John Keller

I am not a scientist or a physicist nor a cosmologist, so this is a feeble attempt to summarize the idea of biocentrism. I see it as an enlightening and a challenging new perspective on the nature of life and reality. Therefore It stimulates the creative centers of our minds to go down a path that has been largely untraveled. It rests partly on the premise that individual awareness is an energy form that survives the death of the body. Individual conscious identity therefore freely exists after death and is the force of life that creates our reality. In addition, the perception and experience of life is not compartmentalized into separate entities of matter, but matter and consciousness are part of the same wholeness of everything. There is a complementary, integrating dynamic of reality that is its true nature at its fundamental level of existence. I could be off base and definitely missing large parts of the theory which I concede and therefore I am not prepared to debate the subject. The bottom line is that I find Lanza's books to be fascinating reading.!