Incredible facts
While many religious followers argue that life on Earth is just a preparation for an eternal afterlife in hell or paradise, many scientists disprove this due to a shortage evidence.
However, American professor Robert Lanza argues that there is irrefutable evidence of the existence of life after death.
The answer can be found in quantum physics, namely the theory of biocentrism. According to a scientist at Wake Forest University School of Medicine in North Carolina, USA, the idea is that the concept of death is just a figment of our imagination.
According to the theory of biocentrism, the universe exists only because of human consciousness. Essentially, life creates the universe, not the other way around. The same applies to the concepts of space and time, which are “tools of our psyche”.
Is there life after death
Based on this theory, Professor Lanza explains that the concept of death as such cannot exist in practice, as there are no real boundaries that would define it. The idea of death is something we've been taught to accept, but it exists in our minds.
Biocentrism is similar to the idea of parallel universes, according to which everything that can happen happens simultaneously in multiple universes.
Scientists: clinical death is not a figment of the imagination
Professor Lanza uses the “Jung experience” experiment to prove that the behavior of particles can be changed by human perception. In the experiment, when scientists observe a particle passing through a screen with slots, the particle behaves like a bullet passing through one slot. If you don't observe the particle, it passes through the slots like a wave.
This proves that a particle can behave like two different entities at the same time.
Although the idea itself is somewhat complex, it can also be explained by a simpler example.
For example, we perceive the sky as blue. However, our brain cells can be changed to make the sky look green or red, for example.
Also, when we die, our lives become “an unfading flower that returns to bloom in the Multiverse.”
Life after death: facts
No one can say for sure whether there is life after death. If there were solid evidence of an afterlife, this question would not arise. And the evidence that exists is controversial, has different explanations, and is based on someone's personal stories.
10 scientific explanations for ghosts and other paranormal phenomena
– Ghost messages
There are numerous cases of people reporting that they have been visited by relatives or friends who have recently died. If this is true, it means that people's souls have experienced death in a different form of existence.
Skeptics believe that such messages are nothing more than a figment of the human imagination. However, there are mysterious cases where “spirits” share information that the living could not know, such as a lost item or the identity of the person who killed them. This may indicate the preservation of consciousness after death, or the mental return of information to a living person.
– Near death experiences
The experiences of many people whose vital functions have stopped for a short time include a tunnel of light, meeting deceased relatives, the essence of light, and returning to life back to the body. However, scientists attribute this to chemical reactions in our brain.
– Reincarnation
People also tell stories about alleged reincarnation, where a person supposedly remembers details from his “past life” and even remembers how he died. However, there is no way to prove it.
– Electronic voice phenomenon
This is a mysterious phenomenon when a voice that looks like a human is heard on an audio recording from an unknown source. Many skeptics argue that perceiving a voice in a native language will seem like random noise for a person speaking a foreign language.
– Soul weight
In 1907, American Dr. Duncan MacDougall conducted an experiment by placing six terminally ill patients on a bed with hypersensitive scales and weighing them at the time of death. According to the results of the experiment, patients lost approximately 21 grams of weight, which he considered proof that the soul has weight.
However, McDougall's results were considered falsification due to the lack of witnesses to these experiments and imperfect methods. Attempts to replicate the results failed.