IntroductionAmong people of different places, times and civilizations we see many of the same descriptions of Utopia or Pure Land. It's as if we have a unified idea of ​​what Heaven, the Pure Land, or Paradise is. The characteristics of these celestial realms are very similar across different cultures. The concepts of infinite space, light, beauty, great peace, perfection and comfort are present in both Pure Land Buddhist ideals and Christianity. The most important distinction of this other world, however, is the idea that there is no sense of time in any conception of Heaven. There is no rush in any description of Heaven and there is nowhere to go, we are already there. In Heaven or the Pure Land people do not have to worry about being late for a meeting, having to hurry to have fun, and never need to be "short on time"; in these realms time in relation to the earth has no meaning. The experience of this other realm can be described as a serene and healing joy. Of course there are many differences between Pure Land Buddhism and Christianity, but the fundamental idea of ​​Heaven is prevalent in both religions. Pure Land Buddhism is derived as the simplest path to enlightenment, meaning that even a secular person is capable to achieve enlightenment through the Pure Land if they so desire. It revolves around faith in Amida Buddha, the Buddha of infinite light and infinite life. Unlike the gurus of the previous era, in our degenerate age it is extremely difficult for beings to practice and obtain siddhis. The Pure Land is a simpler, but no lesser, path to enlightenment. If a person dedicates his life to reciting the phrase “Namuamidabutsi” with a single focus… in the center of the paper… he must be granted immortality by God through resurrection. “All humans had to pay for sin with death, unless, to complete the economic symbolism, they were redeemed – which literally means “bought back” – by Christ (Abrahamic Transcendence p. 173). Heaven is, fundamentally, the highest pinnacle to which all Christians aspire; it is «the fulfillment of the deepest human expectations, the state of supreme, definitive happiness (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 1024). In Heaven, the sanctified continue to blissfully conform to the will of God in affinity with all life, they will reign with Christ for eternity. The general belief is that there will be an individual judgment after your death in which God will grant you immortality in heaven or hell and then a universal judgment in which all humanity on earth, in heaven and in hell will face the final showdown to itself. of God.