That's the story as witnessed by the Spirit of a Maharishi who after spending his life preaching the word of God and winning souls, was graced by the Lord Jesus the ability to travel out of body and see in the realms of the spirit as a prayer warrior, so that he may intercede. He saw a 21-year-old girl on her deathbed with glorious angels that came to receive her and carry her to God's kingdom, he accompanied in the spirit the angels who escorted her and saw the mansions and the merits of everyone who made it to heaven:
(events happening in the realm of the spirit):
"The Maharishi was quietly standing at the gate of heaven as he watched this moving scene. Having never entered into heaven before he requested for permission to follow Maggie in so he could see what heaven was like.
His request granted, he hurried along with joy in Maggie’s company.
Maggie brimmed with excitement when she saw the beautiful and imposing mansions in heaven. Wonderstruck, she asked her guiding angel who the inhabitants were who lived in those stately mansions. The angel replied that
they belonged to the saints of God who had fought and won their earthly battles. “Those mansions were prepared for them while they were still on the earth,” the angel explained.
Did not the Lord Jesus tell His disciples at the Upper Room “In My Father’s house are many mansions; if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you” (Jn 14:2)?
They walked on and Maggie gazed with wonderment at the mansions to her left and right. The angels then stopped at a certain magnificent mansion and motioned for Maggie to step in. Maggie came near the stately mansion and was eager to know if it belonged to some great potentate.
The angels smiled and said: “No, there is no such distinction here in heaven. The status of a king and that of a beggar is the same here. The grandeur of these houses depends on the merits of God’s servants.” “This dwelling is yours,” the angel beamed with delight. “It was just completed today before you arrived.”
Maggie entered into her house of everlasting joy and peace with the simple joy of childlike innocency. There laid on a table Maggie saw a beautiful crown set with four sparkling gems. She asked her attendant angels whose crown it was and why there were four gems on it.
The angels told her that the crown belonged to her and the four gems signified the four souls who came to salvation as a result of the Bible studies she had conducted during her lifetime. On hearing that Maggie jumped up clapping her hands with rapturous joy, and began singing praises to the Lord God.
After Maggie was settled in her mansion the angels escorted the Maharishi around heaven. As the Maharishi looked on in fascination, the angels began revealing to him further spiritual mysteries of the different types of mansions in heaven.
1. A saint was seen seated in his house wearing a golden crown. “This,” the angels said, “is who during his life on earth lived a God-fearing and faith-filled life. He spent all his life doing good works.
2. Another saint, who had a crown set with shining gems and rubies, was spotted in another mansion. “This,” the angels said, “is a saint who not only lived a righteous life but also led several souls to salvation.”
“The number of gems in the crown,” they added, “signifies the number of souls a person has won for the Lord. These gems will forever shine like stars in a person’s crown testifying of his works on earth.” “Do you remember that which the Prophet Daniel said?” asked the angel. “Those who are wise shall shine like the brightness of the firmament, and those who turn many to righteousness like the stars forever and ever” (Dan 12:3).
3. A third mansion was shown to the Maharishi. In it he was surprised to see a saint whose whole body was covered with shining stars. As he 
covered his mouth with amazement, the angels said: “This is one of those saints who have suffered persecution and martyrdom for the Lord Jesus’ sake. Every bruise and scar on his physical body now shines as a bright star on his heavenly body” (cp. Gal 6:17)".
- Sadhu Sundar Selvaraj in "The Maharishi of Mount Kailaash" book
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