Nice clickbait title. It doesn't PrOvE anything of the sort. It suggests this *might* be possible. It also doesn't say what this is like in any way. Are you just reborn in this world, aka Poincaré recurrence? Is it literally impossible to die, aka quantum immortality? Nobody knows.
I wondered that too. I feel 3 stories onto concrete when I was 17 and I wonder if I actually died but I went on to a different universe where I’m still here.
I really struggle with the notion of the loss of the individual and consciousness. It causes me so much pain. The loss of loved ones, people I admire, even historical figures. Everything that made them who they are and their memories and consciousness no more. Never to see or touch those they loved again, friendships forged erased, passions gone never to be fulfilled, and all future opportunities nulled. Just makes me ache inside. I know it doesnt render meaninglessess right now necessarily. We can love, dream, battle and achieve and it matters to our current experience and sometimes to its impact of future. But still to think the person then disappears forever for me is almost unbearable sometimes.
The truly sad part about it is that even if we really don't "die", when we are no longer here, our loved ones are left to deal with the pain of losing us, that's what hurts to think about, my heart breaks to know how much my son will hurt when i pass from this life, and there is no amount of comfort that can be given to him to delete or alleviate that hurt
As the years pass by we hopefully will have a better understanding of death . And what happens afterwards then it won,t be so painful to grieve knowing our love ones are in the most beautiful place you can imagine . The universe is a living thing and needs us to survive be assured we never die nor dose the universe just changes slightly
@@martinduffy646❤love your reply Eye Overstand this due to Eye myself remembered Transitioning from Earth, Being Aware of it, Leaving the Body, and Coming Back from Space! It was an interesting &incredible experience for me. Eye became more Enlightened unexplained dimensions Eye traveled & then some. It’s.
I used to not fear death. In fact, I used to believe it was just lights out in an eternal dreamless sleep. But all of a sudden, around the age of twenty, these needless worries and anxieties hit me like a sack full of bricks about what happens after death. Suddenly, becoming nonexistent wasn’t something I could just ignore as it kept me up at night with worries about wtf that’s supposed to be like. It worried me so much that it brought me to here in search of the most likely answer possible as to what happens next. And after extensive research from a variety of viewpoints, here are some things that I’ve found that weren’t listed in the video. Please, if anyone in the comments has read this far, let me know if my beliefs have validity. Also, any reassurance about what death is really like would also be greatly appreciated! 1) If we (our consciousness) come from nothing before birth, and return to nothing when we die, then isn’t it reasonable to consider that we might come from nothing again? Why can we only come from nothing once, and when we return to nothingness, why is it all of a sudden a permanent change? Why is the nothingness that comes after death more of a nothingness than the one we were able to escape from when we were born? Is it possible for something to be more nonexistent than the other? If we exist purely out of coincidence or because it was mathematically probable that we would become conscious at some point, given ample time, then wouldn’t that mean it could happen again? Time is relative after all in the years prior to your birth and following your death. 2) If you are reading this, that means you already exist and are conscious. And since you already have managed to exist and have gained consciousness, that means the likelihood of you gaining it at any point onward is greater than zero. 3) Our consciousness continuing to exist outside of the brain could explain the sensations those who have had near death or out of body experiences have felt. It’s curious that no matter the culture, faith, or previous skepticisms an individual may have, near death experiences have such universal traits in their reporting and date back as far as the early Renaissance. One would think that what someone saw during a NDE would vary wildly based on their religious beliefs and outlook on the natural world, but no. They’re actually surprisingly consistent with each other, even the ones experienced by skeptics. 4) I truly think that whatever part of our brain our consciousness resides in conflicts with our more primal part as the whole organ tries to figure out if it’s truly dead or not, hence the hallucinations and appropriately named ‘out of body experience.’ And once you’re resuscitated, everything like your consciousness and cognitive function try to click back together, but the pieces don’t always fit properly. Our consciousness is still using the body as a vessel, but the other parts of our mind that are more temporary are misaligned. This would explain why some people who were declared clinically dead lost decades worth of memories and had to relearn everything. The consciousness was still there, but the unique components of the individual’s brain, like memories and personality, had to be reacquired over extended periods of time. This would also explain why someone who has severe Alzheimer’s is not considered ‘dead’ in the traditional sense, despite everything that made them who they were is now gone or fleeting.
All great points. I think the answer to what happens when we die is closely tied to the answer to the holy grail of all questions, "why is there something rather than nothing?" Why does anything exist. Matter, energy, space, time, anything. The universe seemingly emerged from what they call the big bang, but what existed before that? Nothing? How does a universe just spring into existence from nothing. Our awakening in life and the big bang are parallels. Our minds are like a universe in and of themselves. And so what happens when we die can only be answered if we know why anything, time space, matter, energy, exists in the first place. If oxygen is deprived from the brain, we lose consciousness. There is an especially intricate link between oxygen and consciousness. Why is that though? Oxygen is just an element. Water has it. It floats around in space. It's in the sun. It's a part of our atmosphere. Every breath we take, is a breath that keeps our consciousness intact because it contains oxygen. If oxygen brings about consciousness, then we all draw from the same pool of consciousness, that remains consistent across time here on earth. And regardless, if the brain is what creates consciousness, the brain is still made of matter and energy. It is part of the physical universe. There has to be something about matter, something at maybe an atomic or quantum level that produces consciousness. Which means that consciousness is fundamental to the universe. And since matter and energy cannot be created or destroyed, the same could be true about consciousness. I think atheists and religions all together speak the truth. The truth is some combination of everything they say. Religious people speak of God creating the universe, and being all powerful and all knowing. Atheists speak of everything just being random and meaningless. Religious people speak of an afterlife, whether it be heaven or nirvana, or reincarnation, etc. Atheists speak of non existence, a dreamless sleep. I think the truth is a combination of all of this. When we die, consciousness continues. We in terms of our personality and memories is gone, but the element that made possible our experience of this life continues. And like matter and energy, it takes on a different form. However, just like how we have no recollection of ever existing currently, that consciousness in that life couldn't have any recollection of this one. In other words, when Christians speak of the soul leaving the flesh, it technically does. The fundamental consciousness continues after this life ends. The fundamental consciousness, the energy that animates a living person is the soul. I think that God is the collection of all minds in the universe. Every person, every creature, every even alien, is a neuron in the mind of God. And like in our brain, when one cell dies it gets replaced by another one.
All I know is I was a skeptic to the super natural till I had a ghost experience when I was young, there was no one there yet there was someone there banging on things trying to communicate with me. I never ran in fear, my amazement of what I was witnessing was much stronger than the desire to run in fear. I stayed as long as I could to make sure I would always remember the experience and not doubt it’s implications. Eventually the ghost was doing things that did leave me to scared to stay, so I ran away with a adrenaline surge that felt more powerful than anything I had ever felt before and felt amazed in the wonder that death is not the end and we all live on
I've had a NDE and all of what was expressed in this video syncs with my personal experience. Also an overwhelming feeling of love and acceptance from other branches of consciousness (all consciousness seemingly). And pure understanding of all things. I've since found peace in the meaningless meaning to life. It's actually quite beautiful and simple. Maybe not satisfying to our desires of an epic reveal, like some arc in our human story. But the truth is, we're just meant to observe and continue to create this universe in any which way we please. Importance be damned. All is itself, so be kind to yourself too ❤
An NDE is not death. Doesn’t matter if you were dead for several minutes, you’re not fully dead until you’re fully dead. You don’t experience anything when dead. When you wake up, your brain fills in gaps. If you were clinically dead, you experienced nothing. Your brain makes up a scenario to make sense of what happened when your brain was shutting down.
@Jaysaster this isn't your theory, I remember back in school (37 years ago) this being spoken about by one of our math teachers.. since that day I've always been interested in things on the quantum level!
During all my life, even when I was religious, I had a feeling that life as we know is extremely complex. This theory is the most that makes sense, after death we cannot feel anything, neither space nor time, so it is most possible that once you die, you immediately are born in a new being, the memories of past lives are gone and the closest bridges between different lives would be deja vus and maybe dreams.
As a small child and up until after starting school, I used to have a recurring dream about being a young boy who became sick and died, I would wake up so sad and never knew how to explain it to anyone but it happened so many times that I still recall it, what's funny is that I realized as I got older my dream was of a Mexican child, I am a white woman, I am very drawn to Mexican culture,food, language and was born in to a Catholic family, I have no idea if there's a connection but the memories of that dream still stick with me.
I am somewhat convinced of this too, not necessarily because of Buddhism or Hinduism, but more thst it's in line with how nature works, how the universe seems to work, and how sleep happily phases us in and out of existing as if it's no big deal.
@@EricSPizarro I don't know if I read thst anywhere but I do remember thinking that too. Much like the one electron hypothesis. Also, why would an infinite consciousness split itself into several individual ones, especially since biology essentially shows that personality and memories are unique per brain. All that temporary stuff is irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. One consciousness makes more sense perhaps... But that raises more questions really.
I have always had the idea that maybe when I crashed on a motorcycle a few years ago, the other me died and my family was mourning. But my consciousness just transferred to another universe where I didn't die from the accident.
I got in a car accident 3 years i was getting messages from people from Africa saying my ancestors revealed that I died in a accident , never posted about the accident and I never understood until now , I feel the same way
If there is no life after death, then the people who believed in it, will never know they were wrong. And all the people who did not believe it, will never know they were right.
We are all souls connected to the Supreme being and acquiring a body as per our past karma to live here on Earth. Teachings of Lord KrsnA .. The BHAGAVAD-GITA
actually first you should come to agree or accept this by logic. Then prove it your self or live it to prove. imagine , we will become engineer by going to a college. you have not become a different human being after graduation but you start working or behaving like engineer. So also Advaita philosophy does not bring new thing. Bio central universe is a theory.
“Try to imagine what it will be like to go to sleep and never wake up... now try to imagine what it was like to wake up having never gone to sleep.” -Alan Watts
@@Razgar_Voxel And that’s why I have become LOVE 💕 the destroyer of fear, death ☠️ & creator of Worlds in the blink of an eye 👁️ as have you my friend.
If there's such thing as ghosts, this theory would confirm they are a phenomenon of quantum science rather than something supernatural. Bit like when ancient people would have thought thunder and lightning were supernatural acts until science confirmed otherwise.
The trouble with the 'God of the Gaps' argument that science today is aware that there are far more gaps than there were a hundred years ago, when leading physicists believed that we were only a few equations from knowing everything. Today, there's no scientific consensus as what caused the Big Bang, what preceded the Big Bang, the nature of Consciousness, what is Dark Matter and Dark Energy - the list goes on. Ever since the Enlightenment, mankind has been replacing belief in God with belief in material reality - except now science is doubting what that reality even is. Are we living in a simulation? Is this one universe of an infinite number of universes? Are there many dimensions of which we are unaware? Science doesn't know. Right now, I'm entirely happy to accept that Consciousness does indeed underpin the Cosmos.
@@JayceeGenocide well the idea of a ghost was made by the one with an imagination. He can make it real..but is it agreeable enough to actually implement. No.. there's a flux that exists inside a living thing. And it's said that the universe has a consciousness in this same flux density... The synapses.
ghosts are humans withoyt a physical body...only with a body of subtle matter...which is your real body...one that doesnt die....they were unable to recieve a gross body due to premature death...they live without a body for the amount of time they were supposed to have lived in thier body...this is said to be a very unpleseant experience....so dont kill youself...or be murdered
This theory doesn’t even need to be true. There are more like it that have a more compelling description. And those theories might actually support more of a reason as to why “ghosts” might exist
Isnt weird how in the end we all just die and everything we ever owned, everything we ever knew, everything we ever said, experienced, felt, smelled, heard, everything just stays here. It doesn't go with you. That first love you never told anyone about, that first feeling you never told anyone about, those little secrets you have never told a soul, they all just cease to exist with you. Life is so tragically beautiful it hurts.
@@BrendanOwino the punishment of a taste in life and memory, only to lose it all. Everything you enjoy, will cease to exist. Not even a trace of memory will exist.
I already knew this as I had my heart stop before. What happened was unlike anything I've ever heard. The moment my heart stopped I could feel the electricity in my limbs moving towards my chest. When the electricity was leaving my head I would see a memory but then it would disappear. I was just about to leave my body in that electricity and just as nearly all my electricity in my body was at my heart that wasn't pumping. Then felt a jab in my chest and a painful zapp back into existence.
@@juliemanarin4127 it actually was a euphoric kinda feeling. I know surviving it and deducing what happened told me my soul is very real and one day when I do pass my conciousness will leave my body in that electricity to go back where it came from. The experience really is what had me look into scripture and at 33 reborn and even tho I still deal wit pain from it all I wouldn't change it as it helped me find God.
Interesting. I’ve always had this thought that “de ja vu” is like a consciousness reboot. Something happened at that moment, death perhaps, and then consciousness kinda kicks back on, remembering that last moment along with feeling like I’ve lived it before. De ja vu always has a creepy feeling associated with it for me.
Perhaps De Ja Vu is closely related to Synchronicity. Life is the result of fluctuations in the early universe after all. I am of the opinion that the underlying purpose is love.
De Ja vu creeps me out. And the older I get, the longer my dejavus last!! There are times I can tell you exactly what's going to happen and it lasts for 1-2 minutes straight? What does this mean?
I was in a head on collision with a friend years ago that blew my mind, our headlights met at high speed, braced for impact and we went right through them. We drove a little ways further and then spoke. We both were wondering why were alive, there was no way we could’ve avoided the collision. But there we were, alive. That stuck with me forever.
@@SafariAtari yes we did, he got all religious about it and I told him it was impossible but I’m glad we made it home. Was a head on collision though, I lived through it
Kinda of the same thing happened to me with a car in front of me but I do not remember how I got home.... the next thing I remember was I was parked in front of my house...
When we sleep we dream, when we dream things seem so real, we feel, we interact, we adapt, we live what we dream. When we are awake and close our eyes, and start to remember things, we never reach the reality levels of dreaming. What I want to say here, when we sleep we don’t remember things, we leave our bodies and experience things somewhere else. Dreaming is not retrieval of memories.
Yes, it seems like when we dream, we’re actuality experiencing a different reality with no recollection of our lives, but I’ve had multiple dreams that prove otherwise. Once I supposedly received an email from my employer, so I open the email, but then realized that I’ve been phished. Anyway, that night, I had a dream where someone stole my wallet and ran away. I ran after the perpetrator, and when I caught up with him, he stated that he was just joking and I needed to pay more attention to my surroundings. I was very upset, and told him that it was not funny because I recently got phished by a scammer. So how did I remember this when I’m not suppose to remember anything while dreaming?
We used to laugh at Hinduism and Buddhism and their beliefs 😅 and now half of the population believe in their beliefs 😂 strange 😅 I was a ex Muslim and we thought that those beliefs are nonsense and imagination of the Hindus 😅
I’ve been reading and discussing this for the last 25 yrs give it take, & everyone thought I was crazy, now for whatever reason this theory is gaining traction. It’s about time for science to open its own mind.
I don’t agree with this statement. I am also not sure if Bohr said this or Richard Feynman. Either way. The purpose of QM is Love. It is not good to be alone. ♥️
@@Ekam-Sat The purpose of QM is to explain the universe. It was born out of love for the universe, out of love for creativity and mathematics, a love for putting things together. It's results are incredible, and they explain the world. But remember, it was born from love, but that's not it's purpose.
The very end of the video was the best. It had a perfect message; looking out for each other, enjoying the good times, and savoring the things that make us happy. Great video! I really enjoyed it.
I have been soo clinically depressed and feel about to physically die because of suffering, but sometimes I feel like I really died but that I just wake up on another reality where I m still alive. I think we all have died in other realities many times.
Modern research on Near Death Experience by Raymond moody, reincarnation memories by Ian Stevenson/Jim trucker and past lives regression by Brian Weiss all independently but coincidentally show that our consciousness survive death, we live many lives and our thoughts and actions matter in the hereafter. So be kind and helpful to others, be virtuous, meditate and cultivate ourselves to higher spiritual levels. Cheers.
Some people say that the multiverse is why we have deja vu sometimes, because something changed and we're aware of it on a subconscious level. I don't know if I believe it, but I always liked that explanation.
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. And we ourselves arise from that very same energy. So neither do we come from nothing and neither do we go to nothing. And even though the relationship between energy and consciousness is poorly understood, it appears consciousness arises very naturally when conditions are right. Here on Earth we have such conditions and the self-organizing energy of atoms and molecules progresses over time into increasingly complex biological forms that lead to self-awareness and consciousness. And the effect is not limited to human animals. Neither does science convincingly observe consciousness operating independent of matter. Otherwise, paranormal effects would be more readily observed by experiment and they are not. And yet consciousness itself is able to operate rather directly on matter in the world - albeit through the intermediary of nerve impulses and muscular motion. So, even though we do not yet have an equation to connect consciousness to the other fundamental forces of nature, it is not unreasonable to hypothesize that consciousness is somehow an innate property - or at least potential property - of all matter and energy. Even a human brain in deep sleep lacks the type of alert self-awareness we think of as consciousness. Thus, a brain in deep sleep represents physical matter in which consciousness lies waiting in potential.
My thoughts this afternoon.... When I look out into space, and I mentally see all of those stars, all of those nebulae... What I see is the transfer of matter and energy taking place everywhere I look.... The same process is happening right down here on Earth, whether it be the trees, a bug, or you and me... This energy, this consciousness, is in everything... and everything seems to be consistently recycling.... In other words, tree consciousness, bug consciousness, dog, cat, and/or fish consciousness, human consciousness.... then to tie it all together, because we are all connected, Universe consciousness. It seems kind of bizarre, but I believe that this is fact, and this is the truth of our existence. This energy... whatever conscious form it takes all depends on this creation and the process between the transfer of matter and energy... It's like examining your own work and then realizing all of a sudden the answers hit you squarely in the face and you immediately recognize it for what it really is and you finally get it... Energy is consciousness.... and it’s everywhere.... Have a good day and clear skies everyone.... and wherever you are standing on this planet go safely my friends.
That energy isn't the same thing. But it is a nice theory and has a poetic vibe to it. Harmonics. You can say it's conscious in its own way. It has rules and living requirements to exist as a being so to speak...if you choose to accept this as a person.
@@GreyHaze333 I believe this energy, on a dimensional level, is conscious. I believe this energy is using the matter of this three dimensional space with a 4th dimension of time, along with the arrangement of this matter, in this biological machine, that it inhabits, in order to perceive and witness this dimensional space in which we all live... Now, if you want to go up higher in dimensions, it may not be necessary for this energy to contain itself within a biological machine made of matter to be able to witness that dimensional space. It's hard to understand this concept because we are here stuck in this three dimensional space with a 4th dimension of time... I believe this energy that I see everywhere is conscious but because we are stuck in this 3 dimensional space with the 4th dimension as time we have a hard time understanding this concept...
@@Thomasp671 I understand. But you spoke in a direction of perception that said...I didn't think this way already. I know about all that stuff. I moved it over... For a bit.
I looked within myself. And see thing the way they were shown. As a 3rd person watching a screen. Time slows to a point I don't even control my arms anymore but I do understand where they are going. And why
We transform just like all energy. Solid can become liquid and liquid can become gas and the process can go back the other way. The human being's process is different, but it still remains that energy can't be destroyed only transformed.
I've believed this most of my life. The only thing you've ever known is being alive. You've never known anything other than that. Nothing before you were born. Only what and where you are, leading up to the present moment. What's to say that you always experience life?
over and over yes but conmstanly swifting between the different outcomes in the multiverse so ur not living the exact same lif eur living all of the possibilities ur life ever could had become trough out all of the multiverses directions and opportunities
I had an out of body experience in which I was in three places or phases of the experience at the same time. While I was asleep my body vibration began to rise. I knew what was happening because I was training myself to have an out of body experience. When I reached the vibratory frequency of separation, l rolled out in slow motion to the floor on knees. I immediately looked at my left arm an noted that it was made up of light particles. It was like looking into space on a clear star filled night. I began to move my arm up and down in a fluid like motion. I was amuse like a child with a new toy. Then I thought to myself... UP, and I began to float upward towards the ceiling, looking back down and saw my spirit self! So I was lying in bed physically, on my knees spiritually and up at ceiling mentally or consciously.
Astral projection is what u experienced, I had a very very similar experience as a small child but once I jumped back into my body and woke up I've never been able to have that same experience since
Before going to sleep, think to yourself, I travel out of body a number of times. At some point you will feel your vibratory frequencies rise! Then you will sperate. Your focus should be on the experience to gain knowledge and insight of your true self. A child of the living GOD!!! A Divine Offspring of of GOD!!! THEREFORE, KNOW THAT YOU TO ARE A GOD IN TRAINING! SHALOM 🙏 PEACE
We are here having a brief life. Then we return to the universe ( our home,) then we proceed to endless amount of lives all over the cosmos you could call it planet hopping our spirit is eternal and never dies
Possibly. It does say fear God who hath power to destroy body and soul in hell which is death, ceasing to exist. It also says the first death we come out of for the judgement, if we are sent b to the second death there is no returning. Poof, ur gone ad a consciousness. I'll believe the God of the Bible before I believe any theory man cones up with as we have not a clue!
@@petehuckleberry5068Execpt that the god of the bible is a flawed and a morally bankrupt system to control people with fear and dogma. God is consciousness, the divine spark and we are all fractal fragments of that divine spark. There's no deity up in the sky made by man's imagination. God is inside us through vibration.
Yup. You are 100% correct. Once we gain enough knowledge or data we move on to the next dimension. We could have lived 200, 300 past lives or more, in this 3D world on many other planets, in the future and in the past. The soul, we, always have been here.
@@petehuckleberry5068hahahahaha. Who do you think came up with the bible, Man. Hell was never in the bible, it was put in there a couple of hundred years ago. You really ought to do a little bit more research.
You do not die. You just forget as you transition from one life form to the other. Some people do not forget, but dismiss their memories as part of dreams. I remember two moons in the sky and being killed by cannibals. I also remember a beautiful wife, that was not human. We communicated through the senses that enveloped the entire body. We were humanoid, but not human. We had no hair, had overlapping flaps where our abdomen was located, had very large eyes and did not speak, lived in a cave with furnishings that were part of the carve-out and we loved each other like you could never imagine love. We were one. I miss her.
This just happened to me....I had 4 grand-mal seizures and even though they were happening, I was completely unconscious for over 24hrs and when I finally came to I had loved ones over me telling me they "almost" lost me and despite the plethora of tests all kinds of doctors ran, they were unable to pinpoint the cause other than in general terms. Ever since I "came too", I've felt extremely strange. Almost as if I'm adapting to an entirely new reality. These aren't ramblings. These are facts.
So we wake up in a different universe but how about the conscience that was in the body we just woke up in does that travel somewhere else. This theory you have is a bit flawed
Last year I was fainted and I didn't saw myself on the mirror and I woke up in kind of new reality and I am adapting in new reality where there are always wars
@seadayy apparently so my doctor told my parents I was lucky I didn’t died when my own sibling dropped me on my head and I would more likely say it’s was on purpose
I got shot 4 times on September 21st 2013 I got hit in my artery and through my knee cap with a 45 handgun at 12:30 afternoon , I lost all senses pretty quickly as the blood flowed out me and soon I was in a dark grey shadow place and only thing I had was my consciousness no body nothing and I felt like I had been there forever and very fast all that cared for sped through my thoughts my family friends life etc , nothing happened but it felt i I was slowly floating in my conscious more and more into the darkness I screamed and begged to be alive and then all of sudden I was awakened and realized I was in the car bleeding all over I ended up passin out again and woke up in the hospital after surgery with my mom and stepdad right there telling crying telling I almost didn’t make it. But truthfully I couldn’t shake the feeling that I had died. I first night in the hospital I woke up at 3 am from horrible dream that felt so real that I was in rich shopping at the mall and all of sudden a man shot my FREIND and then ran up and shot me 9 times every bullet I could feel till I woke up screaming in the hospital and my gf at the time telling it’s ok it’s ok and the nurses running in trying to calm me down. It felt so real just like the previous day when I had actually been shot. I could never shake the feeling that I was living another life now close to the first on but not exactly. Now through my countless studies and experiences since then I truly believe this theory and believe it’s happened to me I believe u never die.
We don’t I’ve had numerous dates with death and each time it’s a almost lost you scenerio with slightly mandellafied surroundings indicating it wasn’t quite the same
The problem with life continuing by selecting non-fatal paths through the Multiverse is that no human body can continue forever just by avoiding dead ends. Eventually its cells will decay regardless of what choices are made. But it might be a different story if consciousness were to be uploaded to a medium which doesn't decay or which auto-repairs itself.
the matter of the universe, from stars and galaxies to atoms and subatomic particles, and even spacetime itself, is progressively torn apart by the expansion of the universe at a certain time in the future - that’s called the big rip so even if we did find a way to upload it to a medium or somehow live forever every structure including the medium will collapse on itself
It would be like a real life version of the movie Death Becomes Her, the older you get the weirder stuff would get, until only the really unlikely realities where left. Probably make a funny Rick and Morty episode.
Had some dmt this one time. I was catapulted to what looked like a tree, and it had a complex system of branches, and on the tip of each branch was a bubble, and inside those bubbles was a universe. I then zoomed out, and got shown what could only be described as my tree. It showed me that every choice that I make, or don't make creates a new branch. Is it all connected? Probably, I don't know, it was cool AF though, and definitely thought provoking.
Sounds like an amazing experience. Definitely wouldn’t be the same been looking to try some but my mental health hasn’t been good recently so too unprepared to take any more drugs. What an incredible experience . Thank you for sharing this
6:08 yes, but no, that's not how the double slit experiment works. Being observed, doesn't mean being observed by something consious, alive, or whatever. It's more like, interacting. If you don't interact with a photon, it behaves like a wave. Once something interacts with it, it will behave like a particle.
We humans are designed to specifically enjoy time and not think of death, we have that drive to keep going, even in worse times, so this theory is very plausible. Cause if we weren't "inmortal" we wouldn't have that drive that make us forget about death.
It’s more than a thought theory I have died many many times in this life and never went anywhere but to a slightly very slightly different timeline each time
As a mathematician and being good in science, I realised that everything in nature recycle (second law in thermodynamic) except souls. That looks incorrect to me so my conclusion was that our soul never disappears.
You forgot to mention the import of very ancient Hindu scriptures that talked about life after death and the soul or one’s inner self that never dies and that we are all part of the Universe and how Quantum physics may help in understanding those scriptures.
It’s something I have believed for decades, if you die in this universe you just jump into another reality where you survived. I can think of 2 instances in my life where I think I died but then took the “Quantum Leap”. First episode, a person I work with, in a panicked voice said what’s the matter, what’s happening? I carried on the conversation oblivious to what he had said and he was then relieved and also just carried on talking. It was strange I never even asked what he meant when he was panicked by my appearance. Another time, 3 of us are talking, I inhaled a toothpick that was dangling from my mouth. I looked at the other 2 and said I just inhaled that tooth pick. One of the other 2 said I thought you did I saw that. I didn’t even cough and we just carried on talking like nothing happened.
Someone asked, "If there is life after death, then why do we die?" I don't have the answer, but I do sincerely believe that the atoms that make up my body will continue to exist. Just in a different form.
@@davidhess6593I was quoting and not my remark. But the logical reply might be why should we die to be become a better person. Why not just skip death?
Of course, the atoms will continue to exist. The atoms on earth weren't "made" on earth. They came from the stars. As Joni Mitchell said, "We are stardust"
@@markb3786 No, the atoms won't survive either. They'll convert to energy according to Einstein's famous equation. The only thing which is eternal is the infinitely recycling Multiverse.
Like I've mentioned before. I lost my brother who was cerebral palsey. I loved him like my son. I never pursued marriage cuz i knew at early age i would inherit the responsibility of looking after him. I hope i don't offend anyone. But i believe when we die. That's the end. No heaven, no reunions of any sorts. I believe we are told otherwise to allow us to accept death.
It's the soul that will never die. Quantum theory will ultimately refer to the soul, not the physical body which can easily perish. So, you will die physically, but where your soul goes is an entirely different discussion. If you are interested, find out. It is the truth that you will arrive at.
I have had many thoughts of the "life after death" question... I personally feel that we as humans, upon our death's don't cease to exist. We pass into a greater level of consciousness, and are familiar with all that is around us.
this is reality.... the one who realises consciousness as his own being, becomes enlightened.... this knowledge is not new...science is coming to this conclusion now!
This can also be rationally argued from logic and probability. 1. You exist, therefore the probability of you gaining consciousness is greater than 0 2. When you die, there is a greater probability you might exist again than not The only problem is you won’t remember it, you’ll just be someone else. Also because of the way memory works, you can argue that because you’re experiencing life right now. There is a chance you died but are consciously remembering your life. If that is a possibility than you are simultaneously not not existing. Existence can be argued as a permanent state. Existence is a necessary state, we are just experiencing it through a body.
I had some questions if you wouldn’t mind. Not trying to disprove you, just curious about what you have to say since I’m putting up with this shit in the back of my head atm. For your first point, is that implying that, since you currently exist now, the chances of you existing again are beyond zero? And what is the probability in your second point based on? Is it empirical data, or is it more to the effect of you managed to come out of no existence once, why can’t you come out of it again? Kind of like why is it that you come from a state of nonexistence just out of nowhere, but when you return to nothingness, it’s more of a nothingness than the previous one that you can’t come out of this time.
@@youknowwhoelsecantthinkofagoodecause at one point in time you didn’t exist. Prior to being born, even though something existed, you didn’t. For how many years, nobody knows. The one that is true is that you exist now. Even if we never truly figure out an answer, we can all agree on one thing. We exist now. This begs the question, once existence occurs or begins does it actually end? This leaves us with a few questions about what came before 1) non-existence somehow sparked existence (your localized conscious experience of reality) 2) you existed prior in some other life or form and don’t remember (The above is not a false dichotomy, it’s either a 0 or 1 type format - you existed or you didn’t) If you think about those 2 questions, the biggest question is once again ‘does non existence create existence?’ If by any logical means you give properties to ‘nothing’ or ‘non-existence’ then by definition it exists. Therefore ‘nothing’ or a state of non-existence is not a state of being, and can also be argued rationally as MOST probably does not exist. This would make it more probable to believe that everything in some form has always existed. There must be a natural state, namely existence. You can think prior to any universe or any dimensions of space time being a ‘thing’ there had to be a state of being for things to exist. Think about how many billions of people were born before you, yet you were not any of them (you could’ve been and just don’t remember, but it’s more probable to argue you weren’t them since your only reference point is being you) that means things existed before you existed. Therefore why did you exist? Consciousness is not a biological phenomenon, we throw the word consciousness around loosely by saying it’s attached to the brain because if you get knocked out you’re ‘unconscious’ but we all know that is not what consciousness is. Even if you were not looking through your own eyes, experiencing life through you, a body can still be knocked out. The body being knocked out doesn’t dictate if there was a conscious and autonomous agent operating inside that body. This is the ‘hard problems of consciousness’ what exactly is it? My belief is that it is something that will transcend the body, however it might be in a different state. If you ever want to know what that is like, smoke DMT and you will experience ‘ego death’. I believe (no evidence just faith and personal experience) that God is existence itself. God is a necessary state that must exist because there cannot be a ‘nothing’ by definition. This is where all our laws of mathematics and logic derive from. I also believe that it’s not just a thing but the original source of consciousness and all things. That the universe and life is nothing more than an expression. If God is the single point of all things, life is the expansion outward from that original point.
When I was 8 years old in the second grade, we had a speech to give to class for Language Arts, my speech was my theory on the evolution of the universe. Not one person including the teacher wasn’t stunned and just stared at me oddly. I still feel that same theory of the beginning of time. I too, had a NDE when I was 25, which was very enlightening. Everything went black, there was no light or tunnel, literally just a moment frozen in time. My body shut everything off for almost 2 hours after a woman hit me going 90mph in my driver door. This experience goes back to my own religious beliefs of the afterlife, when humans die their soul simply goes to rest while the physical aspect of that person disintegrates. Some souls however do not go to rest and still wander endlessly on Earth (perhaps dying before their time tragically), trying to complete their life purpose that we are all destined to do. I think subconsciously as humans and power of our brains we can come back in a certain amount of time once death is upon us, (walking miracles).
@@hasranefendi9833 “When a person dies, the soul leaves the body, and so the physical appearance of the body may not reflect the situation of the soul. The peacefulness or unease of the soul will be a direct result of how well a person fulfilled their purpose in this life, and has little to do with the cause of death.” this is exactly my beliefs
I have to say I'm a little confused about the thinking behind the fine tuning argument. (03:30) Although if you start from a position that there's only one universe, it is a more logical argument. The way I look at it, or think it possible, is that life grew in either the only, or one of the only universes that could sustain life, and so WE grew into IT'S parameters not the other way around. That is why it appears that the universe is "perfect" for us.
I knew it. I died in college when I went home too drunk, one time. The last thing I remembered was that I am still at the bar. The next time I opened my eyes, I was already in my room, lying down, body is in pain. My dad then offered me some porridge and began asking if I have any problems in school. He then told me what happened, some eyewitness saw me being dropped from a vehicle with foaming mouth and so I was rushed to the nearest hospital in our suburb by a few good neighbors. The next time I went to school, my classmates whom I drank with told me how I got to ride home after we had enough glasses. But I really can't remember any of those. I just had the strongest gut feel that I had died and moved onto the nearest parallel timeline where I had survived. Such a weird feeling.
What if at the moment you die, you open your eyes exhailing a bunch of smoke, surrounded by your friends and family looking at you, and one of them says, that was great trip! wasn't it?
“Try and imagine falling asleep & never waking up. Then imagine waking up having never fallen asleep.” - Alan Watts. We are Monads, eternal souls driving meat coated skeletons around a rock in space for a fraction of a second in space/time. Fear nothing! Especially not Death.
I don't need quantum theory to know that we never die. The body dies but we who live in it don't die. I believe that we continue living as spiritual beings, like angels. That's why i don't worry about death because it doesn't exist and that's why i love the beautiful song i just came across, called jealous of the angels performed by the beautiful singer Fabiola Carmelita. I can listen to this song the whole day 😀👍🏽
I have witnessed the afterlife/ heaven/ Valhalla/ Shanghai-La . My soul ascended to be welcomed by a Light Being I call “Crystal”. He showed me the entrance to other worlds and dimensions. He also explained the reincarnation process for those that haven’t opened the light within. Much more.
I am very glad that the modern science especially the quantum theory is syncing with the hindu mythology of "life after death" concept. Even the most religious person cannot comprehend some of the religious concepts with certainty. Its so much interesting to watch science exceeding its boundaries and dwelling into the philosophical arena whether willingly or unwillingly.
Are you sure about that? Science has brought us many useful (and some distracting) things to aid us throughout our lives, however it has never brought us even remotely close to answering any of life's big questions, such as... where did we come from? Where are we going? Why is the world full of so much suffering? However, while the Bible doesn't contain instructions on how to build a rocket ship, it certainly does answer all of those questions I just mentioned. Why should we believe the Bible? Well, it just so happens that the Bible is the only book that contains thousands of prophecies already fulfilled and not one ever failed to come true.
It's interesting that you say Hindu mythology because that's exactly what it is. There is only one true God and everything was created by God. Jesus Christ was God and son of man. The gospels were written by eyewitnesses of its time there is zero doubt that all the prophecies in the Old testament came to be reality. The chances of that are so astronomical you can't even phantom it. There is only one true way into heaven and Jesus describes it in the New testament and that way is through the father. You want eternal life and not death? Follow Jesus Christ and repent your sins and turn from the worldly things and seek God. The scripture says it all. God bless. I hope you seek Jesus Christ for he awaits for all of us.
Even if multiverse was true, we wouldn’t experience it. We’d exist in some quantum fashion somewhere else but won’t feel the sensation of living forever even though technically we would in that scenario.
LOL I had this same epiphany when I had several experiences where I should've died but I didn't (?). You quantum jump to another universe where you are still alive when you die before you get old. Dying old is like the end of the videogame. But if you die before that it's like a respawn.
@@davidhess6593 I cannot entertain *YOUR* people's religion without first knowing how to speak street-jive! - Da hell's wrong witchu people up there? Imma gonna slappa da snot outta yo face wit da wet spahetti. Mama Mia!!!
@@davidhess6593 think about it after a certain amount of time it's going to get boring. And then you have an eternity of boredom. Even heaven would turn into this eventually
Our soul is an part of the supreme energy of universe on which this universe is working and we all are the parr of this Universe. The Supreme Energy is exactly relatable with Supreme God Krishna as mentioned in "Bhagwad Puran" and "Bhagwad Geeta" in Ancient Hinduism (Sanatan Dharm). A concept of Multiverse is Mentioned in "Krishna Leelamruta" "All are the different forms of me" - About 5200 Years ago by Lord Krishna ( Supreme God Also known as Adivishnu ).
I think, as far as the multiverse theory goes, if a person dies before their time, their consciousness continues through another You in a different verse where the same thing happens but that body survives. There's been 2 separate occasions that I feel I should not have survived but here I am. The only 2 things I can come up with is God wanted me to live or I switched into another verse
Consciousness is the ability to recall memories, not to have them. Like an animal also have memories but cant recall them. That ability gave us the power to learn and remember, put 150k+ years and voilla you got current humans. This video sadly tells us nothing but the fact that we don't know a thing so far.
All these concepts have been clarified by Lord Krishna , 5000 years ago in Bhagwad Geeta . What the scientists are discovering today , was already known by ancient Indian Yogis & Saints , thousands of years ago. Consciousness is Soul. ( Aatmaa ) and it never dies .
From Islam concept, death just temporary try read this 2 article for know something about death.. 1. Death and Day of Judgment Learn Islam 2. Death and the Hereafter Islamic Pamphlets
for me, i believe when someone dies here on earth, they immediately reincarnate here on earth as someone else, or basically, each 1 have their own beliefs and see the world differently, but this is just what i believe, but obviously, only the almighty God knows the truth,
When you deeply consider if theories such as this could be so wrong, it might actually be worth considering that if actually we only get one shot at life, why not simply live it unconditionally as our authentic selves, rather than laying on our death bed suffering from regrets for not have done so, wondering where it might have taken you to, what relationships the deeply honest you might get have found yourself in, though now as you lay there pondering, you will never know, and now will never ever know. Moral here is live you life like tomorrow was your last day alive, and live with no regrets, if your a guy that feels he’s a woman, then go for it. If the reverse go for it and spread the word. All humans are multifaceted and so am I and so are you. If we have many shots at life call it a freebie bonus.
what if someone has its body dismembered before death? and after our bones disappear? we literally disappear when we die. so this is hard to believe. I wonder if we are a shared continuation of our both parents. like, since we 'contain' in DNA pieces of both of them in us, they eternalised in us in a way.
u wont even realise u die , lets say u get hit by a car passing a road , from ur point of wiev u just crossed the road and nothing happened while for everyone else here in this reality u died but u never realised it
My only challenge or question when it comes to this theory is why don’t we have people, in our individual realms, that are hundreds of years old and beyond? Wouldn’t that also have to be true? Because the one thing that would happen if we did have multiple universes or realms we always go to is the fact that we age. Does the man who’s already 98 and dies in one universe wake up in another and, as a result, keeps getting older? If so, how old does he get? Why don’t we meet these individuals? It seems to me that everything cuts off at some point. I don’t know anyone that’s 150 years old.
Life may well be a dream! And we simply shift from one reality to the other! It’s a theory, sure. But what if it’s not. Until we move into the next dimension, I guess we’ll never know. And even then probably not because as we transfer from one dimension to the next we forget the last experience! This is life!
so essentially, we are god (collectively)... we just autonomously operate as a single string of an ever connected all knowing all powerful hive-mind individually.
Well put. I know that we don’t "Die" . I feel/sense the presence of individuals that have "Crossed Over". Ironically ,it is especially strong from those that are unrelated to me.( Co workers, Strangers, People that I just met).We are all connected, and time only exists in this ( the physical ) realm.
I believe that this (quantum consciousness) is where science meets spirituality and it proves how stupid it is to fight wars over religion (jmho). Penrose and Hameroff have some really interesting Ideas on this subject. I believe that when more people really see what an absolute privilege it is to be part of our magical universe our planet would be a MUCH better place. It`s so humbling when I start studying papers on these subjects and it`s why I am so greatful when I see uploads like this. I thank you for the great upload...and I wish you...and all the other beautiful spirits....a healthy, happy, peaceful, and magical life 🌎☮
Once i was dead for 17 minutes and 56 seconds approximately and I immediately woke up in another room after traveling through a long dark tunnel.and i already had a family there and all the relatives that i have known or not known who had passed away and the crazy thing those family members felt like i knew them for centuries
So, according to this theory, we have already been around since the Big Bang so when we were BORN into this reality, we have (in a sense) already been around since the beginning of time. I'd like to know what I've been up to all that time....lol
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Hopefully one day I'll see my younger brother again.
We rot/get eaten or we we have our grave re-used.
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It doesn't PrOvE anything of the sort. It suggests this *might* be possible. It also doesn't say what this is like in any way. Are you just reborn in this world, aka Poincaré recurrence? Is it literally impossible to die, aka quantum immortality? Nobody knows.
Quantum retrocausality
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When someone dies, say from poisoning, she wakes up in a Universe with relatives telling her We Almost Lost You.
or maybe in a universe where they never drank poison
I wondered that too. I feel 3 stories onto concrete when I was 17 and I wonder if I actually died but I went on to a different universe where I’m still here.
Same way I perceived it.
Age reversed??
And our whole life as we know it is just a hallucination our real self has during those few seconds we are unconscious. life is but a dream
I really struggle with the notion of the loss of the individual and consciousness. It causes me so much pain. The loss of loved ones, people I admire, even historical figures. Everything that made them who they are and their memories and consciousness no more. Never to see or touch those they loved again, friendships forged erased, passions gone never to be fulfilled, and all future opportunities nulled. Just makes me ache inside. I know it doesnt render meaninglessess right now necessarily. We can love, dream, battle and achieve and it matters to our current experience and sometimes to its impact of future. But still to think the person then disappears forever for me is almost unbearable sometimes.
Go under general anesthesia. that is what death will feel like. its no biggie.
@elizaj4431 Near Death Experiences STRONGLY indicate that our consciousness survives the death of the biological body. Research NDE's.
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@elizaj4431 Verified NDE's prove that consciousness survives the death of our biology.
The truly sad part about it is that even if we really don't "die", when we are no longer here, our loved ones are left to deal with the pain of losing us, that's what hurts to think about, my heart breaks to know how much my son will hurt when i pass from this life, and there is no amount of comfort that can be given to him to delete or alleviate that hurt
As the years pass by we hopefully will have a better understanding of death . And what happens afterwards then it won,t be so painful to grieve knowing our love ones are in the most beautiful place you can imagine . The universe is a living thing and needs us to survive be assured we never die nor dose the universe just changes slightly
We only lose them in this dimension!
I blame God. Jezz thanks a lot Jesus. How about actually helping out next time
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@@martinduffy646❤love your reply Eye Overstand this due to Eye myself remembered Transitioning from Earth, Being Aware of it, Leaving the Body, and Coming Back from Space! It was an interesting &incredible experience for me. Eye became more Enlightened unexplained dimensions Eye traveled & then some. It’s.
I used to not fear death. In fact, I used to believe it was just lights out in an eternal dreamless sleep. But all of a sudden, around the age of twenty, these needless worries and anxieties hit me like a sack full of bricks about what happens after death. Suddenly, becoming nonexistent wasn’t something I could just ignore as it kept me up at night with worries about wtf that’s supposed to be like.
It worried me so much that it brought me to here in search of the most likely answer possible as to what happens next. And after extensive research from a variety of viewpoints, here are some things that I’ve found that weren’t listed in the video.
Please, if anyone in the comments has read this far, let me know if my beliefs have validity. Also, any reassurance about what death is really like would also be greatly appreciated!
1) If we (our consciousness) come from nothing before birth, and return to nothing when we die, then isn’t it reasonable to consider that we might come from nothing again? Why can we only come from nothing once, and when we return to nothingness, why is it all of a sudden a permanent change? Why is the nothingness that comes after death more of a nothingness than the one we were able to escape from when we were born? Is it possible for something to be more nonexistent than the other?
If we exist purely out of coincidence or because it was mathematically probable that we would become conscious at some point, given ample time, then wouldn’t that mean it could happen again? Time is relative after all in the years prior to your birth and following your death.
2) If you are reading this, that means you already exist and are conscious. And since you already have managed to exist and have gained consciousness, that means the likelihood of you gaining it at any point onward is greater than zero.
3) Our consciousness continuing to exist outside of the brain could explain the sensations those who have had near death or out of body experiences have felt. It’s curious that no matter the culture, faith, or previous skepticisms an individual may have, near death experiences have such universal traits in their reporting and date back as far as the early Renaissance. One would think that what someone saw during a NDE would vary wildly based on their religious beliefs and outlook on the natural world, but no. They’re actually surprisingly consistent with each other, even the ones experienced by skeptics.
4) I truly think that whatever part of our brain our consciousness resides in conflicts with our more primal part as the whole organ tries to figure out if it’s truly dead or not, hence the hallucinations and appropriately named ‘out of body experience.’ And once you’re resuscitated, everything like your consciousness and cognitive function try to click back together, but the pieces don’t always fit properly. Our consciousness is still using the body as a vessel, but the other parts of our mind that are more temporary are misaligned.
This would explain why some people who were declared clinically dead lost decades worth of memories and had to relearn everything. The consciousness was still there, but the unique components of the individual’s brain, like memories and personality, had to be reacquired over extended periods of time.
This would also explain why someone who has severe Alzheimer’s is not considered ‘dead’ in the traditional sense, despite everything that made them who they were is now gone or fleeting.
All great points. I think the answer to what happens when we die is closely tied to the answer to the holy grail of all questions, "why is there something rather than nothing?"
Why does anything exist. Matter, energy, space, time, anything. The universe seemingly emerged from what they call the big bang, but what existed before that? Nothing? How does a universe just spring into existence from nothing.
Our awakening in life and the big bang are parallels. Our minds are like a universe in and of themselves. And so what happens when we die can only be answered if we know why anything, time space, matter, energy, exists in the first place.
If oxygen is deprived from the brain, we lose consciousness. There is an especially intricate link between oxygen and consciousness. Why is that though? Oxygen is just an element. Water has it. It floats around in space. It's in the sun. It's a part of our atmosphere. Every breath we take, is a breath that keeps our consciousness intact because it contains oxygen. If oxygen brings about consciousness, then we all draw from the same pool of consciousness, that remains consistent across time here on earth.
And regardless, if the brain is what creates consciousness, the brain is still made of matter and energy. It is part of the physical universe. There has to be something about matter, something at maybe an atomic or quantum level that produces consciousness. Which means that consciousness is fundamental to the universe. And since matter and energy cannot be created or destroyed, the same could be true about consciousness.
I think atheists and religions all together speak the truth. The truth is some combination of everything they say. Religious people speak of God creating the universe, and being all powerful and all knowing. Atheists speak of everything just being random and meaningless.
Religious people speak of an afterlife, whether it be heaven or nirvana, or reincarnation, etc. Atheists speak of non existence, a dreamless sleep. I think the truth is a combination of all of this.
When we die, consciousness continues. We in terms of our personality and memories is gone, but the element that made possible our experience of this life continues. And like matter and energy, it takes on a different form. However, just like how we have no recollection of ever existing currently, that consciousness in that life couldn't have any recollection of this one. In other words, when Christians speak of the soul leaving the flesh, it technically does. The fundamental consciousness continues after this life ends. The fundamental consciousness, the energy that animates a living person is the soul.
I think that God is the collection of all minds in the universe. Every person, every creature, every even alien, is a neuron in the mind of God. And like in our brain, when one cell dies it gets replaced by another one.
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Mushrooms of a certain type (wink wink)
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@@wytemike23 Perhaps, but I’ve heard of people where such things made existentialism *much* w o r s e .
All I know is I was a skeptic to the super natural till I had a ghost experience when I was young, there was no one there yet there was someone there banging on things trying to communicate with me. I never ran in fear, my amazement of what I was witnessing was much stronger than the desire to run in fear. I stayed as long as I could to make sure I would always remember the experience and not doubt it’s implications. Eventually the ghost was doing things that did leave me to scared to stay, so I ran away with a adrenaline surge that felt more powerful than anything I had ever felt before and felt amazed in the wonder that death is not the end and we all live on
The only answer that helped me was religion the holy Quran if you believe there is a God it will answer most of the questions
I've had a NDE and all of what was expressed in this video syncs with my personal experience. Also an overwhelming feeling of love and acceptance from other branches of consciousness (all consciousness seemingly). And pure understanding of all things. I've since found peace in the meaningless meaning to life. It's actually quite beautiful and simple. Maybe not satisfying to our desires of an epic reveal, like some arc in our human story. But the truth is, we're just meant to observe and continue to create this universe in any which way we please. Importance be damned. All is itself, so be kind to yourself too ❤
If it is love tell him to make us not to work The most heated activities of humans beings is work , do something
What makes you believe that it wasn't your brain stopping you from freaking out as it expecting you were about to die?
An NDE is not death. Doesn’t matter if you were dead for several minutes, you’re not fully dead until you’re fully dead. You don’t experience anything when dead. When you wake up, your brain fills in gaps. If you were clinically dead, you experienced nothing. Your brain makes up a scenario to make sense of what happened when your brain was shutting down.
@@Xanaduum I would try to "prove" to you it's not but I am certain you won't give a crap about what I said.
Thank you for your words ❤
Ahhhh... An existential crisis before bed. Just what I needed!
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Me every night lmao
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No worries! You are not special and nothing really matters.
You explained my theory, we die to others, but you don't, and travel to the other universe which you didn't die. Quantum Multiversal Immortality.
That is until you die either old age, or death happens in every multiverses. Unavoidable deaths multiverse wide.
Universe hopping essentially, near death experiences could have meant you died and were transferred to another universe to continuation of life.
It would explain the Mandela Effect.
I'm glad to see my theory is getting out there, I had and held on to this theory for about a decade.
@Jaysaster this isn't your theory, I remember back in school (37 years ago) this being spoken about by one of our math teachers.. since that day I've always been interested in things on the quantum level!
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heard about it before, thanks for sharing!
read it a few days ago, its great
I finished that book 2 weeks ago and I can say that is amazing book. Would also recommend it.
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During all my life, even when I was religious, I had a feeling that life as we know is extremely complex. This theory is the most that makes sense, after death we cannot feel anything, neither space nor time, so it is most possible that once you die, you immediately are born in a new being, the memories of past lives are gone and the closest bridges between different lives would be deja vus and maybe dreams.
As a small child and up until after starting school, I used to have a recurring dream about being a young boy who became sick and died, I would wake up so sad and never knew how to explain it to anyone but it happened so many times that I still recall it, what's funny is that I realized as I got older my dream was of a Mexican child, I am a white woman, I am very drawn to Mexican culture,food, language and was born in to a Catholic family, I have no idea if there's a connection but the memories of that dream still stick with me.
i have the some feeling, just read some books by swami Prabhupada and you will learn more about this subject, books like dharama and spiritual yoga
I am somewhat convinced of this too, not necessarily because of Buddhism or Hinduism, but more thst it's in line with how nature works, how the universe seems to work, and how sleep happily phases us in and out of existing as if it's no big deal.
Has anyone thought the possibility that all living things are actually the same "soul" reincarnating forever all through the multiverse?
@@EricSPizarro I don't know if I read thst anywhere but I do remember thinking that too. Much like the one electron hypothesis. Also, why would an infinite consciousness split itself into several individual ones, especially since biology essentially shows that personality and memories are unique per brain. All that temporary stuff is irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. One consciousness makes more sense perhaps... But that raises more questions really.
I have always had the idea that maybe when I crashed on a motorcycle a few years ago, the other me died and my family was mourning. But my consciousness just transferred to another universe where I didn't die from the accident.
That’s not logically possible if your family still account for you being here unless they physically forgot
@@droid4d279 Nothing is impossible.
@droid4d279 you're not understanding the concept. If you "die" you switch realities. People only mourn you in the reality in which you died.
I got in a car accident 3 years i was getting messages from people from Africa saying my ancestors revealed that I died in a accident , never posted about the accident and I never understood until now , I feel the same way
@@droid4d279what you said doesn’t make semse. Elaborate
If there is no life after death, then the people who believed in it, will never know they were wrong. And all the people who did not believe it, will never know they were right.
We are all souls connected to the Supreme being and acquiring a body as per our past karma to live here on Earth. Teachings of Lord KrsnA .. The BHAGAVAD-GITA
actually first you should come to agree or accept this by logic. Then prove it your self or live it to prove. imagine , we will become engineer by going to a college. you have not become a different human being after graduation but you start working or behaving like engineer. So also Advaita philosophy does not bring new thing. Bio central universe is a theory.
“Try to imagine what it will be like to go to sleep and never wake up... now try to imagine what it was like to wake up having never gone to sleep.” -Alan Watts
Praise the father.
@@Razgar_Voxel And that’s why I have become LOVE 💕 the destroyer of fear, death ☠️ & creator of Worlds in the blink of an eye 👁️ as have you my friend.
If there's such thing as ghosts, this theory would confirm they are a phenomenon of quantum science rather than something supernatural. Bit like when ancient people would have thought thunder and lightning were supernatural acts until science confirmed otherwise.
The trouble with the 'God of the Gaps' argument that science today is aware that there are far more gaps than there were a hundred years ago, when leading physicists believed that we were only a few equations from knowing everything. Today, there's no scientific consensus as what caused the Big Bang, what preceded the Big Bang, the nature of Consciousness, what is Dark Matter and Dark Energy - the list goes on. Ever since the Enlightenment, mankind has been replacing belief in God with belief in material reality - except now science is doubting what that reality even is. Are we living in a simulation? Is this one universe of an infinite number of universes? Are there many dimensions of which we are unaware? Science doesn't know. Right now, I'm entirely happy to accept that Consciousness does indeed underpin the Cosmos.
Get REAL ghosts are NOT dead humans.
@@JayceeGenocide well the idea of a ghost was made by the one with an imagination. He can make it real..but is it agreeable enough to actually implement. No.. there's a flux that exists inside a living thing. And it's said that the universe has a consciousness in this same flux density... The synapses.
ghosts are humans withoyt a physical body...only with a body of subtle matter...which is your real body...one that doesnt die....they were unable to recieve a gross body due to premature death...they live without a body for the amount of time they were supposed to have lived in thier body...this is said to be a very unpleseant experience....so dont kill youself...or be murdered
This theory doesn’t even need to be true. There are more like it that have a more compelling description. And those theories might actually support more of a reason as to why “ghosts” might exist
Isnt weird how in the end we all just die and everything we ever owned, everything we ever knew, everything we ever said, experienced, felt, smelled, heard, everything just stays here. It doesn't go with you. That first love you never told anyone about, that first feeling you never told anyone about, those little secrets you have never told a soul, they all just cease to exist with you. Life is so tragically beautiful it hurts.
Yes. You’re finally understanding your punishment.
@@etahhcumosevahi what punishment
@@BrendanOwino the punishment of a taste in life and memory, only to lose it all. Everything you enjoy, will cease to exist. Not even a trace of memory will exist.
@@etahhcumosevahi the good thing is you won't exist to feel sad about it
@jeynmmmm Near Death Experiences STRONGLY indicate that our consciousness survives the death of the biological body. Research NDE's.
I already knew this as I had my heart stop before. What happened was unlike anything I've ever heard. The moment my heart stopped I could feel the electricity in my limbs moving towards my chest. When the electricity was leaving my head I would see a memory but then it would disappear. I was just about to leave my body in that electricity and just as nearly all my electricity in my body was at my heart that wasn't pumping. Then felt a jab in my chest and a painful zapp back into existence.
Negative electrons attract postive electrons
You should Google:Consciousness is a plasma vortex.
Was it a wonderful feeling? I hope so!
@@juliemanarin4127 it actually was a euphoric kinda feeling. I know surviving it and deducing what happened told me my soul is very real and one day when I do pass my conciousness will leave my body in that electricity to go back where it came from. The experience really is what had me look into scripture and at 33 reborn and even tho I still deal wit pain from it all I wouldn't change it as it helped me find God.
It sounds too much like a defibrillator...
Interesting. I’ve always had this thought that “de ja vu” is like a consciousness reboot. Something happened at that moment, death perhaps, and then consciousness kinda kicks back on, remembering that last moment along with feeling like I’ve lived it before. De ja vu always has a creepy feeling associated with it for me.
Perhaps De Ja Vu is closely related to Synchronicity. Life is the result of fluctuations in the early universe after all. I am of the opinion that the underlying purpose is love.
I've had deja vu before once... I was in elementary school... like living the same day twice.. it got me spooked but it was only once.
De Ja vu creeps me out. And the older I get, the longer my dejavus last!! There are times I can tell you exactly what's going to happen and it lasts for 1-2 minutes straight? What does this mean?
@@coco-loves-pink-wine5266Facts!!! I’ve experienced it NUMEROUS times!!!
This doesn't mean we don't die, it just means conciseness lives on (which it probably doesn't). the body still dies and decays.
The body is just a shell and our soul is the slug. When the slug outgrows its shell it moves on to the next shell.
@@ItsCheetahTV that's just a theory tho. And that still mean we die, BC our bodies still stop working.
That's not how slugs / snails work.... what.... 😆I think you mean hermit crabs? 😅
@@Xisk77 yarh😂 in fact, slugs don't even live in shells. Snails can't leave their shells.
@@Ibalistic_hedge Oki..... Haha 😄 Here I thought I was being the stupid one, but I guess not. 😅
I was in a head on collision with a friend years ago that blew my mind, our headlights met at high speed, braced for impact and we went right through them. We drove a little ways further and then spoke. We both were wondering why were alive, there was no way we could’ve avoided the collision. But there we were, alive. That stuck with me forever.
Did you both live and talk about the experience afterwards?
@@SafariAtari yes we did, he got all religious about it and I told him it was impossible but I’m glad we made it home. Was a head on collision though, I lived through it
Thought I turned into the path of a truck but somehow it missed me. Still alive as far as I can tell.
LSD was very powerful in the late sixties , best I can recall , anyway
Kinda of the same thing happened to me with a car in front of me but I do not remember how I got home.... the next thing I remember was I was parked in front of my house...
When we sleep we dream, when we dream things seem so real, we feel, we interact, we adapt, we live what we dream. When we are awake and close our eyes, and start to remember things, we never reach the reality levels of dreaming. What I want to say here, when we sleep we don’t remember things, we leave our bodies and experience things somewhere else. Dreaming is not retrieval of memories.
Yes, it seems like when we dream, we’re actuality experiencing a different reality with no recollection of our lives, but I’ve had multiple dreams that prove otherwise.
Once I supposedly received an email from my employer, so I open the email, but then realized that I’ve been phished. Anyway, that night, I had a dream where someone stole my wallet and ran away. I ran after the perpetrator, and when I caught up with him, he stated that he was just joking and I needed to pay more attention to my surroundings. I was very upset, and told him that it was not funny because I recently got phished by a scammer.
So how did I remember this when I’m not suppose to remember anything while dreaming?
What about lucid dreams?
If we left our bodies in sleep, we won’t be tossing and turning in bed, let alone talking while asleep like many do. Have you thought about that?
@@Prestige21-j1l I would say what about entanglement and superposition.
@@ZIADMUSIC elaborate please
What if we’re all asleep now & our entire world and experiences in it are just dreams & we only wake up from it all when we “die”??
Cool thats actually a good one
@@MekiThomas-ei9fbI doubt so ,
@@ZenoSamaOmniKingwhy?
@@leogolive proof?
You wake up with a bong in your hand and youre surrounded by your alien friends asking you what it was like.
*Every Hindu and Buddhist already knew this... such theories are mentioned in many ancient texts... west has to catch up*
We used to laugh at Hinduism and Buddhism and their beliefs 😅 and now half of the population believe in their beliefs 😂 strange 😅 I was a ex Muslim and we thought that those beliefs are nonsense and imagination of the Hindus 😅
Hmmmm...most wondrous.
Good point
God of Israel is Creator of everything.
@@Truthseeker-1965 I wish people could tolerate each other
I’ve been reading and discussing this for the last 25 yrs give it take, & everyone thought I was crazy, now for whatever reason this theory is gaining traction. It’s about time for science to open its own mind.
If you think you understand QM - you ARE crazy - and Neils Bohr would tell you so!
What is gaining traction?
I don’t agree with this statement. I am also not sure if Bohr said this or Richard Feynman. Either way. The purpose of QM is Love. It is not good to be alone. ♥️
This is HILARIOUS!
@@Ekam-Sat The purpose of QM is to explain the universe. It was born out of love for the universe, out of love for creativity and mathematics, a love for putting things together. It's results are incredible, and they explain the world. But remember, it was born from love, but that's not it's purpose.
The very end of the video was the best. It had a perfect message; looking out for each other, enjoying the good times, and savoring the things that make us happy. Great video! I really enjoyed it.
♥️
I have been soo clinically depressed and feel about to physically die because of suffering, but sometimes I feel like I really died but that I just wake up on another reality where I m still alive.
I think we all have died in other realities many times.
What if depression is simply the result of having died in too many dimensions?
"Everything you seek is waiting patiently within, for growing old is only going back to where you've been." -- Kerry Livgren
Amazing quote ! Thank you for commenting this
Modern research on Near Death Experience by Raymond moody, reincarnation memories by Ian Stevenson/Jim trucker and past lives regression by Brian Weiss all independently but coincidentally show that our consciousness survive death, we live many lives and our thoughts and actions matter in the hereafter.
So be kind and helpful to others, be virtuous, meditate and cultivate ourselves to higher spiritual levels. Cheers.
@@galaxymetta5974 Great book titles. Thanks. 🙂
Some people say that the multiverse is why we have deja vu sometimes, because something changed and we're aware of it on a subconscious level. I don't know if I believe it, but I always liked that explanation.
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed; rather, it can only be transformed or transferred from one form to another.
Actual question: What type of energy is Our minds/consciousness ?
@@thanosmaster-abel559it goes to medicine not physics. But there is always a why to be asked.
Perfect. The Universe Creation makes no sense unless we accept that Paradise is a reality and the crucial reason why we exist!!
@@ledzebulon6235, the crucial reason is why we exist even in heaven?
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. And we ourselves arise from that very same energy. So neither do we come from nothing and neither do we go to nothing.
And even though the relationship between energy and consciousness is poorly understood, it appears consciousness arises very naturally when conditions are right. Here on Earth we have such conditions and the self-organizing energy of atoms and molecules progresses over time into increasingly complex biological forms that lead to self-awareness and consciousness. And the effect is not limited to human animals.
Neither does science convincingly observe consciousness operating independent of matter. Otherwise, paranormal effects would be more readily observed by experiment and they are not. And yet consciousness itself is able to operate rather directly on matter in the world - albeit through the intermediary of nerve impulses and muscular motion.
So, even though we do not yet have an equation to connect consciousness to the other fundamental forces of nature, it is not unreasonable to hypothesize that consciousness is somehow an innate property - or at least potential property - of all matter and energy.
Even a human brain in deep sleep lacks the type of alert self-awareness we think of as consciousness. Thus, a brain in deep sleep represents physical matter in which consciousness lies waiting in potential.
I’ve always said, science and spirituality can easily co-exist
LOL
@@keekwai2 unless you have a less than adécuate IQ I suppose
^ Nice argument
As long as the spiritual BS gets dropped.
@@oggyoggy1299science in these days is corrupted BS. Its almost like a religion. "Trust the science!"
My thoughts this afternoon....
When I look out into space, and I mentally see all of those stars, all of those nebulae... What I see is the transfer of matter and energy taking place everywhere I look.... The same process is happening right down here on Earth, whether it be the trees, a bug, or you and me...
This energy, this consciousness, is in everything... and everything seems to be consistently recycling....
In other words, tree consciousness, bug consciousness, dog, cat, and/or fish consciousness, human consciousness.... then to tie it all together, because we are all connected, Universe consciousness.
It seems kind of bizarre, but I believe that this is fact, and this is the truth of our existence.
This energy... whatever conscious form it takes all depends on this creation and the process between the transfer of matter and energy...
It's like examining your own work and then realizing all of a sudden the answers hit you squarely in the face and you immediately recognize it for what it really is and you finally get it...
Energy is consciousness.... and it’s everywhere....
Have a good day and clear skies everyone.... and wherever you are standing on this planet go safely my friends.
That energy isn't the same thing. But it is a nice theory and has a poetic vibe to it. Harmonics. You can say it's conscious in its own way. It has rules and living requirements to exist as a being so to speak...if you choose to accept this as a person.
@@GreyHaze333 I believe this energy, on a dimensional level, is conscious.
I believe this energy is using the matter of this three dimensional space with a 4th dimension of time, along with the arrangement of this matter, in this biological machine, that it inhabits, in order to perceive and witness this dimensional space in which we all live...
Now, if you want to go up higher in dimensions, it may not be necessary for this energy to contain itself within a biological machine made of matter to be able to witness that dimensional space.
It's hard to understand this concept because we are here stuck in this three dimensional space with a 4th dimension of time...
I believe this energy that I see everywhere is conscious but because we are stuck in this 3 dimensional space with the 4th dimension as time we have a hard time understanding this concept...
@@Thomasp671 I understand. But you spoke in a direction of perception that said...I didn't think this way already. I know about all that stuff. I moved it over... For a bit.
Focused on science. And the connection of religion and science led me there.
I looked within myself. And see thing the way they were shown. As a 3rd person watching a screen. Time slows to a point I don't even control my arms anymore but I do understand where they are going. And why
We transform just like all energy. Solid can become liquid and liquid can become gas and the process can go back the other way. The human being's process is different, but it still remains that energy can't be destroyed only transformed.
It's called decomposing.
Life can never ever be explained by life itself
Ah, systems theory...nice insight..
Even your comment cannot be explained by life itself
There's a reason for everything except the universe.
@@leonardgibney2997 nice
@@rachelb.4977 if u sent the water into the sun it wont be water anymore
I've believed this most of my life. The only thing you've ever known is being alive. You've never known anything other than that. Nothing before you were born. Only what and where you are, leading up to the present moment. What's to say that you always experience life?
What's to say that there are times we don't experience it?
I always had the feeling we live our lives over and over and have been doing this for an infinite amount of time
groundhog life?
over and over yes but conmstanly swifting between the different outcomes in the multiverse so ur not living the exact same lif eur living all of the possibilities ur life ever could had become trough out all of the multiverses directions and opportunities
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Deja vu
Hinduism. Resurrection until you reach Karma.
The fact we don't even know what consciousness is tells me, we probably have an afterlife. What that is I don't know, nor does it matter at this time.
I had an out of body experience in which I was in three places or phases of the experience at the same time. While I was asleep my body vibration began to rise. I knew what was happening because I was training myself to have an out of body experience. When I reached the vibratory frequency of separation, l rolled out in slow motion to the floor on knees. I immediately looked at my left arm an noted that it was made up of light particles. It was like looking into space on a clear star filled night. I began to move my arm up and down in a fluid like motion. I was amuse like a child with a new toy. Then I thought to myself... UP, and I began to float upward towards the ceiling, looking back down and saw my spirit self!
So I was lying in bed physically, on my knees spiritually and up at ceiling mentally or consciously.
tell me more about what you have experienced, we can figure out what it might be, but it sounds more like fiction
Astral projection is what u experienced, I had a very very similar experience as a small child but once I jumped back into my body and woke up I've never been able to have that same experience since
When you have an astral experience, can we then meet with a deceased love one?
Wait until you focus your Consciousness on the Seat of the Soul. You will be amazed what the universe hide to those who seek with a single eye. 🧘♂️
Before going to sleep, think to yourself, I travel out of body a number of times. At some point you will feel your vibratory frequencies rise! Then you will sperate. Your focus should be on the experience to gain knowledge and insight of your true self. A child of the living GOD!!! A Divine Offspring of of GOD!!! THEREFORE, KNOW THAT YOU TO ARE A GOD IN TRAINING!
SHALOM 🙏 PEACE
We are here having a brief life. Then we return to the universe ( our home,) then we proceed to endless amount of lives all over the cosmos you could call it planet hopping our spirit is eternal and never dies
Possibly. It does say fear God who hath power to destroy body and soul in hell which is death, ceasing to exist. It also says the first death we come out of for the judgement, if we are sent b to the second death there is no returning. Poof, ur gone ad a consciousness.
I'll believe the God of the Bible before I believe any theory man cones up with as we have not a clue!
@@petehuckleberry5068Execpt that the god of the bible is a flawed and a morally bankrupt system to control people with fear and dogma. God is consciousness, the divine spark and we are all fractal fragments of that divine spark. There's no deity up in the sky made by man's imagination. God is inside us through vibration.
Yup. You are 100% correct. Once we gain enough knowledge or data we move on to the next dimension. We could have lived 200, 300 past lives or more, in this 3D world on many other planets, in the future and in the past. The soul, we, always have been here.
@@petehuckleberry5068hahahahaha. Who do you think came up with the bible, Man. Hell was never in the bible, it was put in there a couple of hundred years ago. You really ought to do a little bit more research.
@@ic5761dimensions and past lives are not real
You do not die. You just forget as you transition from one life form to the other. Some people do not forget, but dismiss their memories as part of dreams. I remember two moons in the sky and being killed by cannibals. I also remember a beautiful wife, that was not human. We communicated through the senses that enveloped the entire body. We were humanoid, but not human. We had no hair, had overlapping flaps where our abdomen was located, had very large eyes and did not speak, lived in a cave with furnishings that were part of the carve-out and we loved each other like you could never imagine love. We were one. I miss her.
Aww lol
see my son....people without their pills have no limits, everything's possible
This just happened to me....I had 4 grand-mal seizures and even though they were happening, I was completely unconscious for over 24hrs and when I finally came to I had loved ones over me telling me they "almost" lost me and despite the plethora of tests all kinds of doctors ran, they were unable to pinpoint the cause other than in general terms. Ever since I "came too", I've felt extremely strange. Almost as if I'm adapting to an entirely new reality. These aren't ramblings. These are facts.
Can you explain more about how you feel differently now
So we wake up in a different universe but how about the conscience that was in the body we just woke up in does that travel somewhere else. This theory you have is a bit flawed
Last year I was fainted and I didn't saw myself on the mirror and I woke up in kind of new reality and I am adapting in new reality where there are always wars
@seadayy apparently so my doctor told my parents I was lucky I didn’t died when my own sibling dropped me on my head and I would more likely say it’s was on purpose
I got shot 4 times on September 21st 2013 I got hit in my artery and through my knee cap with a 45 handgun at 12:30 afternoon , I lost all senses pretty quickly as the blood flowed out me and soon I was in a dark grey shadow place and only thing I had was my consciousness no body nothing and I felt like I had been there forever and very fast all that cared for sped through my thoughts my family friends life etc , nothing happened but it felt i I was slowly floating in my conscious more and more into the darkness I screamed and begged to be alive and then all of sudden I was awakened and realized I was in the car bleeding all over I ended up passin out again and woke up in the hospital after surgery with my mom and stepdad right there telling crying telling I almost didn’t make it. But truthfully I couldn’t shake the feeling that I had died. I first night in the hospital I woke up at 3 am from horrible dream that felt so real that I was in rich shopping at the mall and all of sudden a man shot my FREIND and then ran up and shot me 9 times every bullet I could feel till I woke up screaming in the hospital and my gf at the time telling it’s ok it’s ok and the nurses running in trying to calm me down. It felt so real just like the previous day when I had actually been shot. I could never shake the feeling that I was living another life now close to the first on but not exactly. Now through my countless studies and experiences since then I truly believe this theory and believe it’s happened to me I believe u never die.
That's a crazy story. But glad you made it through and are alive "Conscious" today.
We don’t I’ve had numerous dates with death and each time it’s a almost lost you scenerio with slightly mandellafied surroundings indicating it wasn’t quite the same
The problem with life continuing by selecting non-fatal paths through the Multiverse is that no human body can continue forever just by avoiding dead ends. Eventually its cells will decay regardless of what choices are made. But it might be a different story if consciousness were to be uploaded to a medium which doesn't decay or which auto-repairs itself.
you get uploaded but will that consciousness still be able to adapt and learn or stays the same at point of physical death
@@windowbreezes That, my friend, is the $64 question.
the matter of the universe, from stars and galaxies to atoms and subatomic particles, and even spacetime itself, is progressively torn apart by the expansion of the universe at a certain time in the future - that’s called the big rip so even if we did find a way to upload it to a medium or somehow live forever every structure including the medium will collapse on itself
@@OrthodoxChristian. yes but not for trillions of years
It would be like a real life version of the movie Death Becomes Her, the older you get the weirder stuff would get, until only the really unlikely realities where left. Probably make a funny Rick and Morty episode.
To be continuing to live in an alternate universe sounds good, but unless I'm aware of it after I die, what use is it?
That's why we need to make this life Happy
You’ll be aware of that particular universe.
Had some dmt this one time.
I was catapulted to what looked like a tree, and it had a complex system of branches, and on the tip of each branch was a bubble, and inside those bubbles was a universe.
I then zoomed out, and got shown what could only be described as my tree.
It showed me that every choice that I make, or don't make creates a new branch.
Is it all connected? Probably, I don't know, it was cool AF though, and definitely thought provoking.
I’ve had a similar experience on mushrooms, acid, and salvia. The tree archetype seems to come up most often with mushrooms
The world tree
Sounds like an amazing experience. Definitely wouldn’t be the same been looking to try some but my mental health hasn’t been good recently so too unprepared to take any more drugs. What an incredible experience . Thank you for sharing this
6:08 yes, but no, that's not how the double slit experiment works. Being observed, doesn't mean being observed by something consious, alive, or whatever. It's more like, interacting. If you don't interact with a photon, it behaves like a wave. Once something interacts with it, it will behave like a particle.
We humans are designed to specifically enjoy time and not think of death, we have that drive to keep going, even in worse times, so this theory is very plausible.
Cause if we weren't "inmortal" we wouldn't have that drive that make us forget about death.
Modern science is rediscovering what Indian saints documented thousands of years ago! One can find everything described in Hindu scriptures.
Great
Gotta love that clickbait title: it PROVES you never die but then in the actual video it explains that quantum immortality is a thought experiment.
Imagine if we do actually die we would never have to fall for clickbait again! I want to die! LOL
It’s more than a thought theory I have died many many times in this life and never went anywhere but to a slightly very slightly different timeline each time
As a mathematician and being good in science, I realised that everything in nature recycle (second law in thermodynamic) except souls. That looks incorrect to me so my conclusion was that our soul never disappears.
If I don’t remember my life as it has been for the last 24 years of my life, then I have died. My memories are what make me
You forgot to mention the import of very ancient Hindu scriptures that talked about life after death and the soul or one’s inner self that never dies and that we are all part of the Universe and how Quantum physics may help in understanding those scriptures.
This gives me infinite comfort. I love my life so much and never want it to end even if everyone I know does.
I read Lanza’s two biocentrism books. Fascinating reading and they make perfect logical sense.
I read them
Biocentrism and beyond biocentrism
He has a third book called THE GRAND THEORY OF BIOCENTRISM
Bio centrism isn't even science it's been debunked long ago
It’s something I have believed for decades, if you die in this universe you just jump into another reality where you survived. I can think of 2 instances in my life where I think I died but then took the “Quantum Leap”. First episode, a person I work with, in a panicked voice said what’s the matter, what’s happening? I carried on the conversation oblivious to what he had said and he was then relieved and also just carried on talking. It was strange I never even asked what he meant when he was panicked by my appearance.
Another time, 3 of us are talking, I inhaled a toothpick that was dangling from my mouth. I looked at the other 2 and said I just inhaled that tooth pick. One of the other 2 said I thought you did I saw that. I didn’t even cough and we just carried on talking like nothing happened.
It’s actually just science hypothesis, you can’t do it in reality
@@huelu982 how do you know?
Someone asked, "If there is life after death, then why do we die?" I don't have the answer, but I do sincerely believe that the atoms that make up my body will continue to exist. Just in a different form.
We die so that a better version of us may evolve in the future.
@@davidhess6593I was quoting and not my remark. But the logical reply might be why should we die to be become a better person. Why not just skip death?
Of course, the atoms will continue to exist. The atoms on earth weren't "made" on earth. They came from the stars. As Joni Mitchell said, "We are stardust"
@@markb3786 No, the atoms won't survive either. They'll convert to energy according to Einstein's famous equation. The only thing which is eternal is the infinitely recycling Multiverse.
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Like I've mentioned before. I lost my brother who was cerebral palsey. I loved him like my son. I never pursued marriage cuz i knew at early age i would inherit the responsibility of looking after him. I hope i don't offend anyone. But i believe when we die. That's the end. No heaven, no reunions of any sorts. I believe we are told otherwise to allow us to accept death.
It's the soul that will never die. Quantum theory will ultimately refer to the soul, not the physical body which can easily perish. So, you will die physically, but where your soul goes is an entirely different discussion. If you are interested, find out. It is the truth that you will arrive at.
Without "the consciousness" "the body" ceases to exits animativly -
However the "life force"moves on to another plane of existence ⚛
Nonsense...
I have had many thoughts of the "life after death" question...
I personally feel that we as humans, upon our death's don't cease to exist. We pass into a greater level of consciousness, and are familiar with all that is around us.
we will become part of Earth .
Any evidence of this feel-good woo?
I feel that upon death it is over and we feel much the same as we did before we were born i.e. nothing.
@@oggyoggy1299
That’s possible or maybe we just don’t remember. So much of our current life we don’t even remember. If you really think about it.
this is reality.... the one who realises consciousness as his own being, becomes enlightened.... this knowledge is not new...science is coming to this conclusion now!
This can also be rationally argued from logic and probability.
1. You exist, therefore the probability of you gaining consciousness is greater than 0
2. When you die, there is a greater probability you might exist again than not
The only problem is you won’t remember it, you’ll just be someone else.
Also because of the way memory works, you can argue that because you’re experiencing life right now. There is a chance you died but are consciously remembering your life. If that is a possibility than you are simultaneously not not existing.
Existence can be argued as a permanent state. Existence is a necessary state, we are just experiencing it through a body.
I had some questions if you wouldn’t mind. Not trying to disprove you, just curious about what you have to say since I’m putting up with this shit in the back of my head atm.
For your first point, is that implying that, since you currently exist now, the chances of you existing again are beyond zero?
And what is the probability in your second point based on? Is it empirical data, or is it more to the effect of you managed to come out of no existence once, why can’t you come out of it again? Kind of like why is it that you come from a state of nonexistence just out of nowhere, but when you return to nothingness, it’s more of a nothingness than the previous one that you can’t come out of this time.
@@youknowwhoelsecantthinkofagoodecause at one point in time you didn’t exist. Prior to being born, even though something existed, you didn’t. For how many years, nobody knows. The one that is true is that you exist now.
Even if we never truly figure out an answer, we can all agree on one thing. We exist now.
This begs the question, once existence occurs or begins does it actually end?
This leaves us with a few questions about what came before
1) non-existence somehow sparked existence (your localized conscious experience of reality)
2) you existed prior in some other life or form and don’t remember
(The above is not a false dichotomy, it’s either a 0 or 1 type format - you existed or you didn’t)
If you think about those 2 questions, the biggest question is once again ‘does non existence create existence?’
If by any logical means you give properties to ‘nothing’ or ‘non-existence’ then by definition it exists. Therefore ‘nothing’ or a state of non-existence is not a state of being, and can also be argued rationally as MOST probably does not exist.
This would make it more probable to believe that everything in some form has always existed. There must be a natural state, namely existence. You can think prior to any universe or any dimensions of space time being a ‘thing’ there had to be a state of being for things to exist.
Think about how many billions of people were born before you, yet you were not any of them (you could’ve been and just don’t remember, but it’s more probable to argue you weren’t them since your only reference point is being you) that means things existed before you existed. Therefore why did you exist? Consciousness is not a biological phenomenon, we throw the word consciousness around loosely by saying it’s attached to the brain because if you get knocked out you’re ‘unconscious’ but we all know that is not what consciousness is. Even if you were not looking through your own eyes, experiencing life through you, a body can still be knocked out. The body being knocked out doesn’t dictate if there was a conscious and autonomous agent operating inside that body.
This is the ‘hard problems of consciousness’ what exactly is it? My belief is that it is something that will transcend the body, however it might be in a different state.
If you ever want to know what that is like, smoke DMT and you will experience ‘ego death’.
I believe (no evidence just faith and personal experience) that God is existence itself. God is a necessary state that must exist because there cannot be a ‘nothing’ by definition. This is where all our laws of mathematics and logic derive from. I also believe that it’s not just a thing but the original source of consciousness and all things. That the universe and life is nothing more than an expression. If God is the single point of all things, life is the expansion outward from that original point.
Quantum immortality would certainly explain how I'm still alive.
Probably I’m the only one that saw this comment as the best
I think when your dead that's it. But anything is possible.
When I was 8 years old in the second grade, we had a speech to give to class for Language Arts, my speech was my theory on the evolution of the universe. Not one person including the teacher wasn’t stunned and just stared at me oddly. I still feel that same theory of the beginning of time. I too, had a NDE when I was 25, which was very enlightening. Everything went black, there was no light or tunnel, literally just a moment frozen in time. My body shut everything off for almost 2 hours after a woman hit me going 90mph in my driver door. This experience goes back to my own religious beliefs of the afterlife, when humans die their soul simply goes to rest while the physical aspect of that person disintegrates. Some souls however do not go to rest and still wander endlessly on Earth (perhaps dying before their time tragically), trying to complete their life purpose that we are all destined to do. I think subconsciously as humans and power of our brains we can come back in a certain amount of time once death is upon us, (walking miracles).
Try read this article for know something about death..
1. Death and the Hereafter Islamic Pamphlets.
2. Death and Day of Judgment Learn Islam
@@hasranefendi9833 “When a person dies, the soul leaves the body, and so the physical appearance of the body may not reflect the situation of the soul. The peacefulness or unease of the soul will be a direct result of how well a person fulfilled their purpose in this life, and has little to do with the cause of death.” this is exactly my beliefs
@@-Koyaanisqatsi- thank you kindly!🫶🏼
Yeah, there’s no evidence of a soul.
I have to say I'm a little confused about the thinking behind the fine tuning argument. (03:30) Although if you start from a position that there's only one universe, it is a more logical argument. The way I look at it, or think it possible, is that life grew in either the only, or one of the only universes that could sustain life, and so WE grew into IT'S parameters not the other way around. That is why it appears that the universe is "perfect" for us.
And yet sadly, this very logical explanation is lost on almost everyone
I knew it. I died in college when I went home too drunk, one time.
The last thing I remembered was that I am still at the bar.
The next time I opened my eyes, I was already in my room, lying down, body is in pain.
My dad then offered me some porridge and began asking if I have any problems in school.
He then told me what happened, some eyewitness saw me being dropped from a vehicle with foaming mouth
and so I was rushed to the nearest hospital in our suburb by a few good neighbors.
The next time I went to school, my classmates whom I drank with told me how I got to ride home after we had enough glasses.
But I really can't remember any of those. I just had the strongest gut feel that I had died
and moved onto the nearest parallel timeline where I had survived.
Such a weird feeling.
it's called psychosis
Thanks!
It's called soul incarnation in Hindhuism
Life after death in Hindhuism
This proves that there is life after physical death. It is simply transition from this life to another
but we will never realise the transition
What if at the moment you die, you open your eyes exhailing a bunch of smoke, surrounded by your friends and family looking at you, and one of them says, that was great trip! wasn't it?
A thought: The average person, who does not know what to do with THIS Life, wants ANOTHER Life that will last forever.
Maybe they'll have more of a clue next time round?
To me death is like the final boss of a really hard video game and then when your done you start again except in a different life
“Try and imagine falling asleep & never waking up. Then imagine waking up having never fallen asleep.” - Alan Watts. We are Monads, eternal souls driving meat coated skeletons around a rock in space for a fraction of a second in space/time. Fear nothing! Especially not Death.
I don't need quantum theory to know that we never die.
The body dies but we who live in it don't die. I believe that we continue living as spiritual beings, like angels. That's why i don't worry about death because it doesn't exist and that's why i love the beautiful song i just came across, called jealous of the angels performed by the beautiful singer Fabiola Carmelita. I can listen to this song the whole day 😀👍🏽
I have witnessed the afterlife/ heaven/ Valhalla/ Shanghai-La . My soul ascended to be welcomed by a Light Being I call “Crystal”. He showed me the entrance to other worlds and dimensions. He also explained the reincarnation process for those that haven’t opened the light within. Much more.
I am very glad that the modern science especially the quantum theory is syncing with the hindu mythology of "life after death" concept.
Even the most religious person cannot comprehend some of the religious concepts with certainty. Its so much interesting to watch science exceeding its boundaries and dwelling into the philosophical arena whether willingly or unwillingly.
Are you sure about that? Science has brought us many useful (and some distracting) things to aid us throughout our lives, however it has never brought us even remotely close to answering any of life's big questions, such as... where did we come from? Where are we going? Why is the world full of so much suffering?
However, while the Bible doesn't contain instructions on how to build a rocket ship, it certainly does answer all of those questions I just mentioned. Why should we believe the Bible? Well, it just so happens that the Bible is the only book that contains thousands of prophecies already fulfilled and not one ever failed to come true.
It's interesting that you say Hindu mythology because that's exactly what it is. There is only one true God and everything was created by God. Jesus Christ was God and son of man. The gospels were written by eyewitnesses of its time there is zero doubt that all the prophecies in the Old testament came to be reality. The chances of that are so astronomical you can't even phantom it. There is only one true way into heaven and Jesus describes it in the New testament and that way is through the father. You want eternal life and not death? Follow Jesus Christ and repent your sins and turn from the worldly things and seek God. The scripture says it all. God bless. I hope you seek Jesus Christ for he awaits for all of us.
Everything is energy
We are energy
Energy cannot be destroyed
Only it’s state alters
We the same
We are spirits
Everything is atoms.
Immortality B12 and B13 vitamines at pretty high dose .
Mice study .
Thanks God and the Resistance , Ibrahim .
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Yes, I would like to live forever or at least 100 years being free of pain
I just got out of the shower and thought of this and thought I discovered a new theory lol
Even if multiverse was true, we wouldn’t experience it. We’d exist in some quantum fashion somewhere else but won’t feel the sensation of living forever even though technically we would in that scenario.
LOL I had this same epiphany when I had several experiences where I should've died but I didn't (?). You quantum jump to another universe where you are still alive when you die before you get old. Dying old is like the end of the videogame. But if you die before that it's like a respawn.
i tought the same!
Eternal life actually sounds like the most horrific torture ever imaginable
The Hell you say!
@@davidhess6593 I cannot entertain *YOUR* people's religion without first knowing how to speak street-jive! - Da hell's wrong witchu people up there? Imma gonna slappa da snot outta yo face wit da wet spahetti. Mama Mia!!!
It honestly does
@@davidhess6593 think about it after a certain amount of time it's going to get boring. And then you have an eternity of boredom. Even heaven would turn into this eventually
@@poundtown9704 Maybe, but I'll take it.
Our soul is an part of the supreme energy of universe on which this universe is working and we all are the parr of this Universe. The Supreme Energy is exactly relatable with Supreme God Krishna as mentioned in "Bhagwad Puran" and "Bhagwad Geeta" in Ancient Hinduism (Sanatan Dharm).
A concept of Multiverse is Mentioned in "Krishna Leelamruta"
"All are the different forms of me" - About 5200 Years ago by Lord Krishna ( Supreme God Also known as Adivishnu ).
I've known this to be true for a long time. It resonates with me.
Buddhists and Hindus have known this for thousands of years.
I think, as far as the multiverse theory goes, if a person dies before their time, their consciousness continues through another You in a different verse where the same thing happens but that body survives.
There's been 2 separate occasions that I feel I should not have survived but here I am. The only 2 things I can come up with is God wanted me to live or I switched into another verse
It's interesting to note that there can be no evolution (or progress) without death.
I always thought memories is what gave us consciousness… but now 🤯
Consciousness is the ability to recall memories, not to have them. Like an animal also have memories but cant recall them. That ability gave us the power to learn and remember, put 150k+ years and voilla you got current humans. This video sadly tells us nothing but the fact that we don't know a thing so far.
@@sexprof1 you think animals don’t have a conscious?
@@sexprof1 like intuition can be past lives reliving through our current selves..
That can be seen as living forever right
Energy is information. Nothing is lost, nothing is created everything is transformed.
All these concepts have been clarified by Lord Krishna , 5000 years ago in Bhagwad Geeta . What the scientists are discovering today , was already known by ancient Indian Yogis & Saints , thousands of years ago. Consciousness is Soul. ( Aatmaa ) and it never dies .
From Islam concept, death just temporary try read this 2 article for know something about death..
1. Death and Day of Judgment Learn Islam
2. Death and the Hereafter Islamic Pamphlets
for me, i believe when someone dies here on earth, they immediately reincarnate here on earth as someone else, or basically, each 1 have their own beliefs and see the world differently, but this is just what i believe, but obviously, only the almighty God knows the truth,
When you deeply consider if theories such as this could be so wrong, it might actually be worth considering that if actually we only get one shot at life, why not simply live it unconditionally as our authentic selves, rather than laying on our death bed suffering from regrets for not have done so, wondering where it might have taken you to, what relationships the deeply honest you might get have found yourself in, though now as you lay there pondering, you will never know, and now will never ever know. Moral here is live you life like tomorrow was your last day alive, and live with no regrets, if your a guy that feels he’s a woman, then go for it. If the reverse go for it and spread the word. All humans are multifaceted and so am I and so are you. If we have many shots at life call it a freebie bonus.
What if when we die we go back to birth and do it all over again without any knowledge of our previous life?
Look up "Poincaré recurrence".
Yes because we are in a prison you idiots
This concept is strong in Buddhism - "reincarnation" as it's called.
There's a tv series with that premise: Life After Life
@@marcusfrazier4923 Buddhists don't believe in reincarnation, that's the Hindus.
what if someone has its body dismembered before death? and after our bones disappear? we literally disappear when we die. so this is hard to believe.
I wonder if we are a shared continuation of our both parents. like, since we 'contain' in DNA pieces of both of them in us, they eternalised in us in a way.
This video makes me think once we die here we wake up or are born in another parallel universe on a earth like planet
u wont even realise u die , lets say u get hit by a car passing a road , from ur point of wiev u just crossed the road and nothing happened while for everyone else here in this reality u died but u never realised it
My only challenge or question when it comes to this theory is why don’t we have people, in our individual realms, that are hundreds of years old and beyond? Wouldn’t that also have to be true? Because the one thing that would happen if we did have multiple universes or realms we always go to is the fact that we age. Does the man who’s already 98 and dies in one universe wake up in another and, as a result, keeps getting older? If so, how old does he get? Why don’t we meet these individuals? It seems to me that everything cuts off at some point. I don’t know anyone that’s 150 years old.
Life may well be a dream! And we simply shift from one reality to the other! It’s a theory, sure. But what if it’s not. Until we move into the next dimension, I guess we’ll never know. And even then probably not because as we transfer from one dimension to the next we forget the last experience! This is life!
so essentially, we are god (collectively)... we just autonomously operate as a single string of an ever connected all knowing all powerful hive-mind individually.
Well put. I know that we don’t "Die" . I feel/sense the presence of individuals that have "Crossed Over". Ironically ,it is especially strong from those that are unrelated to me.( Co workers, Strangers, People that I just met).We are all connected, and time only exists in this ( the physical ) realm.
Yes. ♥️
I believe that this (quantum consciousness) is where science meets spirituality and it proves how stupid it is to fight wars over religion (jmho). Penrose and Hameroff have some really interesting Ideas on this subject. I believe that when more people really see what an absolute privilege it is to be part of our magical universe our planet would be a MUCH better place. It`s so humbling when I start studying papers on these subjects and it`s why I am so greatful when I see uploads like this. I thank you for the great upload...and I wish you...and all the other beautiful spirits....a healthy, happy, peaceful, and magical life 🌎☮
Once i was dead for 17 minutes and 56 seconds approximately and I immediately woke up in another room after traveling through a long dark tunnel.and i already had a family there and all the relatives that i have known or not known who had passed away and the crazy thing those family members felt like i knew them for centuries
Yes bro you are eternal, only our physical memory make us forget this
So, according to this theory, we have already been around since the Big Bang so when we were BORN into this reality, we have (in a sense) already been around since the beginning of time. I'd like to know what I've been up to all that time....lol
The theorem is that the answer lies in DNA
GOOD QUESTION ...SO WOULD I🤔🤔🤔👍
Read Our cosmic origin by Ismael Perez. Look into hermetica & the emerald tablets
Before that, in a timeless place