Proof Of Afterlife By Birth

1. Can the Afterlife Be Proven? Defining the Question

1.1. Setting Up the Question's Logic

Solving for the afterlife is looking at what we have and solving for what is missing. Shown below is a life, what we know, and what we do not know:

Put yourself in place of the person in the illustration. Here we are alive, between birth and death on a timeline. From our position between birth and death, let's take a look at what we know and what we do not know.

This is what we know:
1. We know what comes before birth - basically nothing.
2. We know what comes after birth - life, and awareness
3. We know what comes before death - this is the same as item 2, life and awareness

This is what we do not know:
4. What we cannot see is what comes after death. This lies outside our view. From our perspective between birth and death, we cannot see this.

This is what we can assume:
5. We can assume that the event of birth and the event of death are the same.

Given these facts and assumptions, our problem is to solve for the output side of death. The output side of death is our unknown quantity. We are going to further define the event of birth and the sections that follow starting with birth.

1.2. Birth: The Moment When the Camera Turns On

Birth can be defined as the moment awareness turns on. Drawing a parallel to three-dimensional software, birth would be defined as the precise moment when the camera is turned on and begins rendering the scene.

Life, awareness, is a constant. It turns on at the moment of birth. It turns off at the moment of death. During that time, awareness is constant. I want to step away from the physical being and think about just life. I am not talking about the manifestation of life. I am talking about life itself. At conception, you have a change in life that takes place. Birth is an event. This event takes us from not having life to having life. A moment before this event there was no life. A moment after this event, there is life. The change took place in a single moment in time. If you were to take this event and draw a diagram of it on a timeline, it would look like this:

The point is that life began at a moment in time. Life was not something that took place as a build-up over a duration of time. On the contrary, life began in one moment. You can think of the birth of life as a spark. It was a quantum change, life going from nothing to life, that took place in an instant. The camera (awareness) went from off to on. This transition from off to on took place in a single moment in time as shown above.

1.3. Birth: The Moment When Life Begins

Here is another diagram showing the event of birth in perspective view. This diagram defines the specific point in time and space where life begins. Before that moment, on the left side of the plane, there was no life. After that moment, on the right side of the plane, there is life. Life can be traced back to one point in time and space where our life began.

In geometric terms life began at a specific moment in time and a specific point in space. Life began at a location within time and space, then moved forward in time and through space from that point. Looking at birth in geometric terms, life began at a single point in spacetime. From the point of its origin, life moved forward in time and through space.

1.4. Defining Awareness in Space Using 3D Software

An understanding of birth is required to prove afterlife. To quantify birth, we want to the mathematics of geometry, as demonstrated by 3D software. The beginning of life at birth is analogous to a camera turning on in 3D modeling software. Here is a picture of the camera (shown in orange) in a three-dimensional environment called Blender.

We can describe birth as the moment the camera turns on. Imagine, in your mind's eye, a scene like this when the camera is turned on. When birth occurs, the camera turns on. The camera starts to perceive. Suddenly the camera becomes aware of its environment. This is analogous to what happens at birth.

To get an idea of what happens at birth, we need to take a closer look at the camera within the context of 3D modeling software. Here are the parameters for the camera as defined within the software.

The camera is located within the three-dimensional space. Take note of the location fields. The camera exists at a specific point within the environment. The point has a specific x, y, and z location. Note there is only one point within the environment where the camera exists. For the sake of argument, the camera exists at a single point. Our awareness is like the camera. It can be thought of as a single point of awareness within its three-dimensional environment.

1.5. Defining Awareness in Time Using 3D Software

It is important to note the camera has a location in time too. Within the 3D modeling software, the camera has a time parameter which is shown here:

The blue box on the lower, left shows the current time location of the camera. Like space, the camera can move through time, however, at any given time it exists at only one moment in time.

In summary, the camera exists at a specific point in space and at a specific moment in time. This is important because this represents the output of birth. Afterlife is a geometric proof. As such, it is important to define, in geometric terms, awareness during life. Just like the camera in the three-dimensional software, awareness exists at a single point in time-space. This defines the state of awareness during life. In geometry terms, awareness is a single point within the environment. The during-life awareness exists at a single geometric point within its space-time environment, exactly like the camera exists at a point within its four-dimensional software world.

1.6. Defining Life's Beginning Using 3D Software

This is the view of looking through the camera in three-dimensional software called Blender. It is the same scene as above, only this time we are looking through the camera. Our location is at the camera, a single point within the environment. This is our view from that point.

The moment life begins is analogous to the moment we turn the camera on. It can be thought of as awareness coming alive. The camera has begun to perceive the outside environment. To make this happen we render the scene as follows:

To start the camera recording I go to the Render menu and pull down to Render Animation. When I do this the camera turns on. It begins recording. This is similar to the beginning of life. At the moment of conception, our camera turns on. It begins recording. It becomes aware. It becomes alive.

So the beginning of life is the moment the camera turns on and begins recording. In geometric terms, we have awareness at a point in the environment that turns on and begins to record within the environment. We can see that in the program's timeline shown here:

When Render Animation is clicked, the recording turns on. This is shown by the blue button with a white dot above. The current location is shown as the blue 155 in the timeline. This is the moment awareness is currently located. The time start location, shown on the upper right, is 1. This represents the beginning of life. The time-end location is 250. This represents the end of life. The camera begins at point 1, then moves through time towards point 250. The image above shows the camera at point 155, slightly more than halfway between the start and end of life.

In summary, we have awareness represented by the camera, which is alive and perceiving the environment. It turns on at frame one. It continues to record, thought of as being aware of the environment until the end of life at frame 250. In geometric terms, we have a single point within an unlimited time-space continuum exactly as shown in this three-dimensional software. It is important to know that awareness is a single point surrounded by time-space that is limitless.

1.7. Conclusion: Birth, Life, Awareness, Space and Time

The exploration of life and awareness through geometric principles offers a unique perspective. By comparing human awareness to a camera in 3D software, we gain a structured way to conceptualize the transition of life at birth. This framework provides an intriguing lens through which we can seek to understand the nature of human awareness.

The analogy between awareness and a 3D camera highlights key similarities: both are bound by specific positions in time and space, perceiving their environment from a singular viewpoint. Birth, in this context, is defined as the moment the camera - or awareness - turns on. This act of activation symbolizes the moment life begins, making a quantum leap from nothingness to existence. Life then exists as a constant, moving forward through time and space, much like a camera recording frames within a defined timeline. Awareness, like the camera, operates as awareness located at a point of view perceiving the surrounding environment.

If awareness begins at a specific point in spacetime and continues forward, then might the termination of awareness be another transition similar to birth? If birth and death are similar, then the application of geometric logic may lead to a deeper understanding of afterlife - the unknown side of the equation. Ultimately, this approach challenges us to think beyond conventional perspectives. By framing awareness and existence within geometric constructs, we can pursue a more grounded and analytical exploration of afterlife. While the unknown remains, the journey of seeking its solution brings us closer to understanding. That journey starts in the next section.

2. The Analogy of the Birth Machine

2.1. Creating a Theoretical Birth Machine

Life exists after birth. Life did not exist before birth. At the moment of birth, an event occurred. The event occurs in an instant, hence its name. It has been called the spark of life. When the spark of life occurs, we now have life when before we had nothing. We now have an existence emanating from a position within time and space. This existence has a position in both time and space. The transition from nothing to life took place in an instant.

Picture the crafting of a machine, depicted below, that holds the remarkable power to conceive life, conjuring it from the void in an instant. The inner workings, the mechanics hidden from view, need not occupy our thoughts right now. Our focus is only on the input of the machine, the resultant yield it produces, and the fleeting duration of time that it takes. That looks like this:

We do not know how life happens. All we know is that it does happen. Here is how our machine works:

1. We take nothing and put it into the input side of our birth machine.
2. It passes through the machine in an instant.
3. It comes out of the output side of the machine as life.

This is life simplified that we see every day. The birth machine is simply a visual look of describing birth in an unconventional (and mechanical) way. It defines birth (the beginning of life) in geometric terms.

2.2. Defining the Transition at The Beginning of Life

I want to take a closer look at our birth machine. We understand that birth takes place at the beginning of life. To understand how birth works in geometric terms, let us look at the precise moment life begins, shown below as the white vertical line. To the left of the line, there is no life. This is shown in red. To the right of the line, there is life. This is shown in blue.

1. On the left (red input) side we put in nothing.
2. Inside the machine, at a precise moment, life turns on.
3. Life is expelled out the right (blue output) side.
4. This transition, from nothing to life, took place in a moment.

2.3. A Time-Space View at The Beginning of Life

We need to take a closer look at the transition that occurred at birth in a time-space view as shown here:

In this view, we've tilted this back to show the geometry. The height, width, and depth coordinates represent the specific location within the environment where life begins. The horizontal coordinate is time. The red plane, perpendicular to time, represents the exact moment in time when life begins. This drawing is intended to show this important fact: Life begins at one specific location in both time and space.

2.4. Looking Back in Time at The Beginning of Life

Think back in time to the moment your life started. You are looking back in time at the output side of birth. Using our birth machine, what you see is the blue output side of the birth machine. Visually you can only see the blue output side. The red input side is hidden from view. That is what we see when we look back in time at our birth:

Looking back in time toward our birth, we looking at the output side of birth.

2.5. Looking Forward in Time at the End of Life

When we look forward to the end of life, we are looking at the red input side of birth. Visually that looks like this:

During life, we are looking forward in time toward our death, we looking at the input side of the birth machine as shown above.

2.6. Summary of the Birth Machine, Why It Is Important

The "Analogy of the Birth Machine" offers a conceptual framework to describe the transition from nonexistence to life mechanically and geometrically. The model envisions a theoretical machine that transforms "nothing" into "life" in an instant, symbolizing the spark of life that defines birth. The process is visualized as a red input (nothingness) transitioning through a vertical plane representing the precise moment of life's beginning, and emerging as a blue output (existence). This transition is instantaneous and occupies a specific position in time and space. The analogy extends to a four-dimensional perspective, where time is a horizontal axis, and the exact moment of conception is a red plane marking the transition. Reflecting on life from the output side (blue) reveals a perspective of life already in existence, while looking forward toward death frames the process in reverse, focusing on the input side (red) as the transition point between states. This analogy simplifies the profound mystery of life's emergence into a geometric and mechanical representation.

3. Applying Birth Twice, Once at the Beginning and Again at the End

3.1 Orientation of the Birth Machine at Death

The orientation of the Birth Machine at death is critical. Most people know and trust what they see. When most people think about what happens at death, they envision what happens in Option One below. Option One reads as follows. Life is off before birth. At birth, life turns on. Then at death life turns off again.

This makes sense because this is what we see as outside observers. We want to focus on the orientation of the birth machine, at death, in Option One. In this scenario, the birth machines at birth and death oppose each other as shown here:

Option Two is the correct scenario. In Option Two, the Birth Machines at birth and death are aligned. In other words, the Birth Machine from Option One is flipped around, so the input at death faces the output at birth.

We read Option Two as follows. On the far left, life is OFF. Then it passes through the first Birth Machine where it turns ON. It remains ON until it passes into the second birth machine where it turns it ON again. LIFE gets amplified twice. LIFE passes through the birth machine at the beginning of life, where it gets amplified by a fixed amount. Then it passes through the second birth machine where it gets amplified again by that same amount.

3.2. Exploring Birth, Life, and Death Through Geometry

This is a four-dimensional view of the geometry of life. It shows, as we explained in the section above, that the Birth Machines are in alignment.

It is important to recognize the geometry of birth and death. Looking back at birth we see the output side of birth. The moment of birth, when life begins, is depicted by a red plane. We cannot see before the plane. We can only see after the plane.

Looking forward toward death we see the input side of birth, once more. The moment of death is depicted as a plane. We can only see before this plane. We cannot see after the plane. During life, we see the output of birth and the input of death. Now we will once again turn to geometry to explain what happens to life as it passes through two births.

3.3. Visualizing the Multiplying of Life at Death

To solve for the afterlife, I want to look at the diagram below. In this diagram, we are going to see what happens to awareness by following it through birth, life, and death. Birth and death are the same transition. Our birth machine takes what comes in and multiplies it by five. This is what that looks like:

Here is how to read this diagram:

1. Starting at the left, we have a cube one unit. This is to the left of the first birth machine. This is before birth.
2. The cube goes through the first birth machine from left to right. It transitions through birth where it gets expanded five times to become a cube that is now five units. Here the cube sits between birth and death, where it stays as a cube of five units.
3. The cube moves into the second birth machine, transitioning a second time. It moves through the second birth machine moving left to right. This time, however, it went in as a cube of five units.
4. The cube gets multiplied again, by five times. The cube comes out as a cube that is 25 units.

You can see, by following the logic above, that life expands at birth and then it expands again at death. Life goes up when it passes through the Birth Machine.

3.4. In Summary, What Happens to Life at Death?

The "Orientation of the Birth Machine at Death" reimagines the transition of life and death through a geometric lens, challenging traditional perceptions. While many assume life turns off at death (Option One), the correct model (Option Two) aligns the Birth Machines at birth and death, where the input at death mirrors the output at birth. This alignment suggests that life transitions through birth, remains active, and undergoes a similar transition at death, amplifying rather than extinguishing existence. The concept is further explored through a visual analogy, where a cube representing life expands fivefold at birth and multiplies again at death, transforming into a larger cube symbolizing an amplified state of existence. This perspective reframes death as a multiplication of life rather than the end of it.

4. The Afterlife Birth Equations

4.1 The Original Birth Equation

I want to return to the initial problem we set up at the beginning of the theory. We showed a man standing in life, between birth a death, as shown in the inset below. This diagram sets up the basic parameters of the problem. Out of that original diagram (inset), comes the equation shown below:

1. On the left, is the birth side of the equation.
2. On the right, is the death side of the equation.

On the left, the birth side, we have nothing on top, divided by life on the bottom. What comes before birth is the numerator. What comes after birth is the denominator. These form a ratio.

On the right, on the death side, we have life on top divided by the unknown quantity on the bottom. What comes before death is the numerator. What comes after death is the denominator. This forms the exact, same ratio. Hence, both sides of the equation are equal.

4.2. The Values We Know Can Be Assigned

What we are looking to do is assign a value to life. To do that, I want to use geometry. In Sections 1.4 and 1.5 above, we likened life to a camera in 3D software. We described birth as the moment the 3D software camera, turns on. Since no life exists in a turned-off camera, we can define life as the difference between a camera when turned on and the same camera when turned off. What is the difference between a camera that is ON, versus the same camera that is OFF?

The difference would be, that the ON camera is perceiving the environment. One could think of it as being aware of the environment. The ON camera is aware. The OFF camera is not. This difference, being aware, versus not is the quantity that is imbued into the camera during birth. Notice, that there was no size, mass, or weight added to the camera. It was this quality of awareness that was added at birth.

To quantify what awareness is, we can return to our analogy of 3D software. The ON camera in 3D software has these qualities:
1. It has a defined position, orientation, and field of view.
2. It operates from a fixed point in space and time.
3. It perceives what lies within its immediate environment.
4. The environment around the camera is infinite and multidimensional.

Based on these four qualities, I would quantity LIFE within our equation, as positional awareness.

We are going to return to our equation now, but first, we are going to remove the quantity called LIFE. In its place, we are going to substitute awareness at POSITION. Now we put position (the point where life exists) into our equation. It now looks like this:

This is the same equation, except now we have the understanding that LIFE has been defined as awareness located at a position within the environment. Now that we have quantified LIFE, all parameters exist and we can solve for the unknown quantity.

The unknown quantity, the denominator on the death site, is all time and space. In terms of geometry, all spacetime is the only value that can balance the equation.

Looking at this strictly in terms of geometry, we want to envision the left as nothing on top and a single geomatic point on the bottom. On the right side, we want to envision a single geometric point on top. Under these conditions, the bottom must be all space and time. This mathematics works out precisely. To put it in simpler terms:

Nothing is to a Geometric Point as a Geometric Point is to all Space and Time.

4.3. Solving the Equation for Afterlife

The equation above describes the geometric structure of afterlife. Before our death, we are position within time and space, like a point. After death, we are one with all of time and space, like the surrounding universe.

This geometric structure is not entirely accurate because surrounding time and space sounds like an empty box. This is not true. When it comes to afterlife, nothing is lost. Everything is retained. Afterlife is all-inclusive. It's not like we need to gather everything around us either. It is already there. We are in the presence of everything we ever experienced, at all times during life. It's in memory. We access memory as time-space in the last moment of life. Everything is in memory, always.

In afterlife, we will be reunited with loved ones. They will be there. All your very best thoughts of gratitude will be there. The emotional love you receive throughout life will be there. If you go on a vacation and see fantastic places, they will be there. Here is the final afterlife equation. The unknown quantity is finally solved. In the last moment of life, we become one with everything as shown here:

Afterlife is an explosion of life. Life transitions from the smallest possible thing (location) to the largest possible thing (space throughout time). An explosion of awareness of infinite magnitude means that life explodes to become everything. Afterlife includes everything and everybody.

The mathematics of afterlife, as shown in the equation above, is developed from the perspective of the individual involved. When I say throughout all time, I mean throughout all time relative to the individual. All time, relative to the individual, encompasses every moment from the beginning of their life to the end. From that person's perspective, that is all time. In the same manner, all space is all space relative to the individual. That means their environment. To that person, their environment is all space. When you look at the afterlife equation this way - from the perspective of the individual involved - the geometry of afterlife falls into place. This simple, elegant, beautiful mathematical concept works out perfectly.

4.4. What Will Afterlife Be Like Emotionally?

Afterlife will be greater than anything imaginable. It is greater than life. Life is temporary. It has an end. Afterlife is forever. It is not an exaggeration to say that the true meaning of life is to build an afterlife.

Life is confinement. We are confined to a point at the center of space and a moment within time. Afterlife is the opposite. At the last moment of life, our confinement ends. Our awareness, formally confined to location, is unfurled throughout space and time. Like birth, this unfurling of awareness happens in a moment. The transition of time and space is momentous.

The dimensional change in life that takes place at the end is infinite. Afterlife is not a multiplication of life from one to ten, or of one to one hundred. It is a complete dimensional change of life from the smallest geometric entity (a point) to the largest geometric entity (all time and space). The afterlife is grander than anything imaginable. Whatever you are thinking; double it. Then double it again. You are still not even close.

If I had to describe afterlife, it would include the following:

1. You become one with all knowledge.
2. You see everyone you have ever known.
3. You become all-seeing and knowing.
4. You become one with all time.
5. You become one with all space.

As grand as these statements are, they are still an understatement. There are no words that can describe the splendor, grandeur, and scale of what awaits us. I, nor anyone else, can comprehend the scope of what is coming. We simply have no frame of reference to feel it, experience it, or explain it.

4.5. How Can Afterlife Exist Physically?

I know you think this cannot physically be possible. If afterlife is an expansion in time and space, then why don't we see it? Afterlife is a change of life. By going through death, awareness expands from its mortal state, one point in time and space, to all of time and space. Through death, life changes dimension. It transitions from one moment in the present to all time.

It only takes one moment to become all of time.

Life does not exist for even one moment after death. However, that one last moment contains all time. In like manner, it only takes one location to become all space. How is this possible?

The key to afterlife is memory. Memory contains time and space. We spend a lifetime accumulating memories. Memory absorbs time and space as we move through life. It builds a time-space continuum during life. It is this time-space continuum, contained in memory that enables the transition from a location in space to all space and time.

Because this is memory and pure information, afterlife transcends the physical body. The expansion emanates from a single location. That is why we do not see it. We are not at the point in time and space where dimensional change happens. The only time we see this personally is when we go through it. We do not have to see it, however, to prove that it exists. Afterlife is the opposite of what we would expect of death. We see life coming to an end. Afterlife is the opposite of what we see. We see life going to nothing. The person going through death sees life becoming everything.

Proof of Afterlife by Birth is based on the assumption that birth and death are the same event viewed from different sides. The act of life ending causes an opposite reaction where life becomes everything. We become the mathematical inverse of what we are during life. Afterlife is an infinite awareness explosion throughout all of space and time. It only lasts for one physical moment. However, one moment is all we need, because inside that one moment is all time and space. Outside observers do not see this. Life changing dimension, completely and totally on its very last moment, is how afterlife works.

-- This concludes Proof Of Afterlife by Birth --