Since the beginning of time, humans have asked the question: “What happens to us after we die?”.
Religious or spiritual people often believe in a heaven or afterlife. Some believe that nothing happens to us; we just die. Others, however, believe that our souls live on after we die. A couple of researchers say that they have the science to that this might be a possibility. (1)
The Soul Doesn’t Die When Our Bodies Do
After extensive research, two experts are saying that while our bodies die, our consciousness – or our soul – lives on forever. Quantum mechanics, they say, makes this possible. Quantum mechanics is the science dealing with the behavior of matter at the atomic and subatomic levels. It accounts for the properties of molecules and atoms, and the things that make them. (2) This includes (2):
Neurons
Electrons
Protons
Quarks
Gluons
Other esoteric particles
Scientists Stuart Hameroff and Sir Roger Penrose say consciousness is simply information stored at this quantum level. (1)
Orchestrated Objective Reduction
The pair say that this storage process is Orchestrated Objective Reduction (Orch-OR). This is via a structural component of human cells, protein-based microtubules, that carry quantum information. (1, 3)
“Let’s say the heart stops beating, the blood stops flowing; the micro-tubules lose their quantum state,” explains Dr. Hameroff. “The quantum information within the micro-tubules is not destroyed, it can’t be destroyed, and it just distributes and dissipates to the universe at large.” (1)
He says that if the person is resuscitated, then the information just goes back into the microtubules, and the person becomes conscious again. This is what we call a “near-death experience.” If, instead, the patient dies, then their consciousness can possibly exist outside of the body as a soul. (1)
Our Physical Universe Is Just Our Perception
Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Physics in Munich say that there is an infinite beyond after death. According to them, the world we live in is just our perception and that our souls go into this infinite beyond when our bodies die. (1)
“What we consider the here and now, this world, it is actually just the material level that is comprehensible,” says Dr Hans-Peter Durr from the institute. “The beyond is an infinite reality that is much bigger.” (1)
Hameroff and Penrose’s research shows that consciousness comes from deeper level microtubule vibrations. This not only helps us to better understand what the human consciousness is, but may also help treat mental, neurological, and cognitive conditions. (3)
What do you think? Do you think our souls live on after we die?
All ladies admired her attractiveness in the 1990s. Claudia Schiffer, 51, how does she appear now?
Many people enviously admire her waistline.
Claudia Schiffer is one of the most well-known German supermodels of the 1990s, and she continues to grow in beauty as she ages. She had been slim since she was a child, thus she was destined for a modeling career. But she didn’t like the way she looked.
Schiffer met a model scout from the Metropolitan Models agency at a party in Dusseldorf one night. He suggested the young woman, who had the potential to make it big in the modeling industry, to travel to Paris.
Claudia had doubts about her own accomplishment for a long time. She suffered from impostor syndrome after her first picture shoot. She believed she was in the wrong place and that she had ended up in the sector by chance.
Things, on the other hand, went off without a hitch. She became a muse for Karl Lagerfeld after appearing on the cover of French Elle magazine and making her Chanel debut, and he enthusiastically likened her to another style queen, Brigitte Bardot.
Schiffer’s career took a worldwide turn in the 1990s. She became a New York Fashion Week celebrity, acquired an L’Oréal deal, and became the face of the iconic eatery Fashion Café. Claudia was the highest-paid model in the world for many years, with Forbes magazine estimating her yearly earnings at $9 million in 2000.
Claudia’s look has remained mostly unchanged since the 1990s, when she became famed for her perfect figure of 90-60-90, standing 180 cm tall and weighing 60 kg. Claudia has maintained her fitness since then with rigorous exercises, adequate diet, and a healthy lifestyle. Water and excellent nourishment, according to the model, are the secrets to her physique. Sweets and quick meals are strictly prohibited.
Claudia is always stylish. Pants and sports shoes are rarely seen on her. Knee-length dresses and skirts are her go-to outfits. She also tries to include colors that complement her look into her regular wardrobe. Her blonde hair looks great with blue, crimson, and soft pink. The model loves to wear low-heeled shoes. On her feet, she appears more feminine and more ease.
Claudia Schiffer’s makeup now is conservative and neutral, with a hint of eyeliner, in contrast to the colorful 90s. The actress maintains her natural hair color and does not attempt to alter her appearance. She has the demeanor of a true German: orderly and systematic. With such a demeanor, it’s no surprise that the supermodel was named GQ magazine’s “Woman of the Year” for 2020.
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