SURVIVAL: Re-Appraising the Evidence for Life After Death

In memoriam: Peter Fenwick (1935-2024), Charles Tart (1937-2025), and Allan Leslie Combs (1942-2025)

A Rigorous Open-Minded Exploration Understanding whether consciousness continues after death is one of the most profound scientific and philosophical questions of our time. A rigorous, evidence-based, but also open-minded, exploratory, approach to this mystery has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of human identity, the nature of consciousness, and the boundaries of life itself. What, if anything, survives bodily death? In what form, and for how long? These are questions that demand a trans-disciplinary investigation, not just for their scientific implications but for their profound impact on culture, ethics, and human experience. SURVIVAL: Re-Appraising the Evidence for Life After Death brings together world-renowned experts to explore the latest research, theories, and firsthand accounts that challenge conventional assumptions. This online event is an essential opportunity to engage with cutting-edge insights into what might lie beyond the final frontier.

00:00:00 - Presentation
00:01:30 - Alex Gomez-Marin (Intro)

00:14:24 - PART I
00:17:17 - Marjorie Woollacott
00:34:04 - Alejandro Agudo
00:45:40 - Gary Schwartz
01:03:32 - Alexander Moreira-Almeida
01:20:00 - Stafford Betty
01:33:52 - Bernard Carr
01:56:46 - Jeff Dunne

02:15:57 - PART II
02:19:23 - Stanley Krippner
02:34:24 - Leo Ruickbie
02:48:25 - Helane Wahbeh
03:02:59 - Jeffrey Long
03:18:40 - Janice Miner Holden
03:35:05 - Stephan Schwartz
03:50:56 - John Ballard
04:07:38 - Eben Alexander
04:22:37 - Jeffrey Mishlove
04:34:41 - Pim Van Lommel
04:50:34 - Bruce Greyson