Scientific research is the gateway to unlocking the secrets of the universe. Utilizing stringent methods, it seeks answers and innovative solutions to complex problems.
Abductions by beings from another world represent one of the greatest enigmas of ufology. With cases presenting everything from unexplained scars to Lost Time experiences, these stories defy conventional explanations. Through case research and evidence analysis, we aim to decipher whether these encounters are manifestations of extraterrestrials or deep human psychodramas, offering a unique perspective on our place in the cosmos.
Matthieu Ricard, a Buddhist monk with a remarkable life story, from his intellectual youth in Paris to his spiritual retreat in Kathmandu, has been declared the world’s happiest man by researchers. How constant practice of meditation has transformed his brain, proving that happiness is a skill that can be developed.
Guardian angels exist, even if they don’t have wings, blond hair, or the appearance of never having broken a dish. By examining a statistical anomaly, a group of Russian mathematicians concluded that there were fewer passengers than normal on crashed ships, trains and planes.
Throughout history, geniuses like Albert Einstein were known for self-talk. Far from being a sign of insanity, a recent study shows this practice can be an effective tactic for boosting concentration and cognitive performance.
Reincarnation, a concept often relegated to mysticism, was meticulously studied by Dr. Ian Stevenson. Through rigorous data collection and analysis of astonishing cases of children recalling past lives, Stevenson presented a revolutionary view that challenges our traditional understandings of the soul and life cycle.
In the field of Neurocardiology, recent research challenges the idea that consciousness comes only from the brain. It’s proposed that the heart, far from being just a pump, acts as an advanced sensory organ with its own ‘functional brain’. Capable of learning and making decisions, its influence on perception and emotions is significant, opening a new field of study on how our heart affects our vital experience.
Writing, more than just a collection of symbols, is a reflection of human evolution. Mariano Arias Páramo takes us on a journey from ancient pictograms to sacred texts, showing how writing has been essential in social, economic, and religious development.
