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Radarlove · Apr 28, 2008, 06:44 am

Darebirth,

I have spent 25 years researching the ultimate question, "Is there a life after death?" I can say, with hand on heart, after exhaustive research, that there is. BUT, it has little or nothing to do with religious belief or faith.

The first all-important controversy to clear up is this. Religion states that the brain and consciousness are separate. Science states that the brain and consciousness are one and the same.

All the evidence that I have uncovered shows that science is incorrect and religion is correct. That the brain and consciousness are separate. When the brain dies, human consciousness continues living. Hence, religion calls this consciousness the soul, the spirit etc..

To gain this conclusion, I have researched the Near Death Experience (NDE) and spoken to many different people who have experienced leaving their physical body and moving into other dimensions of time and space. Science crudely dismisses this as a delusion or hallucination caused by lack of oxygen to the brain. This is not the case, in my view. It is only when you research the subject in depth, that you realise just how wrong science is.

I have also spoken to those who meditate. It is through practicing meditation that you can realise, at first-hand, that the consciousness and brain are separate from each other.

Other areas of merit include those people who claim they can leave their physical bodies at will and travel the varied number of different dimensions in time and space. These people are called astral travellers or out of body experiencers.

I am confident that within 50 years science will prove that there is a life after death. Already, the groundbreaking formulae of Hugh Everett proposing parallel universes are now being taken more seriously and along with a better understanding of string theory, I reckon, science will need to finally hold its hand up and say, "Sorry, we were wrong. There is a life after death."

Once this occurs then the whole subject becomes very exciting. My research shows that the true afterlife has little or nothing to do with religious faith or beliefs. Quite frankly their views are puerile and an embarrassment to both human intellect and reason.

In my view, there may come a time when mankind will completely accept there is a life after death; will have a good grasp of what it is and what occurs there; BUT, there will be no need to hold a religious belief or faith to experience it. To repeat, the actual next life we live after our physical one has nothing to do with religious faith whatsoever.

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Radarlove Still Unusual Posts: 33	Darebirth, I have spent 25 years researching the ultimate question, "Is there a life after death?" I can say, with hand on heart, after exhaustive research, that there is. BUT, it has little or nothing to do with religious belief or faith. The first all-important controversy to clear up is this. Religion states that the brain and consciousness are separate. Science states that the brain and consciousness are one and the same. All the evidence that I have uncovered shows that science is incorrect and religion is correct. That the brain and consciousness are separate. When the brain dies, human consciousness continues living. Hence, religion calls this consciousness the soul, the spirit etc.. To gain this conclusion, I have researched the Near Death Experience (NDE) and spoken to many different people who have experienced leaving their physical body and moving into other dimensions of time and space. Science crudely dismisses this as a delusion or hallucination caused by lack of oxygen to the brain. This is not the case, in my view. It is only when you research the subject in depth, that you realise just how wrong science is. I have also spoken to those who meditate. It is through practicing meditation that you can realise, at first-hand, that the consciousness and brain are separate from each other. Other areas of merit include those people who claim they can leave their physical bodies at will and travel the varied number of different dimensions in time and space. These people are called astral travellers or out of body experiencers. I am confident that within 50 years science will prove that there is a life after death. Already, the groundbreaking formulae of Hugh Everett proposing parallel universes are now being taken more seriously and along with a better understanding of string theory, I reckon, science will need to finally hold its hand up and say, "Sorry, we were wrong. There is a life after death." Once this occurs then the whole subject becomes very exciting. My research shows that the true afterlife has little or nothing to do with religious faith or beliefs. Quite frankly their views are puerile and an embarrassment to both human intellect and reason. In my view, there may come a time when mankind will completely accept there is a life after death; will have a good grasp of what it is and what occurs there; BUT, there will be no need to hold a religious belief or faith to experience it. To repeat, the actual next life we live after our physical one has nothing to do with religious faith whatsoever.