Our Invisible Bodies: Scientific Evidence for Subtle Bodies

by Jay Alfred

What has Dark Matter got to do with your Afterlife? In 2006 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 dark plasma bodies which co-evolved 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.

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First published January 1, 2006

Reviews

[Mike Lisanke · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was a hot-fudge Sunday of physics->metaphysics ideas. It wasn't nutritious and was served already melting making it difficult to discern any individual idea from another. Some may find this tasty But (to me) it wasn't at all informative As many theories/ideas included are sound (in physics) and the metaphysical analog was weakened. I liked parts where an already comprehensible thought had previously been conveyed by other authors in their style. Some may find this a much better book than I found it.

[Maria Mehmood · Rating 2 out of 5]

this book has provided persuative evidence that we do have bodies that are currently invisible to us and earth is more than just its physical form but i swear there could be nothing boring than this book :P :P

[Gridknightt · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting topic but I couldn't keep up with all the jargon. For me it was a lot of Z-time with short interludes of wake up and pay attention material.