Universal Spirituality

Introduction to Knowledge and the NDE People having near-death experiences (NDEs) consistently portray the “light” they see in those moments as being all-knowing, all-compassionate, and all-encompassing. NDErs (people who have experienced NDEs) often describe entering a realm in which knowledge is instantaneous, complete, and far…
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A 13-year-old boy has been hailed a hero by netizens all over the world after he swam around four kilometres in big waves and strong currents to get help for his stranded mother and siblings. Austin Applebee was on holiday in Quindalup, Western Australia, and enjoying a day in the water with his mother Joanne, 47, and siblings…
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A one-week consciousness-body retreat led to consistent transformations in the brain and at the molecular level that were associated with greater resilience, reduced pain, and improved recovery from stress. Researchers at the University of California, San Diego report that a short, intensive retreat combining several…
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A minute is always a minute, except when it isn’t. This idea was put to the test in a 2023 Harvard study. Researchers induced minor bruising on participants’ forearms and then had them sit in rooms where the clocks ran at normal speed, half-speed, or double-speed. Crucially, the actual elapsed time was identical across all…
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Carols are much more than just Christmas songs. Studies show that listening to, and singing these traditional holiday songs have real health benefits. They stimulate brain activity, reduce stress, support memory, and may even help reduce the sensation of pain. In addition to their physical and psychological effects, carols also…
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Neuroscientists find that the medial prefrontal cortex and the anterior cingulate cortex are involved in the self-perception of one’s life path, beneficial growth, motivation, and emotional intelligence. All the innate tools necessary to live a thriving and abundant life. FMRI (Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging) studies show us that…
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Mathematician Grigori Perelman solved the Poincaré conjecture, and then rejected the $1 million prize that came with it On a cold day in November 2002, a man living quietly in Russia posted a paper to a public server. Published by “Grisha Perelman” and titled The entropy formula for the Ricci flow and its geometric applications, it was…
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When someone dies, we automatically say “I’m sorry”. For the survivors, it may be a time of guilt, for not having said everything they could have, for not being patient or loving enough, or perhaps for taking the person for granted. The regret can weigh heavy. Yes, we’ll miss their touch, their smile, their company, their scent.…
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Tucker Carlson, arguably in the top three of America’s most influential political commentators, released an interview (on August 9) with Jeremiah Johnston of the Christian Thinkers Society (CTS) about that Shroud of Turin. Mr. Carlson has 16.5 million followers on X, 5.3 million on Instagram and 4.4 million on YouTube. Anything he…
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