Biocentrism

How life and consciousness are the keys to the universe.

by Robert Lanza

You Really Are the Center of the Universe

We go to and fro our little affairs on an insignificant little planet orbiting an insignificant little sun. Scientists tell us that the universe doesn’t care if we—the little creatures who inhabit this earth—are alive or dead. But there’s a problem with this view—a big problem. Read More

In the Beginning There Was…What?

What came first, you or the universe? The answer is not only unsettling, but suggestive of something both mysterious and inescapable: that you're the template for the universe and the laws of nature themselves. Read More

When You Die, Do You Wake Up in the Morning?

The world, it turns out, isn’t the hard, cold place we imagine waking up to in the morning. We scientists are only beginning to pierce the surface of reality. Read More

The Most Astounding Thing in the Universe

The startling discovery that reality is observer-created challenges everything we know about ourselves and our relationship with the world. Read More

An Amazing Summer With B. F. "Fred" Skinner

While driving past Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, the great psychologist turned to me and said “You know, Rob, one day I’m going to be over there.” Now, thirty years later, it’s hard for me to drive by in the spring when the majestic trees are all in bloom. Read More

Where Are All The Aliens?

In Star Wars, the bars are bustling with alien creatures. Yet despite half a century of scanning the sky, NASA and SETI haven't found extraterrestrial life. So where are they? The problem may be more fundamental than anyone thought––it involves understanding our very selves. Read More

Does Time Really Exist?

We’ve all been taught that time and space exist. They’re real. Or are they? Films, novels, and television shows overflow with examples of characters transcending the everyday boundaries of space and time. But now, new experiments suggest there’s more than a morsel of truth in this popular culture genre. Read More

How Nature Deals with Good and Evil

There are consequences to our actions that transcend our ordinary, classical way of thinking. Evidence suggests nature’s justice may be inescapable and absolute. Read More

The Upside of the Holiday Blues

What Spinoza and Pink Floyd can teach us about happiness and pain. Read More

Does The Soul Exist? Evidence Says ‘Yes’

The reality of the soul is among the most important questions of life. Although religions recognize its existence, how do we know if souls really exist? A string of new scientific experiments helps answer this ancient spiritual question. Read More

Where Is the Universe? The Answer Could Change Your Life

The key to understanding life and nature. Why you’re free to enjoy the unfolding of life without the guilt-ridden sense of control, and the obsessive need to avoid messing up. What appears “out there” is actually occurring in your mind, not in an external location distant from yourself. Read More

The True Nature of Death and Eternity

Contemplation of time and the discoveries of modern science suggest that the mind is the ultimate reality, paramount and limitless. It doesn't die with the body. Read More

Has History Occurred Yet?

Recent discoveries require us to rethink our understanding of history. I just read Stephen King's new novel "11/22/63" about a man who travels back in time to change the world. Amazingly, it turns out the past isn't set in stone. A series of real experiments suggest history is a biological phenomenon, and that the past might depend on actions you haven’t taken yet. Read More

Why Do You Exist?

Don’t look to the sky and gods for answers. It lies deeper. Read More

Is Death an Illusion? Evidence Suggests Death Isn’t the End

Life is an adventure that transcends our ordinary linear way of thinking. Read More

The Secret of the World: Experiments Suggest We’re the Key to the Universe

We think everything is an accident of physics, but a long list of experiments suggests just the opposite. Amazingly, if you add us to the equation, you can explain some of the biggest puzzles of science. For instance, it becomes clear why space and time – and even the properties of matter itself − depend on the observer. Read More

Robert Lanza, M.D., is Chief Scientific Officer of Advanced Cell Technology and an Adjunct Professor at Wake Forest University School of Medicine.

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