Dr. Luján Comas participates in an emotional meeting with grieving mothers and fathers: science, hope and life beyond death

The past 23 of July, Dra. Luján Comas, President of the ICLOBY Foundation, participated in a very special online meeting organized by the groupFind your Deceased Loved One, a community made up of mothers, Parents and family members grieving the loss of a loved one.

Dr. Comas responded with closeness and sensitivity to the questions of the attendees, addressing some of the deepest concerns that arise after a loss: Does consciousness continue after death? What do near-death experiences tell us?? Are there signs? How to accompany grief without losing hope?

From her experience as an anesthesiologist, researcher and specialist in end-of-life support, shared the progress oflight project, a multicenter investigation developed in Spanish-speaking hospitals that scientifically studies near-death experiences and the continuity of consciousness.

But beyond the research, The meeting was marked by humanity. Many mothers and fathers shared their experiences, their doubts and the experiences they have felt after the departure of their children. Dr. Comas welcomed each testimony with deep respect, remembering that grief can become, over time, on a path of transformation, spiritual growth and openness to a broader understanding of life.

It was a conversation full of listening, emotion and hope, where science and spirituality dialogued from respect, offering comfort to those who seek to understand what the heart continues to feel even when absence seems to occupy everything.

From the Icloby Foundation we deeply thank the groupFind your Deceased Loved One for the invitation and for creating these26205c63-3d90-4da3-9bcb-9b65b6fbbb4a.pngmeeting spaces where so many people can feel accompanied and understood.

🎥You can see the full interview here:

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