The Nature of Reality - Scientific View

The Makup of Physical Matter

When we look through our electron microscopes we discover that matter is actually mostly made up of Free Space.

The Subatomic Particles we find at this minute level of reality also exhibit unusual properties – like the ability to be in two places simultaneously.

Since matter is mostly made up of free space it is possible that many other simultaneously realities could co-exist with our physical reality - only separated by frequency, kile different octaves on a piono.

Human Consciousness Mapping

Voyages of Discovery

Robert Monroe not only made many voyages of exploration into the afterlife himself, he also enabled many others to do the same. His Explorer Team has gathered extensive information about the layout and territory of the afterlife. Numerous people since those early days of the Monroe Institute, during the course of their own explorations have verified this map of the afterlife to be correct.

 

Focus Levels

Robert Monroe and the Monroe Institute recorded much information about the various states of human consciousness and named these different states "Focus Levels". Through mapping these different focus states or levels of consciousness, we are in fact mapping the territory of the afterlife.

Map of the Afterlife

Physical Reality

History of EVP & ITC

In the 1920s, Thomas Alva Edison, inventor of the electric light, the motion picture camera, and phonograph, was busily at work in his laboratory building a machine to achieve spirit communication with the dead. His assistant, Dr Miller Hutchinson, wrote, “Edison and I are convinced that in the fields of psychic research will yet be discovered facts that will prove of greater significance to the thinking of the human race than all the inventions we have ever made in the field of electricity.”

Edison himself wrote, “If our personality survives, then it is strictly logical or scientific to assume that it retains memory, intellect, other faculties, and knowledge that we acquire on this Earth. Therefore … if we can evolve an instrument so delicate as to be affected by our personality as it survives in the next life, such an instrument, when made available, ought to record something.” 

Unfortunately, Edison died before he could complete his invention. Yet, as he lay dying, he remarked to his physician, "It is very beautiful over there." Edison was a scientist, very factual, and as a scientist would never have reported "It is very beautiful over there," unless he believed it to be true.