Mzbel says Duncan-Williams is not lying when he says he had a spiritual encounter in Heaven
Ghanaian musician Mzbel has supported the claim by the Founder of Action Chapel International, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, that he had a spiritual encounter in which he was taken to Heaven and later returned to his body.
According to Mzbel, people do not necessarily have to die before they can experience Heaven, arguing that Heaven exists as a real place that can be accessed while a person is still alive.
She made the comments following Duncan-Williams’ recent account of what he described as a supernatural encounter in which he was taken out of his body and shown what he said were different things in Heaven.
Duncan Williams, addressing his congregants earlier, said the experience lasted approximately one hour and 45 minutes.
He recounted that he was taken to a high mountain where he saw grass that appeared to him to be made of diamonds, among other things he described as remarkable.
His account has since generated discussions about whether it is possible for a living person to have a spiritual experience of Heaven, with Mzbel siding with the preacher’s claim.
Mzbel strongly asserted that Heaven is not necessarily somewhere people can only go after death.
She argued that some pastors may be reluctant to tell their congregants what she believes is the truth because they have already taught them that death is a prerequisite for entering Heaven.
Duncan-Williams speaks on his 1 hour 45 minutes experience in heaven
“Heaven is not a place we have to die before we can go. Heaven is a real place, but pastors cannot tell you the truth that it is a real place because they have already told you that you need to die first before you can go to heaven,” she said.
Mzbel further linked her belief to what she described as astral projection, suggesting that people who understand the practice can leave their physical bodies and travel to different spiritual realms.
She also claimed that wealthy and influential people around the world, including Elon Musk and Donald Trump, have access to such experiences.
“If you know about astral projection, you can always go to heaven. If you have money, you can go to heaven. There are vessels that take people to heaven on a daily basis. Elon Musk, Donald Trump and others all go to heaven regularly,” she said.
The musician went on to argue that Duncan-Williams’ account should not be dismissed as a lie because, in her view, the experience he described is consistent with what Heaven looks like.
She also drew a connection between Heaven and the worlds portrayed in science fiction films.
“Heaven is not a place you have to die to go to. These pastors know this, but they refuse to tell you. So, what Duncan-Williams is saying is not a lie. If you watch science fiction movies, whatever they portray is what heaven looks like. The beings there are what we call angels because they are high-vibration beings,” she noted.
Mzbel further claimed that people can also reach Heaven through rockets launched into space. She suggested that after travelling to a certain point, a person could encounter what she described as a submarine and use it to continue the journey to Heaven.
The singer added that it is time for pastors to tell the truth after years of preaching that people must die before they can go to Heaven, which she believes is why they are now sharing their personal experiences of visiting Heaven.
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