Does the Certainty of Death Help Us Find Meaning in Life?

Interest in understanding what happens when we die is steadily increasing. Alongside this, there is growing demand for conferences, discussions, and interviews with experts who can help address these profound questions.

Within this context, the Fundación ICLOBY and its president, Luján Comas, have become key references in the field. On this occasion, she participated in a gathering organized by the Asociación Viktor Frankl in the city of Murcia, where participants engaged in a dialogue on life, death, consciousness, and what happens to consciousness when the body dies. The discussion also explored the insights derived from near-death experiences and terminal lucidity, and how these can be applied to everyday life.

As has become customary, the event reached full capacity and served as a meaningful platform for continued education—integrating science and consciousness—for those seeking to live with greater purpose and understanding.

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