Cosmology surprise: Death doesn’t exist – Hudson Valley One

The Illusion of Death: A Deep Dive into the Mind-Dependent Nature of Existence

In a surprising twist to conventional cosmology, a provocative article suggests that death, as we understand it, doesn’t exist. Through the lens of modern physics and quantum theory, the notion of death is revealed as an illusion, an inevitable byproduct of our mind’s perception of space and time. The article presents a biocentric view, which emphasizes that time and space are not external realities, but constructs of consciousness itself. This new perspective challenges the concept of mortality, proposing that consciousness is not bound by the limits of physical existence and will continue beyond what we perceive as death.

Key Takeaways:

• Consciousness is central to reality – Quantum phenomena such as particle entanglement demonstrate the deep connection between consciousness and the universe. Observers shape reality through their awareness.
• Time and space are illusions – Scientific experiments, including the famous double-slit experiment, suggest that space and time do not have independent existence outside of our minds. They are constructs tied to perception.
• Death as an illusion – If time is unreal, the concept of death becomes nonsensical. Consciousness, like energy, is indestructible and continuous, transcending the physical limitations of the body.
• Many are drawn – to cosmology because it helps solve the greatest mysteries – not merely about galaxies and other stuff “out there,” but about ourselves.

“Science may have seriously started hiking down this road when it first sought the nature of the four fundamental forces and the elementary particles.”

More details: here

~Comments always welcome…

Relevant Content:

• Quantum Enigmatists

Reference:

• Hudsonvalleyone (Website)