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Elizabeth Moses,
- Assistant professor, Garden City University, Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Abstract
The concept of immortality Life is a philosophical idea that states life is limitless and does not stop with death, it exists infinitely. In our Sanskrit scriptures and Santana dharma teach us that there is a life of beginning and an end, which are referred to as birth and death but our souls do not perish, instead, they switch bodies. In this scenario, our memories have evaporated to protect our memories, the scientist has come across the concept of mind uploading. So that our memories can be safely stored by using duplicate clone. By using nanotechnologies scientists can detect the cancer in human body, by this humans get few time period to life their life. Another interesting research scientists has done is editing the DNA by using crispr technology. DNA which contains maintaining cells and building new once. The new cells keep on dividing. If this DNA if scientists edit and splicing at certain point using CRISPR technology we human can achieve immortality. According to the scientists and researcher this technique can be applied the coming year 2030 or 2035. This is all related to ancient Sanatani history. We have heard more about the 7 immortal (chiranjeevi)They are Hanumaan, para shuraam, Ashvathaama, Krupaachaarya, Vedavyas and Raja Bali from satyug. The full history is present in the book call “The hidden Hindu” The idea of using technology to achieve eternal life has always captivated humankind. Although life expectancy has increased due to advances in medical research and technology, gaining real immortality is still a theoretical goal. The search for immortality is likely as old as humanity itself. In recent decades, a group of scientists and futurists known as transhumanists have examined the prospect of uploading the human mind onto a computer as a way to achieve immortality. This article explores mind uploading and from a theological anthropological and eschatological perspective. This article explores how mind uploading affects our view of the body-mind relationship and personal identity, and relates it to Santana and Christian beliefs about resurrection. The Speakers ranging from scientific giants like as Ray Kurzweil, Peter Diamond, and Marvin Minsk to swamis and other spiritual leaders are using the nanotechnology in medicine raises ethical issues that can be regarded from a variety of angles, including the viewpoint of religious, spiritualism viewpoint of human dignity and the contentious choice question. The purpose of this essay is to highlight some bioethical conundrums associated with the application of nanotechnology and synthetic biology. The possibility of the emergence of new human species in the future one that is not attributed to natural selection or evolution but rather to the disruptive power of technological advancements in fields like synthetic biology, genetics, neurobiology and neurosciences, prosthetic technology, and artificial intelligence research is a topic of discussion these days
Keywords: immortality, nanotechnology, DNA, CRISPR, digital immortality
Elizabeth Moses. Everlasting Life Achieved Through Technology in AI. International Journal of Genetic Modifications and Recombinations. 2026; 04(01):-.
Elizabeth Moses. Everlasting Life Achieved Through Technology in AI. International Journal of Genetic Modifications and Recombinations. 2026; 04(01):-. Available from: https://journals.stmjournals.com/ijgmr/article=2026/view=245054
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| Volume | 04 |
| 01 | |
| Received | 01/04/2026 |
| Accepted | 01/04/2026 |
| Published | 10/04/2026 |
| Publication Time | 9 Days |
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