The memory of the impossible

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 responsible for presenting the book The Immortal Mind, written by Dr. Michael Egnor and journalist Denyse O’Leary, in Spain. Dr. Comas also had the opportunity to write the foreword to this work.

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