Professor Robert Lanz from the University of North Carolina came to the conclusion that a person's life after death does not stop, he just ends up in one of the parallel worlds.
It is to a parallel world, and not to heaven or hell, which the Christian religion came up with. And already "dying" there, he can be resurrected in our world. According to the scientist, human life is very similar to the life of a plant - wilting and then a new flowering. Hence the simplest conclusion suggests itself: death is not the end, but simply the continuation of the existence of consciousness. By the way, scientists have already proved that our consciousness is far from a product of the human brain, since there are people in the world who do not have this most important organ of thinking at all, and at the same time they exist perfectly.
Professor Robert Lanz proves his theory from the point of view of biocentrism, that is, scientifically confirming what all religions of the world say - the human soul is immortal. Earlier, scientists from the University of California in the United States wrote about the existence of such parallel worlds, where our consciousness goes after death. According to their theory, dinosaurs still roam in some of these worlds, America has not been colonized by Europeans, and the USSR has not yet collapsed, and so on. By the way, isn't it from there that Loch Ness monsters, sea snakes, yeti and mermaids "break through" to us?
American researchers have come to the conclusion from the postulate that microparticles are capable of existing in two or more states at the same time, which means that they can simultaneously be in two or more places.