Finally in 1955, Arthur Yensen published his near-death experience after public interest. Heaven contains his near-death experience and many answers to questions he has been asked. The following are excerpts from his book. It begins with his actual near-death experience followed by nine questions he is asked the most. Not much, but I hear it's a cool place.
Heat is molecules in motion, while cold is their lack of motion.
Likewise, love is a fast vibration of the soul, while hate is a slower vibration. Complete love would be God, while complete hate would be death, leaving the soul extinct. The temperature in heaven was just right, neither hot nor cold. But that stranger who said he'd been in hell three weeks described it as a dark, dank, chilly, frightening place. A place where everyone retains their physical desires without a way to satisfy them.