This is a diagram showing a man during life, located between birth and death. He can see birth and he can see death, but he cannot see the other side of death.
This diagram sets up the problem of solving for afterlife. If we make the assumption that birth and death are the same dimensional change, and are oriented in the correct manner, solving for afterlife becomes immenently possible.
Image 2) Artists rendition of a perfect geometic line
This diagram shows the moment life begins as a specific point in time. Before that time, there is no life. After that time, there is life going forward.
This diagram shows a side view of the moment of conception along a timeline. From this view, we can see that life makes a quantum change at brith. It steps up, from nothing before brith to life (awareness) after birth. Awareness stays in this (0D) state throughout life.
Image 3) A diagram showing a perfect zero-thickness geometric plane
This is another view of the beginning of life. Here it is shown as a vertical plane, or a slice of time. There is a specific point (X,Y,Z,T) where life begins.
This diagram is another view of the moment life begins. Afterlife theory states that life begins at a moment in time. Awareness attains this (0D) state, then stays there throught life. At death, it will change states again.
Image 4) An artists concept of space - unlimited x, y, and z
This images is a view from within 3D software. A camera exists, looking at a cube. The camera point of view represents awareness in humans.
Three dimensional (3D) software is great for explaining the geometry of life. In this view, it shows a cube oject in the environemt. It also shows are camera on the left. The camera represents the (0D) point-of-view awareness that exists within the (3D) environment.
Image 5) A geometric 3D model showing the highlighted corner of a perfect cube - a (0D) geometric point
This is an image of the panel that controls the camera. The red box notifies us that the camera exists at a location, just like awareness in humans.
To further emphasize the similarities between the geometry of 3D software and life, we show the software panel that controls the camera shown above. Notice how the camera has a specific X,Y,Z location within the enviroment. The camera, like awareness, is a (0D) point of view. It's geometry is a single point in space and time.
Image 6) A geometric 3D model showing the highlighted face of a perfect cube - indicating a (2D) plane
This is the panel that controls our location within time in 3D software. The blue point, on the left, represent the presnt moment. This is where awareness exists.
This is the actual view, looking through the camera at the environment, from its location in time at point one. Notice how this geometry matches our living gemetry perfectly. We too are located at a point within the environment, looking out at the world around us.
Image 7) A geometric model of a cube with each face highlighted - indicating (3D) geometric space
This is a view of the environment looking through the camera. There camera operates from a location in the environment. It this case it is looking at the cube.
We can simulation the beginning of life, in 3D software, by pressing the 'Render Animation.' button in the softare. When we do this, the camera begins to 'see', rendering the world. Thus the system (camera and surrounding space) become alive and aware.
Image 8) A model within 3D software showing a cube and its position on a time-line - indicating (4D) space and time
This panel shows how we can bring the scene alive in 3D sotware. We simply click the 'Render Animation' button and the system becomes 'alive',
This is another view of the geometry of time within 3D software. The notable features are marked with red boxes. Noted are the blue (record) button, the present moment (currenly located at frame 155), and the start (birth) and end (death) of the animated sequence. The geometry fits the human condition perfectly.
Image 9) A geometric model of two concentric boxes, the same size and position, showing the control panel for each
This illustration shows the timeline panel. We can bring awareness alive by clicking the blue record button on the left. Awareness exists at the blue pointer.
This thought experiment employs the concept of opening awareness to three conversations in the room, instead of just the one we are currently engaged in
Image 10) A geometric model of two concentric boxes. One has been made smaller, the other has been made larger.
This is a model of a theorectical 'birth machine'. The birth machine is situated at the beginning of life. The birth machines takes 'nothing' in, and expels 'life' out the other side.
This is a 3D model of a theorectical birth machine. The design is arbitrary. There is an input and an output to the machine. The machine creates life, so to speak. It does this by taking nothing in the input side and sending 'life' out the output side. This transition, from 'nothing' to 'life' takes place in an instant. The dimensional change in life takes place in a moment.
Image 11) A geometric 3D model showing two concentric boxes. One has been halved in size and the other has doubled in size.
This is another view of the 'birth machine' in time. The white line is the moment life begins. Before this time, there is 'nothing'. After this line, there is 'life'.
Here is a face-on view ot the birth machine. From this view, we can see that 'nothing' goes in the input side (shown in red), and life comes out the output side (shown in blue). For this thought experiment, the birth machine is capabie of creating life from nothing in this manner.
Image 12) A geometric 3D model of two concentric boxes. One has been reduced to one quarter of its size. The other has expanded four fold.
This is a perspective view of the birth machine, located on a 'time' axis. The Red Plane is the plane of conception. There is nothing before it, and life after it.
Here is still another view of the birth machine. This time it is shown in perspective. It is located along a time axis. There is a plane at the moment of brith. To the left of this plane (before), there is nothing. To the right of this place (after), there is life. The plane of time is the moment life begins.
Image 13) An artists rendition of a pyramid. The pyramid has been sliced with a horizontal plane, thereby cuttin the pyramid.
This is a perspective view of the birth machine. We are looking back at it from the perspective of being alive. From our point of view (during life), we can see the output side of birth.
In this view, we are situated during life. From our location in time, we can look back at the moment of birth. The lower image shows what this looks like from our perspective. From here we can see only see the output side of the birth machine. We cannot get around to the other side to see what goes in to the birth machine.
Image 14) An artistss rendition of a pyramid sliced with a plane. On the plane, we have place two concentric boxes.
This is a perspective view of another birth machine, located at the end of life. From our perspetive (during life) we can see the input side of death. We cannot see the output side of death.
Here we see the birth machine from the perspective of during life. Instead of looking back, we are looking forward to death. From this perspective, we can only see the input side of the birth machine. We cannot get around to the other side to see the output side of the birth machine.
Image 15) An artists rendition of a pyramid and two boxes. The inner box has been reduced by half. The outer box has been expanded by two.
This diagram shows the two (brith and death) birth machines, located at both ends of life. Option one shows life stepping up at birth, then stepping down at death. Option two (the true option) shows life stepping up at birth, then stepping up again (to a higher power) at death.
This diagram shows the proper orientation of the birth machines, with one located at birth and the other located at death. The top illustration shows the birth machines facing each other. In this orientation life goes from nothing - to life - to nothing. On the bottom view, we show the birth machines in line. In this orientation we see life going from nothing to life to super life. Under this configuration life gets muliplied at birth, then gets multiplid again at death.
Image 16) An artists rendition of a pyramd with two concentric boxes. The inner box has been reduced to one tenth. The outer box has expanded ten foild.
This diagram is a perspective view of life. It shows the plane of concetion and the plane of death. Notice how the birth machiines are location in the proper orientation. They are not facing each other - the are in line with each other. This way, life steps up, then steps up again.
This illustration is a 3D model showing the birth machines aligned in the proper in-line manner. Here we show life making a quatum change to (0D) at birth, then making a quatum change again to (4D) at death.
Image 17) An artists rendition of when the inner box reaches the apex. Now the inner box has been reduced to a (0D) geometric point.
This is another perspective view of the birth machines. The red cube repesents life. Notice how, staring from the left, life steps up from 1 to 5, then it steps up again from 5 to 25. Birth and death are the same mathematical function.
This illustration show a 3D view of life going through both birth and death transistions. For illustration purposes we show life as a cube. It starts out in the left as a single 1U cube. It goes through the first birth machine where it transitions into a 5U cube. Then the 5U cube goes into the birth machine a second time where it comes out a 25U cube.
Image 18) An artists rendition of the inner box becoming the apex of the pyramid in closeup. The apex of the pyramid and the inner box have been reduced to a (0D) point.
This equation defines our original problem, solving for afterlife. On the birth side, we have 'nothing' over 'life'. On the death side, we have 'life' over... The answar lies in the next equation.
Here is an equation which embodies the mathematics shown in the 3D model above. Remember that the birth machine is the same at birth and death. It brings about the same quantum change in both. On the left, birth side, we have the input and top and the output on the bottom. The is nothing over life. On the right side we have the input on the top and the output on the bottom, or life over ?
Image 19) This is an artists rendition of the point-of-view from the outer box out in space, looking down at the inner box apex of the pyramid. You would see this view during an OBE.
Here is the afterlife equation solved. On the brith side, it show 'nothing' over 'position'. On the death side, it shows 'position' over 'time and space'. According to this equation, life becomes time and space at death.
This illustration shows the equation solved. This reads as follows: 'nothing' is to 'position' as 'position' is to ?. The answers is (4) space-time. Consciousness makes a quatum change from nothing to position on the left. Then consciousness makes the same quantum change, this time going from (0D) position to (4D) space-time.
Image 20) An equation in artists view of pyramid geometry. It shows awareness as the apex on the left, and memory as space on the right.
Here is the same equation rephrased. On the birth side, it shows 'nothing' over 'life'. On the death side, it shows 'life' over 'everything'. According to this equation, life will become everything (all space and time) at death.
Here we take that same equation and restate it into more human terms. This equation reads as follows. At birth, we have nothing before conception and life after it. At death, we have life before death and we have everything (unlimited space-time and everything it contains) after it. This is the true meaning of being reborn.
Image 21) An artists rendition of a comprehensive equation of pyramid geometry including time. It shows (0D) point awareness on the left, and (4D) space-time memory on the right.
Here is the same equation rephrased. On the birth side, it shows 'nothing' over 'life'. On the death side, it shows 'life' over 'everything'. According to this equation, life will become everything (all space and time) at death.
Here we take that same equation and restate it into more human terms. This equation reads as follows. At birth, we have nothing before conception and life after it. At death, we have life before death and we have everything (unlimited space-time and everything it contains) after it. This is the true meaning of being reborn.
