Heaven, Hell & Quantum Physics

What happens to me when I die? Will I end up end up haunting my apartment building or some graveyard? Are the stories of exorcisms real, or are they really just fanciful stories? Do demons and angels really exist? Is there a hell? Is there a devil and why would he want your soul? Does religion really mean anything in a world full of skeptical scientists? If God exists, why does he allow evil to run rampant over the world? What's the difference between a ghost and a poltergeist? Can objects carry curses? Are psychics for real? How can we reconcile the evidence of ghosts, poltergeists and demonic possession with the very benign vision of Heaven presented by popular modern mediums?Most importantly, can a person who believes in science still believe in a spiritual world? Is there any scientific evidence that it exists? The answer to these questions lie in science itself. It turns out that Sir Isaac Newton doesn't run the show anymore.Science no longer believes in a determinate world. God DOES have a place to live, and there is so much evidence that human consciousness survives death that it can no longer be doubted. The skeptical arguments of the atheists have been thoroughly discredited by none other than Albert Einstein, Neils Bohr and Werner Heisenberg. The first part of this book concentrates on real world science. Relativity and quantum theory are two of the greatest discoveries of the twentieth century. Very few scientists who understand quantum theory and relativity want to talk about the implications of these theories, but the implications, are staggering and have virtually overthrown our materialist understanding of how our universe works. The second part of this book deals with the structural aspects of the spiritual world which allow ghosts, poltergeists, demons and the spirits of evil people to operate in their own sphere while you and I and other people who have lead decent lives will find a very real and idealized afterlife. The vacation won't last forever, but it will last as long as you like. Heaven is much larger and more interesting than you think You don't have to have lived a perfect life to find a pleasant afterlife. In the end, neither your sex life nor the degree to which you have obeyed religious dogmas make any difference. The key is simply the golden rule. "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." Everyone has a spiritual bank account, and most ordinary people have a positive balance.