Originally posted by: SlickSnake
In a universe that recycles and reuses everything down to the subatomic level, why would y
our conscious energy, or spirit, when you die be completely eliminated? The question is and remains, what happens to this spirit after you die? Reincarnation makes the most sense, from a recycle point of view.
But I think there are more factors at work. I think you can choose to move on to another level of consciousness, stay here until your spirit dissipates into the environment or be reincarnated. And based on this theory, there would also be old spirits and new spirits reincarnating humans, and all life.
Do you believe there are no other conscious beings on a par with life on Earth in the entire universe? And how about parallel universes which physicists are searching for using tools such as the HADRON collider? They have witnessed particles blinking in and out of existence and traveling across space invisibly while doing it.
If a particle can move so easily between parallel universes, then why can't human consciousness do the same thing after death, or even while alive?
It would be kind of ironic if science ultimately proved the existence of supreme beings and life after death, and thus reaffirmed the existence of the human spirit, but this is where modern science is rapidly taking all of us, like it or not.
The observer effects the observed.
Wiki: Observer Effect