A first-person account of a spontaneous transcendent experience that matches many of the features described in Vedantic classical literature. There is also an amateur effort to interpret
the episode in terms of quantum scientific concepts involving a cosmic conscious matrix created by the entanglement of the neurophoton of our brains with proto-conscious quanta permeating infinite space.

http://geocities.com/maya-gaia/mysticalexp.html

It suggests a model which may describe how our consciousness may survive death and the possibility of reincarnation.

As I use the term "model" it simply means a conceptual form or hypothesis and is not necessarily reproduceable as in empirical experimental scientific evidence to support a theory. For a theory to be scientific it should be falsifiable (theoretical possible to be falsified) My model is not scientific in that sense. My thoughts on reincarnation is that I am skeptical but not unbelieving as described in my website. The concept of the Disk is interesting although I am reluctant to venture much beyond the realms accessable via quantum concepts and classical Vedic metaphysics myself- guess you'd say I've got a conservative outlook regarding noetic sprirituality. I agree that the concilience between aspects of contemporary mystical experience quantum physics, consciousness and historic after-death models like in Tibet Book of the Dead is exciting. Regards mg