The Immortal Mind

More than a book launch, the event in Garrucha served as an opportunity to share one of the most rigorous research efforts challenging what we thought we knew about human consciousness. This was the central focus of the gathering, held on September 12.

Garrucha, a well-known coastal town with a strong maritime tradition, located in the province of Almería in the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain, was chosen by the German publishing house Lola Books to introduce this work to Spanish readers.

With the support of the Town Council and, in particular, its Councilor for Culture, Luis Cortés, the event attracted more than 250 attendees—a significant turnout considering the town's population.

The strong attendance reflects the growing interest among the general public in topics related to science and consciousness.

Here are some of the highlights from the event

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