The Mathematics of the Science of Reincarnation - Dean Radin - Books - Iasor Press - 9781735118529 - May 13, 2021
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The Mathematics of the Science of Reincarnation

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This book explains the mathematics used within the Science of Reincarnation. Starting with odds against chance calculations within each observable discipline of this science, children who remember prior lives, NDE's and past life regression, and continuing through processes of non-local consciousness, Nonlocal Perception Remote viewing, Ganzfeld, Presentiment, Retrocognition/precognition, and Nonlocal Perturbation Random event/number generator (REG/RNG) influence, the book makes the case that all of the above is interconnected. Consciousness does not end at bodily death. The above are fractal observations which operate on fractal processes and the sum total is a Mandelbrot set. The fractal geometry of nature supports and proves the fractal nature of our consciousness and with it a mathematical proof of life after death. That's the simple explanation. The book then goes on to discuss what to do about this. Rewriting all religious law is only the beginning. Apostasy, Blasphemy and Celibacy have to be taken out of all religious cannon. We have to re write our constitutions and laws to bring our actions in line with our new reality. Finally, it creates a new model of data management as the upload and download model of information to the cloud is a fractal of the upload and download of ourselves to heaven, the only difference being the amount of data which we can process. The book closes with a call to action to fund research into this inner space with a 450-million-dollar funding plan.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released May 13, 2021
ISBN13 9781735118529
Publishers Iasor Press
Pages 440
Dimensions 152 × 229 × 23 mm   ·   585 g
Language English  

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