stories garnered a dozen journalism awards and an Emmy nomination. Ako has a BA in Communications from Menlo College and an MA in Political Science from University of Hawaii at Manoa. She volunteers as a board member of the Honolulu Gay & Lesbian Cultural Foundation, a Shinto shrine maiden at Daijingyu Temple, a citizen-scientist studying shrimp, and a yoga teacher at a senior center.

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