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The evidence that consciousness originates in the brain is increasingly being questioned. Cases of individuals who live without certain parts of their brains yet retain consciousness raise questions about the validity of materialist models that seek to explain this phenomenon.

The ICLOBY Foundation, represented by its president, Dr. Luján Comas, was in charge of the presentation in Spain of the book The Immortal Mind, by Dr. Michael Egnor and the journalist Denyse O'Leary, a work that Dr. Comas also had the opportunity to preface.

Neardeath experiences (NDEs) during childhood are relatively uncommon. In the case featured in this publication, Susana Román experienced not one, but two such events.

Increasingly, science is encountering limitations in explaining, from a materialist perspective, phenomena such as consciousness and its relationship with the brain, as well as experiences that occur exclusively during a near-death experience (NDE).

[tp not_in="es"]In this preliminary study, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) becomes a key tool for exploring the differences between Near-Death Experiences (NDEs) and hallucinations, leading to clear and compelling conclusions on the subject.[/tp][tp lang="es" only="y"]In this preliminary study, functional magnetic resonance imaging becomes a key tool for exploring the differences between Near-Death Experiences (NDEs) and hallucinations, deriving conclusions clear and forceful in this regard.[/tp]

[tp not_in="es"]Filomena firmly believes that death is not the end. This conviction comes from her experience accompanying patients during their final moments of life and from what, through those encounters, they have allowed her to understand..[/tp][tp lang="es" only="y"]Filomena tiene la convicción de que la muerte no es el final. Una certeza que proviene de su experiencia acompañando a pacientes en sus últimos momentos de vida y de lo que, a través de esos encuentros, ellos le han permitido comprender.[/tp]

[tp not_in="es"]Scientific research led by Dr. José Alonso Ruiz and recently published in the prestigious journal Resuscitation Plusdemonstrates, beyond doubt, that Near-Death Experiences (NDEs) are neither hallucinations nor products of the imagination. In addition, the study provides insights into the mental condition of those who have experienced them.[/tp][tp lang="es" only="y"]La investigación científica liderada por el Dr. José Alonso Ruiz y recientemente publicada en la prestigiosa revista “Resuscitation Plus”, demuestra, sin lugar a duda, que las ECMs no son alucinaciones ni tampoco un producto de la imaginación. Además, aporta respuestas sobre la condición mental de quienes las han sufrido.[/tp]

Dr. Lujan Comas and Dr. Xavier Melo, president and founder of the Icloby Foundation, talk on the Perla Acorn podcast about their new book Life beyond Life and share some of the most shocking near-death experience (NDE) testimonies that they have collected in their years of research.

[tp not_in="es"]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.[/tp][tp lang="es" only="y"]Los misterios alrededor del cerebro, de la conciencia y de su relación y funcionamiento, no terminan de revelarse. Pero en este proceso, el enfoque materialista cada vez más demuestra ser insuficiente para explicarlo.[/tp]

[tp not_in="es"]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?[/tp][tp lang="es" only="y"]Durante siglos la filosofía, la espiritualidad y la ciencia han explorado la Conciencia. ¿Será posible que la mirada budista, ancestral y científica sobre ella, dialoguen entre sí? [/tp]