The Ritz Carlton Tokyo is indeed a fine hotel.  Maybe even worthy of heaven-like status.  Or maybe, like   15 Craigside , at least Purgatory.  All things considered, this is the finest we've ever experienced.  While 15 Craigside has security, the Ritz Carlton Tokyo has tranquility, a higher order of comfort.   I've thought a lot about the possibility of Heaven, and just cannot believe there is such a place after death.  Nevertheless, I have concluded that if I'm wrong, then Heaven will be what you want it to be, not what God has created.  In other words, there will be a perfect home just for you.  Who will be there is who you want.  My dreams, however, have nothing to do with my present reality, so I hope it does a better job in the afterlife. After only two days/nights, all this extravagance at the RCT seems to actually be getting boring.  If there is a heaven, that is forever, so how does one maintain continued euphoria?  So is the Ritz Carlton Heaven, Purgatory or just a

Nine years ago when I moved from Heaven to Purgatory--yes, I'm the first to be so demoted--I posted: COULD 15 CRAIGSIDE BE PURGATORY? That photo is of both where I came from, on the right, and where I now live.  To quote from that article about why I thought I was in purgatory: The people here are all nice, but, perhaps not perfectly purified, especially me. We're located next door to 2101 Craigside, where   my apartment is close to Heaven . Except for my ocean view side, we are surrounded by graveyards (by the way, that tennis court and pool belongs to 2101 Craigside, where my penthouse apartment will soon be back on sale): Since then I've written about Purgatory on numerous occasions, always on Sundays.  To again quote from  one of these postings in 2016 : You ask, how do I know so much about the laws of Purgatory.  Simple, I just made them up.  However, if anyone out there in the ether can send me verifiable proof of any house rules associated with Purgatory, please let