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An interview program that conducts thought-provoking discussions with scientists, philosophers, theologians and other thought-leaders—searching together for meaning and integrity in a modern world.

My Scientific Path to Spirituality | Laleh Quinn 01/17/2025

Science of the Sacred | Bernard Carr 11/20/2024

The Rebirth of Trans-Materialist Science | Dr. Àlex Gómez-Marín 11/15/2024

What If Magic Is Actually Real? 09/06/2024

Your Brain Is Not For Thinking 05/08/2024

Your Control Freak Left Brain 04/16/2024

The Purpose of the Universe 03/04/2024

Love: an Artifact of a Higher Dimension? 12/25/2023

Atheist vs Rabbi: Is Life Meaningless? 12/19/2023

The Tyranny of Materialism 12/11/2023

Holocaust Souls Who Return 12/04/2023

Adventures in Quantumland 11/27/2023

The Secret Teachers of the Western World 11/20/2023

What Does It Mean To Be Good? 11/13/2023

How I Learned to Love the Multiverse 10/30/2023

The Quaker Cosmologist 10/23/2023

Infinite Awareness: Are All Things Conscious? 09/05/2023

What if Reality ISN'T Real? 09/05/2023

Science, Spirituality or Both? 09/05/2023

DMT and Prophecy: The Biology of Spiritual Experience 09/05/2023

Religion vs. Science: The War That Never Was 08/07/2023

The Strange Truth About Happiness 07/03/2023

You Are Not Your Brain 06/05/2023

Nature is Visible Spirit 05/22/2023

Philosophy and The Grateful Dead 05/08/2023

The Joy of Dying: Understanding Near Death Experience 04/28/2023

The Sense in Suffering: a Kabbalistic Approach 04/28/2023

Lucid Dying: Understanding the Near Death Experience 04/28/2023

Lucid Dying: Understanding the Near Death Experience Dr. Bruce Greyson has consulted with the National Institutes of Health and addressed symposia on consciousness at the United Nations and at the Dalai Lama’s compound in Dharamsala, India. Dr. Greyson’s interest in near-death experiences began just a few months after graduating from medical school, when he treated an unconscious patient in the emergency room who stunned him the next morning with an account of leaving her body. That event challenged his beliefs about the mind and the brain, and ultimately led him on a journey to study near-death experiences scientifically, leading to more than a hundred publications in medical journals. He co-founded the International Association for Near-Death Studies (IANDS), an organization to support and promote research into these experiences. Explore more at Watch the video: Follow Aish's podcast channel: Learn more at Does it takes longer to die than we thought? Why would somebody be upset at the prospect of our consciousness continuing after death? Why are people threatened by the idea of spiritual dimensions but not the concept of other dimensions in physics? Why does time seem to slow down near death? How do we explain that some religions describe what researchers have discovered through NDE's? How can we account for reports of an individual’s consciousness entering another's body? Is there a distinction between a drug-induced experience and a near-death experience? Is the brain blocking access to the “higher dimensions?" As various deities are sometimes identified, how can competing religious systems all be correct? Is deity the right word to describe religious figures identified by NDE's? In near-death experiences, could people's experience of music be reminiscent of music in the higher world? What should we ultimately take away from NDE's? /episode/index/show/2ed4cd4d-f987-450f-a56c-fb34f46aaed8/id/26682741

Spiritual Psychotherapy: The New Fusion in Psychology 04/28/2023

A Tech Giant Discovers Transcendence 04/24/2023

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