Robert Lanza’s Theory of Biocentrism and the Afterlife

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Biocentric Theory of the Afterlife

Most scientists would laugh at the idea of proving the existence of an afterlife. All but one, perhaps.

Robert Lanza is a highly regarded stem cell research pioneer whose theory of biocentrism (the concept that life creates the universe—not the other way around; from a Greek word meaning life center) has garnered quite a bit of attention in recent weeks. I found it to be amazing and refreshing to see this kind of a direction and discovery in the field of science.

Life Creates the Universe, According to Quantum Physics

Modern science and philosophy tells us that we adapt ourselves to the environment; that our consciousness is associated with the life cycle of our bodies and, as such, we live and die. Further, we perceive our surroundings according to their existence. Yet the field of quantum physics, according to Robert Lanza, tells us that our consciousness actually determines the size and shape of the perceivable universe.

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Hence the word biocentrism—life and biology at the center of it all. In other words, the universe didn’t create itself and doesn’t continue to create life. Rather, space and time are merely tools of the mind. In short, according to Lanza, “What you see could not be present without your consciousness. Our consciousness makes sense of the world.”

According to Lanza and the theory of biocentrism, death simply does not exist in any real sense. Rather, in his words, “Although individual bodies are destined to self-destruct, the ‘me’ feeling is just energy operating in the brain. But this energy doesn’t go away at death.”

He goes on, affirming that energy never dies and that it cannot be created, nor destroyed, bringing Lanza to compare life to an everlasting flower that simply blooms again.

Lanza’s full theory is explained on his website and in his book, Biocentrism: How Life and Consciousness are the Keys to Understanding the True Nature of the Universe.

 

 


One thought on “Robert Lanza’s Theory of Biocentrism and the Afterlife

  1. Thanks for sharing, Matt. I bet in the coming decade or so it’ll be more real to people all over the world that we create our realities. If a Scientist gets it, then there’s a lotta hope!!!! Refreshing indeed!