Enoch described Heaven so clearly but where is it? In a mountain boundaried in two directions by six volcanoes in an immense, high temperature, firey, geodic crystal cave below in the depths underground like the crystal caves in the mountains of Mexico found recently during mining but normally unconnected to the surface. It is such an extreme environment close to God's actual form that it has an electric storm climate of its own with unapproachable heat and light. Again it compares to those much smaller geodic caverns found hidden below mountains in Mexico whose heat makes them uninhabitable but a human can spend a few minutes exploring them in special costumes cooled by cold water for safety. God's caverns seem much less approachable but all the more awesome and perhaps quite similar in type of geological structure, judging by this ancient account by the Chalcolithc Age Sumerian prophet-king taken to them by spirits but then allowed to write for humans at least some of what he saw and heard there.
In Book of Enoch chapter 14 verses 12 and following
"And drew nigh to a spacious habitation built also with stones of crystal. Its walls too, as well as pavement, were formed with stones of crystal, and crystal likewise was the ground. Its roof had the appearance of agitated stars and flashes of lightning; and among them were cherubim of fire in a stormy sky. A flame burned around its walls; and its portal blazed with fire. When I entered into this dwelling, it was hot as fire and cold as ice. No trace of delight or of life was there. Terror overwhelmed me, and a fearful shaking seized me."
In Book of Enoch chapter 14 verses 12 and following
"And drew nigh to a spacious habitation built also with stones of crystal. Its walls too, as well as pavement, were formed with stones of crystal, and crystal likewise was the ground. Its roof had the appearance of agitated stars and flashes of lightning; and among them were cherubim of fire in a stormy sky. A flame burned around its walls; and its portal blazed with fire. When I entered into this dwelling, it was hot as fire and cold as ice. No trace of delight or of life was there. Terror overwhelmed me, and a fearful shaking seized me."
