The dementia phenomenon gets serious and fair treatment in press.
Near-Death Experiences (NDE)
Death anxiety could be lifted by NDE evidence of survival past physical death
Terminal patients could benefit from knowing the evidence for survival beyond physical death.
Prestigious medical school incorporates spirituality
A new program at the Yale School of Medicine spans spirituality and mental health. “We want to train students to think fluidly across boundaries,” says one of the founders.
Balanced reporting of NDEs by The Washington Post
The major daily demonstrates how a serious topic can be covered fairly amid widespread materialist bias.
Spanish newspaper gives space for discussion on life after death
A newspaper in Spain has interviewed, with no materialist bias, neuroscientist Alex Gómez-Marín about life, death and consciousness beyond the brain.
Scientific dogma on NDEs overlooks key evidence
Theory out of University of Belgium is outright biased due to rejected evidence that consciousness is not created by the brain, say UVA researchers.
Physicist launches bold hypothesis of consciousness as primary
Maria Strømme’s theory says individual consciousness doesn’t die when the body does.
The New York Times devotes more coverage to spirituality
One of the most influential newspapers in the world has committed to covering spirituality, a topic historically underreported.
Dan Brown’s latest book brings science of spirituality into mainstream
“The Secret of Secrets” weaves real evidence that consciousness exists outside of the brain — rather than being produced by it. It is a boon to researchers who are often derided by believers of scientism.
“Medical gap of care” between clinicians and patients reporting spiritual experiences
Psychologists and other clinicians lack a proper understanding of “anomalous” spiritual experiences despite their frequency.
