Stephan A. Schwartz, Edgar Cayce scholar
Stephan A. Schwartz explores Edgar Cayce’s extraordinary legacy, linking Cayce's non-local readings to quantum physics, intentioned awareness, and the profound power of collective consciousness to shape our world.
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Video What Really Happens After Death - Doctors & Nurses Are Afraid To Tell You
Doctors, nurses, and family members describe sharing in the sensations and visions of someone else's death—sometimes from thousands of miles away. Mayim Bialik and Jonathan Cohen dig into the strange, well-documented world of shared death experiences.
Video If YOU Think The Dead Are Gone, You NEED To See This
Hospice physician and neurobiologist Dr. Christopher Kerr reveals what nearly 1,500 patients experienced in their final weeks, shedding light on why end-of-life visions bring profound peace and whether consciousness continues after death.
Video Could We Choose Our Own Afterlife? | Jeffrey Mishlove
Assuming consciousness survives death, Jeffrey Mishlove explores what the afterlife might look like—from mathematical hyperspace and astral bodies to near-death life reviews—while debating whether we truly get to choose our own fate beyond the grave.
Video Atheist Saw 100+ Mediums Searching for Evidence of an Afterlife | Liz Entin of WTF Just Happened?!
Host Bob Ginsberg talks with author Liz Entin about her journey from logical atheist to afterlife researcher. After visiting nearly 100 mediums and exploring the science of consciousness following her father's death, Liz shares how empirical evidence transformed her understanding of life and death.
Video Susan Grau on Death, Departure & Communicating with the Other Side
Intuitive medium Susan Grau joins Natalia Benson to share her journey through a near-death experience, childhood trauma, and communicating with the other side. Discover how evidential mediumship heals grief and learn practical tools to perceive signs from crossed-over loved ones.
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