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Our Invisible Bodies By Jay alfred

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Most scientists today accept that 99% of the multiverse is invisible – every current physics textbook says so! Only 1% of the multiverse is visible to us So the obvious question is: When you look at yourself in the mirror, are you seeing 100% of yourself or just 1%?

Do you possess invisible bodies which you are not aware of and which survive the death of your biomolecular body? How do we go about investigating whether there are such bodies? Why can’t you see them? Do established scientific theories support the existence of such invisible bodies? How do these bodies operate and what kind of universes do they inhabit?

Recent advances in Science help us to answer these questions If paral lel universes are taken to mean universes which share the same spacetime as ours, then we have to include the ‘super universes’ popularised by metaphysicists They are called ‘super’ because they contain particles which are much higher in mass, energy and frequency than particles in the ‘Standard Model ’ The Standard Model, used by physicists currently to describe and classify most of the ‘standard’ particles in our ordinarily visible universe, is acknowledged to be incomplete by most scientists Super particles, however, are ordinarily invisible to us and our current scientific instruments – just like dark matter and energy, which Science has had an embarrassing confrontation with in recent years.

According to traditional metaphysics every person has a number of higher-energy bodies composed of super particles which are ordinarily not visible in our universe with our biological eyes These higher-energy bodies live in super universes The objective of this book is to validate and extend this traditional theory, which is based on observations made by a number of experimental metaphysicists across the globe over centuries, and integrate

it into a scientific framework so that more systematic work can be done to understand these bodies and their universes (The term ‘metaphys ics’ used here simply means it is wider in scope than ‘physics ’ for all prac tical purposes, it may be considered ‘mainstream physics plus the physics of consciousness and perception’)

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