The newspaper La Vanguardia posed 8 questions to Dr. Luján Comas and Dr. Xavier Melo, President and Founder of the ICLOBY Foundation, which was born as a result of a near-death experience (NDE).

Near-death experiences (NDEs) and current scientific conclusions about how they occur challenge traditional medical paradigms, as they cannot be fully explained by conventional views on life and death.

After the great reception of the book Life Beyond Life in Madrid, the authors presented it in Barcelona—where the public response exceeded all expectations.

Among the wide range of near-death experiences (NDEs), few are described as negative—and even fewer are shared. That’s what makes José Vicente Iborra’s testimony so unique and unrepeatable.

The mysteries of the heart have yet to be fully deciphered. In this interview, Dr. Luján Comas speaks with Dr. José María Cararalps, a pioneer in cardiac surgery and a leading heart transplant specialist in Spain.

The Esoterico Salon and Natural Therapies celebrates its 30th edition of the 2 al 10 August in San Sebastián. In an intimate and revealing interview, Mikel Lizarralde talks with its founder, Sandra Gonzalez, And with the Dra. Luján Comas, who will participate as a speaker sharing their deep vision on the heart, Consciousness and life after life.

In a new episode of the program The Return Home, Ana Elsa speaks with Dr. Luján Comas and Dr. Xavier Melo, the driving forces behind the book Life Beyond Life. Through real testimonies, clinical experiences, and deep reflections, they explore the possibility that consciousness may survive death.

Dr. Luján Comas reflects on the continuity of consciousness after clinical death. Through a deep and enlightening conversation, she invites us to reconsider who we are, what happens when the body dies, and how knowledge can transform fear into hope.

Dr. Luján Comas and Dr. Xavier Melo, co-authors of Life Beyond Life, share in this interview with Claves de Mujer the soul of their book: an invitation to face death without fear, with awareness, and hand in hand with science. It is a work that does not seek absolute answers, but rather opens a space for deep and compassionate reflection.

What was meant to be a calm book presentation in Barcelona turned into a real battlefield. Fans overran the Casa del Libro and chased Luján and Xavier through the streets. Amid chaos, rushed signatures, and nervous smiles, the authors turned the night into a true survival epic.