Biocentrism is a philosophical perspective that posits life and consciousness are central to understanding the universe. It suggests that reality is shaped by our perceptions and that the universe exists because we are here to observe it. This idea challenges traditional views in physics and encourages a more interconnected understanding of life and the cosmos. At the heart of biocentrism is the belief that all living beings play a crucial role in the fabric of reality. This concept, popularized by Robert Lanza, emphasizes that life is not just a product of the universe but rather a fundamental aspect of it, intertwining existence and consciousness.