Quantum Physics Suggests That Death Doesn’t Exist And It Is Probably Just An Illusion

 

Since the beginning of time, man has been interested in what happens after death.

Although there are numerous traditional answers to this question, it's possible that scholars have added countless more ideas merely to provide some variation.

According to Robert Lanza, M.D., death is just a doorway to an endless number of universes. Furthermore, according to Lanza, everything that may possibly happen in our lifetime has already happened. He continues by saying that death does not exist in these situations because all of these possibilities are happening at the same time. We only connect our consciousness to our physical bodies because of the energy that flows through our brains.

His book, "Biocentrism: How Life and Consciousness are the Keys to Understanding the Nature of the Universe," has generated a great deal of discussion online because his concept of eternal life deviates greatly from accepted ideas about life and death.

Due to his regenerative medicine training and his role as the company's research director, Lanza has extensive experience working with stem cells. In addition, he has recently become increasingly interested in astronomy, quantum mechanics, and physics. While studying these topics, he developed his original biocentric thesis. 

Biocentrism holds that in order to comprehend how the universe works, both life and awareness are necessary. He continues by suggesting that our awareness actually creates the material reality, not the other way around.

He believes that the cord connecting the mind and body is severed when we die. After this has occurred, we also feel as though we are no longer connected to places and eras.

Biocentrism actually holds that all physical possibilities are connected via a manifold. More and more physicists are coming to accept the "many-worlds" interpretation of quantum mechanics, which maintains that there are an endless number of universes.

Everything that might possibly occur does in some worlds. Death doesn't exist in these circumstances because everything happens at the same time in each of them. It is energy that functions in the brain that makes us feel like "myself." However, energy cannot be destroyed and has no expiration date.

Even though his views are merely hypotheses, don't you find them intriguing to ponder about? However, even though we can never be sure of what the future holds, it seems like our universe of possibilities may have simply expanded infinitesimally. Regardless of your views, quantum physics provides several tenable explanations for the unknown parts of the world, making Lanza's book an intriguing read.