Robert Lanza, MD - BIOCENTRISM

 
Robert Lanza on Huffington Post

• The Big Questions
  Who Are We?

  We’re taught that the universe can be fundamentally divided into two entities: ourselves and that which is outside of us. But you’re not an object — if you divorce one side of the equation from the other you cease to exist.

• Why Do We Exist?

  What sustains us in and above the void of nothingness? We can’t see the laws that uphold the world, and that if they be removed the Universe would collapse to nothing.

• What Are We?

  New experiments suggest part of us exists outside of the physical world. We assume there’s a universe “out there” separate from what we are, and that we play no role in its appearance. Yet experiments show just the opposite.

• Time and Death
  Is Death the End?

  Experiments suggest we create time, not the other way around. Life is just one fragment of time, one brushstroke in a picture larger than ourselves, eternal even when we die.

• Five Reasons You Won’t Die

  A long list of scientific experiments suggests our belief in death is based on a false premise. This article provides five compelling reasons why you won’t die.

• Life Is Forever

  Experiments suggest life cannot be destroyed. According to Biocentrism, consciousness can’t be extinguished in a timeless, spaceless world.

• Do You Only Live Once?

  Life is a flowering and adventure that transcends our ordinary linear way of thinking, an interlude in a melody so vast and eternal that human ears can’t appreciate the tonal range of the symphony.

• Why You Will Always Exist

  Can life really be reduced to the laws of physics, or are we part of something more noble and triumphant?

• Why You’re Alive And Can Never Die

  The contemplation of time and the discoveries of modern science suggest that the mind is the ultimate reality, paramount and limitless.

• World May Be Influenced By The Future

  An amazing set of experiments suggest that events in the future may influence things happening in the world now. The past, present and future are inseparably entangled.

• Is This All We Are, Is There Nothing More?

  Why out of all of existence do you get to be, say, just a plumber or a hairdresser — followed by nothingness for the rest of eternity.

• What Is It Like After You Die?

  The mystery of life and death cannot be examined by visiting the Galapagos or looking through a microscope. Even Einstein realized this isn’t the case.

• God
  Do We Have a Soul?

  Science doesn’t recognize the spiritual dimension of life. But our worldview is catching up with the facts, and the old paradigm is rapidly being replaced with one that can address some of the core questions asked in every religion.

• Judgement Day is Coming

  We suppose ourselves to be a pond; and if there is any justice, it must approach upon these shores. But there are consequences to our actions that transcend our ordinary, classical way of thinking.

• Is There A God Or Is There Nothingness?

  Ideally, our concepts of nature and God should adapt to our evolving scientific knowledge. Relative to the supreme creator, we humans would be much like the microorganisms we scrutinize under the microscope.

• Can Science Resurrect God?

  What happens if we project our current scientific knowledge into the future? A new scenario suggests the evolution of a new concept of God.

• Biocentrism And The Existence of God

  All human knowledge is relational. “Discordant opinions,” said Emerson “are reconciled by being seen to be two extremes of one principle.”

• Religion vs. Science’s Answers to the Big Questions

  Both science and religion appear to be honing in on a deeper reality, one totally ignored by most people until now.

• Did An Outside Entity Create The Universe?

  It appears increasingly likely that our universe is not a closed system and that science may not be playing with a full deck.

• The Universe
  Biocentrism – The New Face Of The Cosmos

  Biocentrism unlocks the cage Western science has unwittingly confined itself. By allowing the observer into the equation opens new approaches to understanding everything from the tiny world of the atom to our views of life and death.

• Where Did The Universe Come From?

  We take physics as a kind of magic and think everything just popped into existence one day out of nothingness. But we’re living through a profound shift in worldview, from the belief that life is an insignificant part of the physical universe, to one in which we’re the origin.

• Anything Beyond the Universe?

  We’re about to be broadsided by the most explosive event in history. But it won’t be rockets that take us the next step. Sometime in the future science life will finally figure out how to escape from its corporeal cage.

• Did Einstein Set Science Back 100 Years?

  Einstein believed he could build from one side of nature — the physical, without the other side — the living. But he was a physicist, and as such, missed what was outside his window.

• Could This Theory Provide a Glimpse of Our Ultimate Destiny?

  Evolutionary biology suggests life has progressed from a one dimensional reality, to two dimensions to three dimensions, and there’s no reason to think the evolution of life stops there.

• What Happened Before Creation?

  Everyone knows that something is screwy with the way we visualize the cosmos. Theories of its origins screech to a halt when they reach the very event of interest — the moment of creation, the “Big Bang.”

• Miscellaneous
  Are Dreams An Extension Of Physical Reality?

  We dismiss dreams because they end when we wake up. But whether awake or dreaming, you’re experiencing the same bio-physical process.

• Have Aliens Left The Universe?

  In Star Wars, the bars are bustling with alien creatures. But where are they all? Despite half a century of scanning the sky, astronomers have failed to find any evidence of life.

• Are We Part Of A Single Living Organism?

  If we could see before the first single-cell organism, and after the last man and woman, only you would remain — you, the Great Face behind, that consciousness whose mode of thinking that contains the world.

• The Eight Secrets of Life

  Where did it all come from? Why are we here? Switching our perspective from physics to biology undoes some of the biggest “facts” we’ve been taught about the world.

• Rethinking The Nature Of Life

  Life is more than just the dance of atoms described in our science textbooks. We’re all ephemeral forms of an individuality greater than ourselves, eternal even when we die.

• Can A Tree Consciously Experience The World?

  We think of time and consciousness in human terms. But like us, plants possess receptors, microtubules and sophisticated intercellular systems that likely facilitate a degree of spatio-temporal consciousness.

• What Is Happiness?

  Did you ever wonder why people like Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson didn’t fare any better than you or I despite all their money, fame, and access to people of wisdom? The answer lies in your own backyard.

• Can Objects And Machines Be Made To Think?

  It seems natural that someday we’ll make machines that’ll think and act like people. However, for a machine or computer there’s no other principle but physic, and the chemistry of the atoms that compose it.

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