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[tp not_in="es"]Life After Life: In Search of the Mysteries Beyond[/tp][tp lang="es" only="y"]La vida después de la vida: en busca de los misterios del más allá[/tp]

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[tp not_in="es"]Argentina’s La Nación newspaper published a comprehensive article—both in its print and digital editions—exploring the phenomenon of near-death experiences (NDEs) and sharing key insights from the LUZ Project. Dr. Luján Comas and Dr. Xavier Melo, President and Founding Director of Fundación ICLOBY, were central figures in this feature.[/tp][tp lang="es" only="y"]El Diario La Nación de Argentina publicó en su edición impresa y digital un artículo, en el que recoge una mirada muy completa de lo que son las ECMs y comparte los puntos principales del Proyecto LUZ. La Dra. Comas y el Dr. Melo, Presidenta y Director Fundador de ICLOBY fueron los protagonistas de esta nota.[/tp]

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The next phase of the journey: evidence of the survival of human consciousness after death

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[tp not_in="es"]The Best in Class (BIC) Awards recognize excellence in healthcare in Spain. Dr. Steve Taylor’s work, presented in six chapters and exploring phenomena that support the persistence of consciousness after physical death, was featured as part of these awards. Here is his perspective.[/tp][tp lang="es" only="y"]Los premios BEST IN CLASS (BIC) son galardones que reconocen la atención sanitaria en España. El trabajo elaborado por Steve Taylor PhD presentado en seis capítulos y que compendia los fenómenos para avalar la persistencia de la conciencia tras la muerte del cuerpo físico, fue presentado dentro del marco de estos Premios.[/tp]

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Part of Healing Is Dying

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[tp not_in="es"]The testimony of Andrés Arévalo reveals what it feels like to experience hallucinations, a coma, and a near-death experience (NDE). After being intubated for over two months due to COVID-19, he was disconnected from life support and suffered a cardiac arrest lasting eight minutes. This is how he lived it.[/tp][tp lang="es" only="y"]El testimonio de Andrés Arévalo evidencia cómo se vive una alucinación, un estado de coma y una ECM, diferenciando claramente los tres estados. Durante poco más de dos meses estuvo intubado debido al COVID 19. Fue desconectado del respirador y tuvo un paro cardiorrespiratorio de 8 minutos. Asi lo vivió.[/tp]

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The expected results of the Aware II study will be published shortly

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Sam Parnia recently stated (https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/05/07/near-deathexperiences-will-studied-seriously-number-people/) that the results of the long-awaited AWARE II study will be published “soon.” That “soon” could still be a few months, as has already happened with some other similar announcement from the “Parnia Lab” in New York. But at least Parnia has already announced that this new study will show that 15% of

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Has life review really been measured in the brain?

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A few weeks ago, striking news appeared in several media outlets: “They capture for the first time what happens to the brain before dying: life could pass before our eyes.” Source: (https://www.larazon.es/sociedad/20220228/2ggglw3tnzb5jf6ejoybvapfui.html). The text read that a group of neuroscientists had casually captured brain activity for the first time.

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Pim van Lommel. Near-death experiences and non-local consciousness

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According to our current medical concepts, it is not possible to be conscious during cardiac arrest, when circulation and breathing have stopped. However, during the period of loss of consciousness due to a potentially fatal crisis, such as cardiac arrest, patients may report a paradoxical incident of increased consciousness.

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