For centuries, death has been viewed as the inevitable end of life—a natural conclusion where the body ceases to function and decays. This is a biological fact of life. However, a new theory suggest that death, as we perceive it, may not be real and could merely be an illusion created by our consciousness.
The observer shapes reality
At the core of this argument lies a fundamental principle of quantum physics: the idea that the observer plays a crucial role in shaping reality. Numerous experiments, such as the famous double-slit experiment, have demonstrated that particles behave differently when observed compared to when they are not.
When scientists observe a particle passing through two slits, it behaves like a solid object, going through one slit or the other. However, without observation, the same particle acts like a wave and goes through both slits simultaneously. This phenomenon implies that consciousness directly influences how we perceive reality.
This idea is further supported by Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle, which states that it is impossible to measure both the position and momentum of a particle simultaneously. This limitation suggests that our reality is not as objective as we might think. The behavior of particles and, by extension, the universe itself may be shaped by the presence of an observer.
Biocentrism and the role of consciousness
Biocentrism, a theory proposed by Dr. Robert Lanza, takes these quantum principles a step further. According to biocentrism, life and consciousness are central to the fabric of the universe.
Lanza argues that space and time are not objective entities but constructs of our consciousness. In other words, reality, including the concept of death, exists only because we perceive it. (“Biocentrism Posits That Death Is Merely Transport into Another Universe.” bigthink.com”)
Lanza’s theory challenges our conventional understanding of life and death. If space and time are merely tools created by our minds to make sense of the universe, then death, as a time-bound event, may not be real. Instead, it could be a product of our limited perception. (“Is Death an Illusion? Evidence Suggests Death Isn’t the End.” Psychologytoday.com”)
Immortality beyond time and space
One of the most intriguing part of this theory is the idea that immortality does not necessarily mean living forever in a linear sense but rather existing outside of time altogether.
In a world where space and time are fluid constructs of consciousness, the concept of death loses its meaning. This idea aligns with recent quantum experiments showing that particles can communicate instantaneously across vast distances, as if space and time do not separate them.
These experiments suggest that the boundaries we place on life, death, and the universe may be artificial, shaped by our perception rather than by any fundamental laws of nature. If time and space are not as rigid as we believe, it opens the door to the possibility that death, too, is not a definitive end.
The many-worlds interpretation
The “many-worlds” interpretation of quantum mechanics offers another perspective on death. According to this theory, every possible outcome of an event occurs in a different universe. In this multiverse, all possible realities exist simultaneously. This means that even if we die in one universe, we continue to exist in others. From this standpoint, death, as we perceive it, is not the end but rather a transition to a different reality.
The idea that death is merely an illusion created by our consciousness offers a new way of understanding existence. Quantum physics has already demonstrated that reality is far more complex and mysterious. Nevertheless, while Dr. Lanza’s biocentrism provides a fascinating alternative to our traditional views of life and death, it lacks a solid mathematical foundation.
avila
‘Death=illusion created by our consciousness’…
I disagree.
My dad passed away in 1997 of colon cancer.
My mom, at the age of 79, lived the rest of her life
with Alzheimer’s disease in a rest home and died Sept 2023.
One month before my mom died, I had a dream. My
late dad showed me an image of himself
standing outside in my garden. In the second image
was my dad holding hands with my mom/his wife
standing in my garden.
My parents never saw my garden while they were alive.
My dad let me know my mom would soon be with him.
I believe he really did communicate with me.
I witnessed my mom and dad a week later in spirit form,
in my home. The orbs were like two bubbles
reflecting their sweet face.
Charles R
So Quantum Physics theories are suggesting what Jesus promised us, and even much more ancient cultures and religions already knew.
m99
Sharon H
People who have had a near death experience say that there’s no such thing as time when you are there. Interesting.
Thanks Wes! You always find interesting things for us to read.
Ron S
Thanks Sharon, very observant:) I was just going to share the linking of the two phenomena myself.
I will add, when it comes to the “observer” of the experiment, studies show that conscious meditation (prayer?) about even thinking in your minds eye that you are closely examining the outcome of the particles also changes its behavior or the outcome from unobserved waveform to more of a focused classical or predictable two-slit projected pattern, no matter the distance from the device (wether in the same room or across the globe and through simple awareness of the experiment taking place).
To me, this experiment suggests that each particle or atom wether singular or many lumped together to form a sentient body (molecular structure) such as a human, all interact with its own singularity and also each others bodies… As merely existing through life we exude a more unpredictable wave-form of light that other wave-forms (human or environment) can have an effect on, and us onto it, and good or evil onto it all.
This is why good intention is very important when it comes to other bodies of atomic or molecular structures that make up everything around us, as these focused important and interactive moments when we take the time to observe, act upon, interact with, have emotion toward, meditate or pray about actually make changes and have repercussions.
Here is a link to the study on how thought or meditation on changing the experiment outcome does so…
https://youtu.be/nRSBaq3vAeY?si=yWnQnHH7Iwv1s9NY
When you combine the other phenomena of how positive or negative emotion can also change the molecular structure of plants or water (environmental) such as positivity and love creating more beautiful or beneficial life or structures with additional symmetry in some aspects, adversely to how negative emotions imposed upon life within water molecules or existing molecular structures are creating more chaos or less attractive, lively or beneficial structures and actually twisting them into something more ugly, less useful, unpleasant or even harmful (such as disease).
Then add in the water memory experiment… What you have (I believe) is a collective consciousness, where we all affect each other and our environment (through God) and all environmental aspects is allowed to impose back to or on ourselves with overall different life experiences yet the combined quality (leaning toward more positive or negative experiences) as a collective.
You might say consciousness and the thoughts and actions within these have a direct impact on everything both physically and spiritually, in this existence of atomic structures and forces, positive, neutral or negative actions and reactions grounded and controlled by the overall force of God in all realms.
You make the bed you will sleep in with your choice of positive or negative actions and thoughts on everything around yourself and how you chose to deal with existing forces imposed upon you… You affect your environment in some way and in another way it’s knowing and it wants to repay or express back to you, in Earth time, eternity, or another consciousness in a different realm or reality, same thing… Everything changes the possibilities for everything but you eternally reap what you sow.
The moral of this story is be forgiving, giving, loving, compassionate and kind… Don’t be Slit-head
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May God Bless and keep you All
Kevin P
I’m pretty sure my Dad was dead when we buried him.
Ron S
Kevin P, your P-value is too predictable
Ron S
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CJ M
Science will have trouble working it all out but they are getting closer. It starts with God and ends with God and until they let God in, they will have trouble with the truth. Since God is love they are also going to have to let that into the equation as well.
Until then, expect more matrix movie like stuff.