Some interviews don’t just inform—they awaken.
And that’s precisely what happens in this conversation led by Xosé Gabriel Vázquez on the wir sind Seele channel, featuring physician and president of the Icloby Foundation, Lujan Comas, with the collaboration of Lola Llabrés.
In an intimate and lucid dialogue, Luján affirms that “being is everything, absolutely everything.” We come to experience life in this dimension, but what we truly are—that consciousness, that living energy—continues on when the body ceases to exist.
One of the most moving parts is the testimony about near-death experiences (NTEs). Even though the heart stops and the brain ceases electrical activity, some people report lucid experiences, filled with sensations of peace, love, and a level of awareness even clearer than in ordinary life.
“They are fully aware that they are dead. They see their body from the outside, but they are no longer that body being resuscitated.”
The interview also touches on the dominance of materialism in science and the lack of research in this field, despite the fact that these phenomena are repeatedly observed in hospitals around the world.
“According to materialist science, an NDE shouldn’t happen. But it does.”
From the Icloby Foundation, Luján highlights their work in three key areas: outreach, social action, and research—always guided by the motto “science, Bewusstsein, and commitment.” She shares how the foundation’s courses support people through a deep process of personal transformation.
But Dr. Comas goes further: she emphasizes that everyone who has had an NDE returns with one certainty—death does not exist. This conviction not only transforms their lives but also brings comfort to those who have lost a loved one: “It’s like opening a door to light, to hope, to love.”
In a pivotal moment of the interview, Luján explains that we are interconnected fields of consciousness—like radio waves tuning into a greater awareness. Our brain is merely an interface: “It’s like a drop returning to the ocean. Everything we feel and think is in our field, because it is energy.”
Endlich, she reminds us that it’s not just about knowing, but about acting with coherence: recycling, tending to our thoughts, raising our vibration. Because everything we do here continues on.
From the Icloby Foundation, we celebrate this conversation as an opportunity to expand our perspective. Because when we open ourselves to the possibility that we are more than just a body, we also open ourselves to living with more purpose, more love, and more awareness.
