When people dream of deceased people, is it related to multidimensional space?

Human beings only have one life, and perhaps because of this characteristic, people are very afraid of death. People want their lives to be extended, even immortal. Albert Einstein once left such a sentence before his death, "I am just one step ahead", does his words tell us that human beings, in fact, we are not really dead, but go to another world?

The current level of science and technology of mankind has developed rapidly, and people have discovered some secrets in our genes with their own efforts. It is precisely because of this that people are more and more curious about how we appeared in the world. And why did you leave?

We'll end up going back to**? This series of questions confuses us.

In the answer to these questions, scientists once found that Einstein proposed the theory of multidimensional space as early as his lifetime. Combined with what Einstein said about being one step ahead, does this mean that Einstein did not die, he just went to space in other dimensions?

We really don't have enough evidence that there are multidimensional spaces in the universe. But scientists say that multidimensional space is very likely to be real, for example, in real life, we often dream of those deceased relatives, they look so real in the dream, and will tell ourselves some things. However, when I woke up and found that everything was back to the way it was, it was just a dream.

Scientists speculate that this is most likely related to parallel space, and that the world in the dream is likely to be a passage to multidimensional space, which only appears when we humans are asleep.

The space in which human beings live is a three-dimensional space, and perhaps there are other dimensions of space in the universe, and in other activity spaces, there may be another space in which we live. And the death of our human beings is not really death, it is likely to go to another dimension, which is why we often have some strange dreams, and these dreams have a certain ** nature.

There are many mysteries about dreams, and these are just a few of the speculations of scientists. The truth of dreams will take a long time to understand, and perhaps with the development of technological civilization, human beings will be able to figure this issue out in the near future. If there really is a multi-dimensional space, it is very likely that people will no longer be afraid of death, and they will not feel sad about the death of a person.

I think that people dream of deceased people and have something to do with multidimensional space. Because in the dream we dream about how real the people are, and what they say is very much like them, and there may really be multi-dimensional space in the world, but we have not yet discovered it, maybe dreams are a way to reach multi-dimensional space.

Dreams are still an unsolved mystery to us, and we have not yet known the cause of dreams, but what we can probably understand is that we think about it during the day and dream it at night. We can't connect with the multidimensional space for the time being.

No. Because people dream that the deceased person just misses him too much, it has nothing to do with multidimensional space.

Scientists speculate that the death of a person is not really gone, but goes to another dimensional world, and the world in our dreams is the entrance to that multidimensional space. It is impossible to reach it when one is awake, and only when one is asleep, unconscious, and in a trance, can one have the opportunity to enter that multidimensional space.

Of course not. As the old saying goes: Thinking about the day and dreaming at night. Dreaming of a deceased person is only because you subconsciously have memories of this person.

Of course, it's not that I've entered any multidimensional space. Dreams are a physiological phenomenon caused by our brain cells being active while sleeping. Therefore, dreaming of a deceased person is pure longing.