Is there such a thing as life after death? The mentality of man for thousands of years. You are the fruitful companion of this tortured glutton. Have you ever responded to this question? I did many times!
Before exploring the possibility of life after death, I wanted to pretend to be a clergyman. Reluctantly, I believed that our physical existence was not physical. There is more sustainable in life than the physiological and biological glutamate that occurs in our body. Yes, I am convinced that our existence will not end with our death.
When we think about what happens after death without room for despair, it gives us disappointment. Whoever we are, our thoughts, experiences, feelings and existences - all simply disappear.
Fortunately, there are theory and thought tests that prove this idea.
Personally, I believe that when we die, we change into a different form. Or it may even be that our life is moving to another area.
Let us examine some of the ideas that give a positive answer to the question - Is there life after death?
Research on near-death experiences
The largest study of near-death experiences concluded that medical care can preserve consciousness for a few minutes after death. Dr. Sam Bernie of New York State University spent six years researching 2060 cases of heart disease in Europe and the United States. Only 330 of them survived as a result of the resuscitation procedure. 40% of them reported having some form of conscious awareness when they were medically dead.
Many of the patients remembered the events that took place during their resuscitation. Also, they can describe in detail the sounds in the room or the activities of the staff. At the same time, the most common of the reported experiences are:
- Quiet environment and quiet feeling.
- Distorted memories.
- A great light of bright light.
- Great fear.
- A feeling of separating oneself from one's own body.
This is not a case of researching an event and predicting multiple near-death experiences. Found similar patterns in different individuals. In fact, researcher Raymond Moody described 9 stages of near-death experience in an attempt to explain what happens after death.
All of these findings may indicate that human consciousness is primary to the brain and may be beyond it. We know that science considers science to be a product of the human brain. Nevertheless, near-death experiences indicate the opposite, which provides evidence that there is life after death.
Life after death
Robert Lanka, an expert in regenerative medicine and the author of the theory of Biocentrism, believes that after death consciousness moves to another universe.
He argues that death is nothing more than a continual delusion, which is rooted in the fact that people tend to identify themselves first with their physical body.
So, when you die in one universe, you will continue in another, and this process may be infinite.
This idea is consistent with several scientific theories, suggesting that there may be innumerable parallel universes. Therefore, biocentrism considers death as a transition to a parallel universe and states that there really is life after death.
Energy Conservation Act
Another idea that came from physics is sometimes interpreted as a sign of life after death, which is the law of conservation of energy. It states that in an isolated system, the total energy is always constant. This means that energy cannot be created or destroyed. Conversely, it can only be changed from one form to another.
If we consider the human soul, or human consciousness, as energy, it means that it cannot die or disappear.
So after the death of the body, it changes into a different form. No one knows what our consciousness changes after death, and this theory does not give a definitive answer as to whether there is life after death.
Everything in nature is a cycle
If you take some time to observe and reflect on the processes that take place in nature, you will find that everything here is evolving in cycles.
Day leads to night, and times of year lead to each other in an endless circle of seasonal change. Trees and plants go through the process of death every year, losing their leaves in the fall and being revived in the spring. Everything in nature dies to live again, and everything is constantly recycled.
So, why can't creatures like humans and animals change into different forms like trees after their physical death? We can face the inevitable death of being born again through the autumn and winter of our lives.
This concept is completely identical to the idea of reincarnation.
The concept of reincarnation
We all know the concept of reincarnation in Buddhism. So I share its modified version, I hope it is more realistic. I tend to see human consciousness as a form of energy that leaves the body during physical death. As a result, it is dispersed in the environment.
Therefore, the energy of the dead person is one with the universe until it comes back to life, and becomes part of the newborn being.
The main difference from the known idea of reincarnation is that this process is more complicated than the Buddhas imagined. Rather than a single journey (indescribable) self-journey from one living body to another, it may be a combination of different energies that carry the experiences and qualities of many individuals.
It may be that not only humans but all living things on our planet are involved in the infinite process of energy transfer. It echoes the new ideas of global unity and solidarity that claim to be all interconnected.
All religions have the same feeling about the afterlife
The argument may be that this list is too short, but it is still worth considering. After all, my purpose here is to feed your thinking a little. As I said before, I am not a religious person and do not support any religion in the world. But I have repeatedly asked myself, how do completely different religions, which appeared many centuries ago, have a similar view of later life?
Needless to say, all religions assert that there is life after death. But the interesting part is that even unrelated teachings have a lot in common in their views on what happens after death.
For example, in Islam, both heaven and hell have seven stages, while in the Buddhist month, there are stages of existence. According to some interpretations of the Bible, there are many stages of hell in Christianity. The main idea behind these different ideas is that after death, a person goes into a state of existence, which better reflects the level of their consciousness.
So, is there another life after death?
I do not know whether there is life after death or not. But as awareness of the dynamic nature of everything, including our own thoughts and feelings, increases, it becomes more and more clear that existence is not a purely rational and material phenomenon.
Science's argument that 'what we see is true' is more than just bodily bodies having biological functions that we consider ourselves to be. I hope that one day science will find evidence for the vibratory nature of human consciousness. The idea of the afterlife is no longer considered spiritual
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