Highlights of FJN meetings

by | Nov 29, 2022 | FJN News | 0 comments

Here’s a collection of clips featuring panelists at our meetings. We’re happy to share contact details of these researchers on human phenomena for editorial purposes. Follow the FJN’s YouTube channel to get notified of new content.

Spirituality among scientific researchers

From the October 2022 meeting of the Frontier Journalists’ Network
Marjorie Woollacott and David Lorimer, both of whom were co-editors of “Spiritual Awakenings: Scientists and Academics Describe Their Experiences,” discuss spirituality among scientists, the making of this unique collection of essays, and how spiritually transformative experiences impact the personal and professional lives of researchers.


Dr. Eben Alexander on changing view of neuroscience after a Near-Death Experience

From the October 2022 meeting of the Frontier Journalists’ Network
Alexander shared how his NDE changed his personal and professional life, and discussed what he’s most excited about regarding the mysteries of human phenomena. The second clip below features his thoughts and experiences on dealing with the press.


Jessica Corneille discusses spontaneous spiritual awakening experiences.

From the October 2022 meeting of the Frontier Journalists’ Network
Corneille shares insights from her research, which included kundalini experiences.


Research: The state of media coverage on topics surrounding mysteries of human experience

The FJN conducted an online questionnaire of journalists to understand the status quote of coverage on our topics: What are the barriers and the opportunities? How can the FJN support journalists and media outlets toward responsible and rich coverage? These questions are more were answered. Here are two clips: the short version (~7 minutes) and the longer version (~13 mins.).
Check out our blog: “Consciousness” is topic interest of journalists for future coverage

MEDIA: Feel free to quote survey results, crediting “Frontier Journalists’ Network.” Email for more on methodology and further results as only highlights appear in the videos and press release.

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