In reading “Our Mathematical Universe” by Max Tegmark, I came across the Multiverse hypothesis in physics, which is a set of infinite universes that are predicted to exist because of the expansion of the universe along with the concepts of limitless space and limitless matter. Another more common term for this would be “parallel universes.”
The experiences that I’ve written about on this Life After Death Experiences website plus in my book, Beyond Heaven, have provided me with a unique insight into the multiverse theory. My near-death-like experiences during the various guided death meditations have given me a glimpse into what I believe is commonly called the Akashic Record, but could also fit nicely with the physics theory of multiverses. I experienced a vast array of universes, which I’ve called in my writings, “Basketball Universes,” because that appeared to be their size when I viewed them from the void outside of space-time. They had fuzzy non-distinct edges, seemed to be ever-expanding, and when you examined them closely, you could see galaxies on their edges. Each basketball universe was a moment of now created by a particular human being using a “pattern” of reality. I am now calling that pattern a morphothosene, which is a term I first came across in Luis Minero’s book, “Demystifying the Out-of-Body Experience.” A morphothosene is a thought-cloud of realty created and shared by living beings. In other words, the particles of energy that make up the physical world, form together to create our universe based on consciousness – desire combined with non-physical energy.
If you Google the word “multiverse” and then search for images, you will see countless examples of what I saw in my death meditation experiences. It is exciting […]