On this episode of Newsgram, we explore The Rock Crystals by Asif Saba—a journey beyond the physical world into the depths of spirituality, heaven, and the afterlife. Have you ever had a dream or meditative experience so profound it felt more real than reality itself? Meet Yusif, a devoted meditator whose recurring vision became a breathtaking reality.  Join us for a tale of spiritual awakening, cosmic connection and the mysteries of the afterlife.

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For years, I’ve been fascinated by the idea of spirit guides, the afterlife, and the unseen forces that shape our journey. It’s a topic that once raised eyebrows, but today, more people are embracing the idea that there’s more to life than meets the eye. Now, this is not something I talk about all the time but when asked I will be happy to share my thoughts on the subject. God, The Afterlife, Angels and Spirit guides are all real. Yes, we all have Spirit Guides that help us on our journey through life and I’ve come to realize that the Heaven and Hell we were taught about may not be the full picture. 

What if the visions we experience in meditation aren’t just our imagination, but glimpses of something greater—something real?

If any of this resonates with you, then you’re ready to meet Asif Saba, author of  a book called The Rock Crystals.

Asif Saba – It was a book that came about by accident, really. It goes back maybe, you know, 30 years. I was at college and I was doing this English essay. And I wrote a really short, 4 page, you know, like a practice page of a little story as part of my English essay.

And then I put it away for a good five, ten years. And then I found it again after all that time. And I started reading it. And then I started thinking about it. And, you know, the thoughts wouldn’t go away. So, you know, I just started writing from there.

Some stories demand to be told. When your thoughts keep knocking on your mind’s door, sometimes you have to answer them. The Rock Crystals, Asif combines his talents as a fiction writer with his knowledge of the Quran and the afterlife to weave together a story that entertains and informs. 

Asif Saba – Now, so where it starts is, I’ve got a character called Yusef, and he meditates daily. And he had a vision. Now, he had lots of little different visions, but one day he had a major vision that put all the pieces together, and he couldn’t work out why this vision existed.

Anyway, on one of his meditations, what happened is he came out of his physical body and went to the spiritual world. He met a couple of guardian angels, or these spiritual beings, and they took him further into the afterlife. And that’s where he had this adventure. And the adventure, it’s basically fraught with challenges and obstacles that Yusef must overcome as part of his journey. And these companions are like his guides, even in the afterlife.

His journey mirrors our own lives in a way, just like Yusif, we all face obstacles, but we’re not alone—we have guidance – There is wisdom out there that says we were put on this earth to grow spiritually. We all have a life plan that includes accomplishing certain goals throughout our lifetime. To help us do that we have spirit guides that gently nudge us along to keep us on track. Asif believes this story isn’t just fiction; it’s a reflection of spiritual truths we can all learn from. 

Asif Saba – I think for people who like to meditate, and they are spiritual, I think they will get so much out of this book. It’ll help them maybe understand some of their own experiences, because of what Yusuf is going through. And so I think people will really find it fascinating. 

Speaking of art mimicking life, one of the major lessons Yusef learns is to choose love over hate. 

Asif Saba – The greatest lesson we can learn is to love each other and not hate, because that just brings our vibration down. And love raises our vibrational spiritual body and helps to ascend. And the beauty about love is that when you express love, you know, it opens your consciousness, you know, and you become more vibrant. 

A great example of that are folks I call “Shiny Happy People”, a line I stole from the REM song but we all know people that are just beaming with positivity. We are drawn to them and it’s not by accident. They are full of love and they vibrate at a higher frequency. Asif says looking at others as well as himself is what helped him craft this story.

Asif Saba – I’ve had a number of other, I wouldn’t say unexplainable experiences, because everything is explainable when you look at things spiritually. But, you know, it helps me to understand that there is this hereafter. And, just believe even more than what I already did believe before. And so, looking, as I looked at my own experiences, and then worked on creating Yusuf’s character, and how I could use those experiences as a part of his journey. And just thinking of wise things to put into the book about the conversations that Yusuf had with the other characters in the book. You know, you do have to really search your own soul, search your own understanding, and try to bring out some beautiful wisdom, you know, to help other people as well, you know, traveling their pathway. 

In The Rock Crystals, we meet Yusif, a devoted meditator. He’s had glimpses of something beyond the physical world before, but one day, everything changes. He steps beyond the veil, encountering spiritual beings who guide him on a journey through the afterlife. His mission? To restore balance to a neglected island in the realm of Bakka—one that could bring Earth closer to Heaven. It’s a fascinating story with real world implications. The key takeaway? Love elevates us. Vibrations matter. And maybe, just maybe, the visions we see in meditation are more real than we think.  

The Rock Crystals is more than just a story—it’s an invitation to explore your own spiritual path.

Asif Saba – To Know yourself is the best kind of wisdom you can get. 

I could not have said it any better.  The Rock Crystals is available now at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and more—with options from $2 to $35, depending on how you want to experience it. A small price to pay for a glimpse into the wisdom of immortality. 

Thanks for listening to this edition of Newsgram from Webtalkradio.com.

The author was recently a guest on the Books on Air podcast with Suzanne Harris. 

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