When people talk about near-death experiences, the conversation often gets split in two: either it’s treated as mystical proof, or dismissed as a brain glitch. But for Dr. Eben Alexander, a neurosurgeon who survived bacterial meningoencephalitis and…
What happens when we die? It may be one of humanity’s oldest questions, yet for most of us the answer remains a matter of faith, philosophy, or personal belief. John J. Davis approaches it from a very different place. He says he experienced the afte…
What if ancient myths are more than symbolic stories? What if they contain fragments of real history—encoded and preserved across generations? And what if the technologies changing human behavior today are not separate from us, but extensions of ou…
