Our attitude to the existence of other dimensions, into which the soul of a deceased person flows after death, is ambiguous. Some believe that the other world exists, and this helps us to come to terms with the thought of death, believing that we will be reborn in another life.
Others look at this unprovable idea with skepticism, and do not believe in the "fifth dimension" - where dead people live, but they also cannot argue against the theory of an afterlife.
Meanwhile, a number of authoritative scientists are sure that such components that make up our "I" as intellect and accumulated experience of life, after death do not go with the body into the grave, but move into another plane of existence - into the other world.
According to the adherents of the idea of the existence of an afterlife, the soul of a deceased person goes to the Kingdom of the dead. Where in the so-called otherworldly, or, in other words, in the afterlife, the soul begins to learn new levels of existence.
Also, this dimension is known as the World to Come, the abode into which the souls of dead people leave, but I wonder if this other World exists, into which every living person leaves?
According to the prevailing theory, if researchers of this direction can get proof of life in the other world with all the features of our personality during life, then this will open up new horizons for us in the world order.
Another plus of this is believed to be that we will be able to breathe more freely, and bear less weight from the grief of the loss of people close to us, if we know that their life has not stopped, but continues in another dimension.
At the same time, some scientists oppose such ideas, in their opinion, having established the reality of the existence of the afterlife, our attitude to real life can change dramatically - we can stop realizing the value of life as a given.
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But no matter how it is with psychology, scientists are discussing the idea that someday we will be able to talk with the inhabitants of the other world.
For the first time, in all seriousness, the famous American scientist and inventor Thomas Edison expressed the theory of establishing communications with the world of dead people and talking with the inhabitants there.
Back in the early 19th century, the inventor declared his conviction that the soul of deceased people lives in the other world, and even maintains contact with the abandoned world of the living!
In 1920, the scientist gave an interview to the "Science of America" magazine where he expressed confidence that the consciousness (soul) of a deceased person not only lives after death in "that" world, but also holds a thread of connection with our reality.
At the same time, the inventor proposed an amazing thing for consideration, supposedly the dead and the living can talk through special transmitters.
And although the question remained a little unclear how exactly the dead people in the afterlife would receive the transmitter, the idea sounded stunning. Moreover, the scientist actually intended to invent a similar device for communication with the world of dead people, and began to develop it.
At the end of many years of the inventor's work in search of a means of communication with deceased people, a prototype of a modern dictaphone appeared, of course, without the function of communication with another dimension. However, unsuccessful experiments to communicate with the afterlife did not stop the inventor from trying to improve the apparatus and abandon this business.
Judging by the diary entries, Edison worked until the end of his days on a fantastic device. But alas, Edison was unable to create an intercom for communication with the inhabitants of the other world.
Nevertheless, Edison's idea turned out to be so exciting, promising such prospects, that it was taken up by modern scientists. To date, scientists are developing a device called the psychophone, believing that with its help it will be possible to establish a connection with the other world. Skeptics consider the idea of talking to dead people delusional, but such communication has already happened!
Contacts with the other world
A striking example of communication with the inhabitants of the other world took place in the 1960s in Great Britain. This is a fantastic story from the life of Rosemary Brown with no scientific explanation. The case, which has become a classic and described in all books of paranormal phenomena, happened to an ordinary housewife from England.
According to the story of Rosemary Brown, she had absolutely no musical education, but this did not stop her from bringing world masterpieces into our reality.
It is very difficult to believe in it, even if you believe in the afterlife, but it was not in vain that I said that Rosemary Brown brought musical masterpieces into our reality. After all, as Rosemary herself assured, she actually created all the musical masterpieces she created with the help of the inhabitants of the underworld, such composers as Liszt and Chopin, Schubert and Schumann, Bach and Beethoven, Brahms!
Of course, no one believed in the woman's version. Skeptics questioned Rosemary Brown's musical compositions, which, even in their opinion, were too perfect. Presenting her works, the woman did not hide their origin, and critics suspected her that she understood well enough in music to imitate great composers, thereby trying to earn a living and gain fame.
However, the skeptics, who studied the life of the Englishwoman in detail, had to first be surprised, and then back down with their suspicions. As it turned out, Rosemary Brown, who was born in the family of an electrician and a waitress, not only never attended music school and does not know notes, but simply has no ear for music! How could this be? She was helped to write by composers of the past, dead people living in the afterlife!
I was ruled by dead people
The creator of the masterpieces herself explains the phenomenon and the talent that she discovered is quite simple: she acquired unusual abilities when she suddenly felt an acute desire to sit down at the piano and play something.
But before she had time to touch the keys with her fingers, suddenly some invisible force seemed to pinch her fingers. At the same time, according to the woman, she heard someone's quiet whispering voice, who asked her to take music paper.
The housewife, utterly amazed by what was happening, fulfilled the request of the disembodied voice. An unknown voice began to dictate notes to her, and later introduced himself as the Hungarian composer Ferenc Liszt - a deceased person, an inhabitant of the other world!
Today Rosemary Brown is no longer alive, and the method by which she created musical compositions is called "automatic writing" - which is considered pseudoscientific and has a rather mystical character from the field of spiritualism. But be that as it may, the music of the Englishwoman, written under the dictation of dead people, is still considered a genius, and her story is still cited as an example of communication with the other world.
As for Rosemary as a composer, then, according to her, after Liszt, souls of dead composites began to come to her often and dictate their works.
Soon, despite the initial lack of musical education, Rosemary, under the guidance of the greatest musicians, wrote about 400 pieces of music at their request.
At the same time, without appropriating authorship, and without hiding how she wrote the music.
This is indeed a strange and unexplored phenomenon, but in fact there are many more such stories, although this is denied by orthodox science. Can this serve as an example of the existence of the other world, where the souls of deceased people move? The answer from hundreds of researchers is yes!