BY- AAISWARIYA
In this article I
am going to share about a very interesting topic, life after death. I have been
searching for this for a long period of years. I found some interesting fact
and want to share with you.
Do you believe
that there is really a life after dead? The common question that almost every
human being has is where will we go after death? Does the hell and heaven
really exist? No one has a correct explanation about this. However several
reaches were there to find what will happen after death. Some researchers
accept that there is a life after death. Some says that the life after death
depends on their karma, what they do will reflect back. But some people are
saying there is nothing called “hell and
heaven”. Only to make people to walk
in an honest way our ancestors developed the concept of hell and heaven.
As far as our human
bodies are concerned, death eventually captures all of us. As far as I can
tell, no human being has yet managed to live forever. Even if we evolve new
silicon bodies for ourselves and find a way to transfer our minds into them,
there’s no reason to believe those bodies will be immortal either (even with
frequent upgrades). We may be able to delay death, perhaps even for a very long
time, but eventually our physical existence will end at some point. Forever is
too long for us to last as physical beings. No backup system is fool proof,
especially when its opponent is the infinity of time.
On average more
than 150,000 people die every day on this planet. That’s 2 people per second.
Over a million corpses a week. And this is “normal” for planet earth. Does this
fact help you get some perspective on the scope of various tragedies? If 3000
people get wiped out in a single stroke, that’s still only 2% of one day’s
total… hardly significant from a cosmic point of view.
And here’s the
worst part. You don’t even know when you’ll die .So how comfortable do you feel
with the idea that today might be your last day alive?
Certainly we can
unearth pieces of evidence that may favor one side or the other. We can look
externally and examine things like near-death experiences and those who claim
to channel dead people and so on. We can look to ancient texts and other people
(living or dead) for guidance. Or we can look within ourselves and attempt to
intuit the truth.
We hate to be the
bearer of bad news but it would appear after death there is ... nothing.
At least according to
scientists who have been studying the possibility of an after-life.
Sean Carroll, a
cosmologist and physics professor at the California Institute of Technology, is
one of those scientists and believes he now knows for sure there is no
possibility of an after-life.
He believes that, in
order for life after death to be a possibility, consciousness would need to be
completely separate from the physical body.
However, as far as we
know, consciousness is actually made up of a series of atoms and electrons and,
as such, cannot be dissociated from the physical world.
"Claims that some
form of consciousness persists after our bodies die and decay into their
constituent atoms face one huge, insuperable obstacle," Dr Carroll said,
quoted by the newspaper in the UK.
"And there's no
way within those laws to allow for the information stored in our brains to
persist after we die."
Scientists have
tested the possibility of life after death numerous times, to no avail.
Dr Carroll points to
the Quantum Field Theory (QFT), which states there is one field for each type
of particle (as in: one field for electrons, one field for photons, etc.).
"If it's really
nothing but atoms and the known forces, there is clearly no way for the soul to
survive death," he wrote in Scientific American.
"Believing in
life after death, to put it mildly, requires physics beyond the Standard Model.
"Most
importantly, we need some way for that 'new physics' to interact with the atoms
that we do have.
"Within QFT,
there can't be a new collection of 'spirit particles' and 'spirit forces' that
interact with our regular atoms, because we would have detected them in
existing experiments."
I conclude by
saying that according to me there is a life after death which depends on the
karma.
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