The mysteries surrounding the brain, consciousness, and the relationship between them have yet to be fully unraveled. However, throughout this process, the materialist approach has increasingly proven insufficient to explain them.

For centuries, philosophy, spirituality, and science have explored consciousness. Is it possible for Buddhist, ancestral, and scientific perspectives on consciousness to engage in dialogue with one another?

Trances, experiences in other dimensions where time seems not to exist, communication without words, and experiences accompanied by feelings of peace and infinite love are signs that what surrounds us may extend far beyond what we are able to observe, measure, and quantify.

In this interview, Dr. Juan Rodrigo Moreno shares a perspective on death shaped by his experience as an intensive care physician and by various personal experiences. His testimony invites us to reconsider the way medicine—and those who work within its different fields—relates to the end of life.

In an online session organized by the group Find your Deceased Loved One, Dra. Luján Comas shared a listening space, closeness and reflection, answering your questions from clinical experience, scientific research and profound human support.

The phenomena associated with so-called Parapsychology, including those related to Mediumship, continue to challenge Science, with results that persist even under highly rigorous scientific research protocols and strict experimental controls.

Interest in learning more about life and death continues to grow. Remarkably, it is no longer limited to healthcare professionals or those who accompany others through the dying process. This year’s training course reflected that expanding interest.

The ICLOBY Foundation, together with AEDAC and the Blasco Institute—three organizations dedicated to education and support in the field of consciousness—joined forces to accompany individuals grieving the loss of a loved one.

Project LUZ continues to gain the support of new hospitals, advancing as a scientific research initiative dedicated to integrating science, consciousness, and education into emerging models of healthcare and end-of-life education.

A new testimony whose central lesson is that life is not defined by what happens to us, but by what we choose to do with what happens to us.