Suhail Jalbout Posted January 11, 2009 Share Posted January 11, 2009 EXISTANCE BEFORE & AFTER DEATH BY SUHAIL JALBOUT The first “Thinking Man”, the Cro-Magnon, appeared on our planet Earth around 35000 B.C. and then he was followed by modern man. Since our universe is 14 billion years old, it implies that it took an extremely long time to create an optimal being, modern man. It is quite possible that intelligent life may have been created elsewhere in the universe, possibly even before modern man on Earth, but no one yet can confirm or deny such existence. This means that modern man is the cream of creation since he appeared last. The question that follows is: Why the life span of modern man is so very short relative to the time it took for his creation? He lives an average time span of 70 years and then he disintegrates into different basic elements. All that remains of him is his work that is of interest to his fellow men whether in art, music, literature, science, and the like. How is it possible for the cream of creation that took 14 billion years to create live a very short time and then perish? This does not make sense. What happens to man after death? This question has been the prime concern of thinking man and still is to date. In fact all ancient civilizations concerned themselves with life after death even the Cro-Magnon people who lived in Cavillon, France. Archaeologists believe that they must have had some belief regarding life and death because they used to bury their dead. Modern man has religious and philosophical explanations as to what may happen after death. I do respect all the opinions and beliefs that exist with regards to this issue, as we ought to do. However, I have lately come up with a hypothesis about the nature of our existence before and after death that I would like to share with you. According to the Electrical Universe Theory, stars are connected to the core of their respective galaxies by currents. These currents produce electromagnetic fields that dominate our universe. Similarly, and being a part of this universe, the human body is also interconnected with electrical currents of a bio-chemical origin. The brain of modern man, the master controller, sends signals to different parts of the body through the nervous system. It is responsible for our actions, emotions, feelings, behavior, and the like. It represents man, the way he is, momentarily by means of electrical currents in the brain. Since current produces an electromagnetic field, it implies that our brain is a transmitter of electromagnetic energy. The transmitted energy represents every single electrical activity in the brain instantaneously. This means that we exist, during our lifetime, in two simultaneous modes: the physical mode and the electromagnetic mode. The physical mode represents the living status of an individual from the time he is conceived in his mother’s womb until death. As we all know, we have no decision making for our birth nor we have any decision making for our natural death. Upon death, the physical mode disintegrates into its basic elements and disappears except for the skeleton, if properly buried. The electromagnetic mode represents the living status of an individual, which is a record of every thought that is produced in his brain during his lifetime. It is a replica of the physical mode of an individual from the time the brain of the embryo becomes active until death. In this mode, which is created by the physical state, we have complete control of our decisions. Upon death, the electromagnetic mode remains in existence forever in our universe. As such, it seems that we do exist electromagnetically before and after death. However, I believe the electromagnetic field that is transmitted from the brain of each individual has a specific pattern. This would mean that it is quite possible to identify each person by his transmitted electromagnetic pattern in a similar way as fingerprints are used to identify people. The reason for this logic is based on the fact that if all people transmit the same electromagnetic patterns, then there is no need for our vocal cords. We would then communicate via electromagnetic transmission at the speed of light. There are two methods for measuring the output signals from the human brain: 1. EEG or electroencephalogram. This method is used to measure and record on a chart the electrical activity of the brain by using sensors (electrodes). 2. MEG or magnetoencephalography. This method is an imaging technique used to measure the magnetic fields produced by the electrical activity in the brain via extremely sensitive devices such as super conducting quantum interface devices (SQUID’s). The second method, MEG, is a much more accurate method for measuring the electromagnetic fields from the brain than the EEG. I have done extensive research to find data related to the patterns of electromagnetic fields that are transmitted from different brains but without success. There is no available data on this subject. So I put forward the following question to a prominent Neurologist (Professor and Chairman of the Neurology Department in a well known Medical Science University in USA): If we record the magnetic fields from the brains of 12 volunteers, using the MEG method, whereby each person is located in a separate room and each is exposed at the same moment to the same audio-visual data, would the recordings show a different pattern for each individual? His reply was that, with the present available equipment, the noise to signal ratio is quite high, which makes it difficult to differentiate between patterns. Let us assume for the purpose of my argument that my hypothesis is correct. I would, consequently, differentiate between two distinct modes that are associated with the transmission of data from the brain; namely, a dynamic mode and a steady state mode. 1. The dynamic mode represents the electrical activity of an active brain during the life span of an individual. These electrical currents are continuously changing in the brain and they interface between the present activities and those that are stored in the memory. In this mode, the brain transmits and receives electromagnetic patterns from other human beings. In other words, brains can potentially communicate with each other electromagnetically if they can tune to the transmitted patterns. Tuning to specific patterns may explain the strange psychic phenomenon. There are gifted people who have the capability to tune to different transmitted patterns that happened in the past or are taking place at the present time. They read the mind of different people and whatever they are thinking of whether in the conscious or subconscious mind. They can tune to different electromagnetic patterns of active brains as we tune to an AM or FM or TV station. In short, the psychic is able to read the data of an electromagnetic pattern that contains all the information about a person’s life. Not many people can tune to the electromagnetic patterns of others even though most of us have had the odd experience of communicating with another person. Most twins do that all the time. Some believe that this type of communication takes place by means of telepathy, mentalism, empathy, the sixth sense, the third eye (the Pineal Gland) and the like. These experiences do not occur frequently and they are transmitted to relay a specific and possibly an urgent message. I wish to mention one incident that happened to me. One evening, while reading a book at home in Toronto, I had the urge to call a classmate whom I had not seen or heard from for almost 10 years. I looked for his phone number but could not find it. The next day, after work, I went to the Main Public Library in search for his telephone number. He was working in the Silicon Valley, USA, heading a team of researchers. Again I could not find the number. Three months later I learned that George passed away on the same evening that I had the urge to call him. I have no doubt in my mind that he was trying to reach me. I may have tuned to the electromagnetic pattern that he was transmitting before leaving us. 2. The steady state mode represents the complete electrical activity of the brain that was transmitted before death. The electromagnetic pattern that was transmitted during a lifetime of a person remains somewhere in space. Since there is no more consciousness, there is no more added data to the pattern. If it is possible to locate and tune to any of these electromagnetic patterns, it is possible to play back a portion or a complete life span of a person. When a newly conceived infant starts forming, it is quite possible that it may tune to an existing electromagnetic pattern of a dead person. There are many incidents where patients under hypnosis speak in ancient languages that do not exist anymore. Also there are many incidents where people claim that they had a previous life or they lived in certain areas miles away from their present homes. This implies that a diseased person exists forever in the steady state electromagnetic mode. In conclusion, it will be very interesting if scientists invent a method to tune to the dynamic mode of the transmitted electromagnetic patterns of active brains. We may end up in a safer world. Also, it will be very interesting if scientists find a method to tune intelligent life to the steady state mode of diseased people and to those of their loved ones so that they can meet physically and replay their previous lives again. Who knows, maybe a new scientific field will be permitted legally to apply the steady state mode to perform “Bio-Magnetic” cloning. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
swansont Posted January 11, 2009 Share Posted January 11, 2009 The first “Thinking Man”, the Cro-Magnon, appeared on our planet Earth around 35000 B.C. and then he was followed by modern man. Since our universe is 14 billion years old, it implies that it took an extremely long time to create an optimal being, modern man. Optimal? Seriously? It is quite possible that intelligent life may have been created elsewhere in the universe, possibly even before modern man on Earth, but no one yet can confirm or deny such existence. This means that modern man is the cream of creation since he appeared last. The question that follows is: Why the life span of modern man is so very short relative to the time it took for his creation? Why should there be any correlation at all between the two? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JohnB Posted January 11, 2009 Share Posted January 11, 2009 This means that modern man is the cream of creation since he appeared last. So far. How do you know that something won't replace us? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
iNow Posted January 11, 2009 Share Posted January 11, 2009 Appeared last? Hahaha... Yeah... no new organisms have evolved since homesapien. That post is wrong on so many levels. Poor kid. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JohnB Posted January 12, 2009 Share Posted January 12, 2009 homesapien? That would be Ape from "George of the Jungle", wouldn't it? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
iNow Posted January 12, 2009 Share Posted January 12, 2009 You're right. I left out an "i". Should have been "homiesapien." My bad. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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