what is parallel life does this really happen
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life which goes parallel (same incidents occur in both life) is parallel life...
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One of the most exciting and enticing topics to speculate about is the idea that our reality — our Universe the way it is and the way we experience it — might not be the only version of events out there. Perhaps there are other Universes, perhaps even with different versions of ourselves, different histories and alternate outcomes, than our own. When it comes to physics, this is one of the most exciting possibilities of all, but it’s far from a certainty. Here’s what the science actually says about whether this could be true or not.
The Universe, as far as the most powerful telescopes can see (even in theory), is vast, huge and massive. Including photons and neutrinos, it contains some 10^90 particles, clumped and clustered together into hundreds-of-billions-to-trillions of galaxies. Each one of those galaxies comes with around a trillion stars inside (on average), and they’re strewn across the cosmos in a sphere some 92 billion light years in diameter, from our perspective. But, despite what our intuition might tell us, that doesn’t mean we’re at the center of a finite Universe. In fact, the evidence indicates something quite to the contrary.(Sometime google helps)
(The observably universe might be 45 billion light years in [+])
This has given us a rich Universe, replete with many generations of stars, an ultra-cold background of leftover radiation, galaxies expanding away from us ever-more-rapidly the more distant they are, with a limit to how far back we can see. That limit is set by the distance that light has had the ability to travel since the instant of the Big Bang.
But this in no way means that there isn’t more Universe out there beyond the portion that’s accessible to us. In fact, from both observational and theoretical points-of-view, we have every reason to believe there’s plenty more, and perhaps even infinitely more. Observationally, we can measure a few different interesting quantities, including the spatial curvature of the Universe, how smooth and uniform it is in both temperature and density, and how it’s evolved over time.
In other worlds, would it be possible that there’s a Universe out there where everything happened exactly as it did in this one, except you did one tiny thing different, and hence had your life turn out incredibly different as a result?
Where you chose the job overseas instead of the one that kept you in your country?
Where you stood up to the bully instead of letting yourself be taken advantage of?
Where you kissed the one-who-got-away at the end of the night, instead of letting them go?
And where the life-or-death event that you or your loved one faced at some point in the past had a different outcome?
Answer me !
But wait ,
It means it’s up to you to make this Universe count. Make the choices that leave you with no regrets: take the dream job, stand up for yourself, navigate through the pitfalls as best you can, and go all-out every day of your life. There is no other Universe that has this version of you in it, and there is no future for you other than the one you live yourself into.
Make it the best one possible.
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My spirit world sources* used the term parallel lives to describe what might have been. It is not that parallel lives actually occur on another plane — they do not happen in any real sense. They are a simulation of what might have happened in real life if we had made a different choice.
I was told of a long-lost destiny named Michael. Twenty years earlier, my one encounter with him had been interrupted at “hello.” We had shared several previous lifetimes and had been destined to be together in this one. My sources were able to access records of our parallel life and tell me a little about what our life together would have been.
*My sources are two spirits who spoke to me through another person (directly, not channeled). I have written of my experience, and more of what was revealed to me, in the invisible choir.
The Universe, as far as the most powerful telescopes can see (even in theory), is vast, huge and massive. Including photons and neutrinos, it contains some 10^90 particles, clumped and clustered together into hundreds-of-billions-to-trillions of galaxies. Each one of those galaxies comes with around a trillion stars inside (on average), and they’re strewn across the cosmos in a sphere some 92 billion light years in diameter, from our perspective. But, despite what our intuition might tell us, that doesn’t mean we’re at the center of a finite Universe. In fact, the evidence indicates something quite to the contrary.(Sometime google helps)
(The observably universe might be 45 billion light years in [+])
This has given us a rich Universe, replete with many generations of stars, an ultra-cold background of leftover radiation, galaxies expanding away from us ever-more-rapidly the more distant they are, with a limit to how far back we can see. That limit is set by the distance that light has had the ability to travel since the instant of the Big Bang.
But this in no way means that there isn’t more Universe out there beyond the portion that’s accessible to us. In fact, from both observational and theoretical points-of-view, we have every reason to believe there’s plenty more, and perhaps even infinitely more. Observationally, we can measure a few different interesting quantities, including the spatial curvature of the Universe, how smooth and uniform it is in both temperature and density, and how it’s evolved over time.
In other worlds, would it be possible that there’s a Universe out there where everything happened exactly as it did in this one, except you did one tiny thing different, and hence had your life turn out incredibly different as a result?
Where you chose the job overseas instead of the one that kept you in your country?
Where you stood up to the bully instead of letting yourself be taken advantage of?
Where you kissed the one-who-got-away at the end of the night, instead of letting them go?
And where the life-or-death event that you or your loved one faced at some point in the past had a different outcome?
Answer me !
But wait ,
It means it’s up to you to make this Universe count. Make the choices that leave you with no regrets: take the dream job, stand up for yourself, navigate through the pitfalls as best you can, and go all-out every day of your life. There is no other Universe that has this version of you in it, and there is no future for you other than the one you live yourself into.
Make it the best one possible.
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Tessa Lynne, M.Ed.LPC therapist & author of The Invisible Choir (1984-present)
Answered Mar 29
My spirit world sources* used the term parallel lives to describe what might have been. It is not that parallel lives actually occur on another plane — they do not happen in any real sense. They are a simulation of what might have happened in real life if we had made a different choice.
I was told of a long-lost destiny named Michael. Twenty years earlier, my one encounter with him had been interrupted at “hello.” We had shared several previous lifetimes and had been destined to be together in this one. My sources were able to access records of our parallel life and tell me a little about what our life together would have been.
*My sources are two spirits who spoke to me through another person (directly, not channeled). I have written of my experience, and more of what was revealed to me, in the invisible choir.
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A parallel universe is a hypothetical self-contained reality co-existing with one's own. A specific group of parallel universes are called a "multiverse", although this term can also be used to describe the possible parallel universes that constitute reality.
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