Our Invisible Bodies: Scientific Evidence for Subtle Bodies

What has plasma and dark matter got to do with your afterlife? In 2005 Jay proposed that dark matter (which comprises about 85 per cent of the matter in the universe) could include self-interacting dark plasma. Subsequently, this proposal received support in the scientific literature. This has significant implications not only for the universe as a whole, but also planet Earth and its inhabitants. In recent years, scientists have pointed out to the life-like characteristics of plasma. How has this life-like dark plasma participated in human evolution? Does dark plasma provide the physical basis for your afterlife? Do we have plasma bodies which co-evolved endosymbiotically with our ordinary matter bodies but are currently invisible to us? This book explores this in detail, while adhering to experimental data, with some surprising conclusions.  Highlighted readers' comments: “I have read several books over the years on this theme of correlating science with spirit. They include "The Tao of Physics" and more recently " The Divine Matrix". This masterpiece by Jay Alfred, however, is one of the best because it explores deeper and more passionately than the others. A riveting read and in my opinion, this book should be a best seller.” “There's nothing parapsychological/paranormal about it, we just haven't had the science to explain it until now.” “I've been reading all three of Jay Alfred's books and, so far, I've seriously enjoyed all of them. I actually haven't been able to put them down.” “The first few pages are worth the price of this book.”

Jay Alfred is an independent researcher and the author of several books, including Our Invisible Bodies: Scientific Evidence for Subtle Bodies, Between the Moon and Earth: A Scientific Exploration of Heavens and Hells, Dark Earth and Brains and Realities. His research areas are in Conscious Realism and Self-Interacting Dark Plasma (SIDP). He is the author of Dark Plasma Theory which proposes that dark matter (i.e., invisible matter that makes up 85 per cent of the matter in the universe) includes soups of self-interacting particles in a plasma state. It predicts the evolution and existence of many species of dark plasma life forms, and their corresponding habitats and niches in counterpart dark planets which co-rotate with the visible Earth. The most glaring omission of current astrobiology is that we are searching for life only in ordinary matter, ignoring the bulk composed of dark matter. Jay has been researching on dark matter lifeforms for more than twenty years with numerous publications on a new field he calls 'dark astrobiology'. Of particular interest are the symbiotic relationships between dark plasma lifeforms and humans, and the resulting scientific implications on the human afterlife. Against a wider perspective, Jay researches on the close correlations and strong causal inferences between the varieties of consciousness and the attributes of various realities.

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