Science confirms spiritual traditions

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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For decades, scientists believed the human brain stops producing new neurons after childhood. But a groundbreaking study from Sweden's Karolinska Institute has shattered that assumption, proving that even in old age, the brain continues to generate fresh cells – a discovery that could revolutionize treatments for Alzheimer's, depression…
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In mid-May 2025, a piece of news slipped, so to speak, “under the radar”, although it would have been normal to make it mainstream. A company with Russian shareholders, heavily involved in transhumanist technology, based in the UK, has been concerned for more than a decade with deciphering DNA codes as human programming software, linked…
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Researchers, including neuroscientist Mike Wiest, physicist Jack Tuszynski and theorists Roger Penrose and Stuart Hameroff, recently conducted experiments that suggest that there is a correlation between human consciousness and quantum processes in brain microtubules, potentially entangling us with the universe. Building on decades of…
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A few weeks ago, after receiving a new high-end microscope for studio use, I made a discovery that has fascinated many people (and shocked others). In attempting to film xylitol crystals freezing in real time, I stumbled upon the realization that the crystal formations are responding to conscious thoughts as well as world events. As I…
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“Some of the most impactful ways we currently treat psychic health aren’t innovative: they have been around for thousands of years” – McLean Hospital, Massachusetts, USA Western culture often views psychological symptoms as problems to be solved. Eastern practices tend to focus on taking a deeper look into a person’s life…
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We all know that our breath sustains life through the rhythmic exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide. We also know yoga and meditation practices that slow rhythmic breathing are ways to regulate our emotions. But what is not well known is that breathing also influences our brain. Recent evidence demonstrates that the act of breathing…
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New research into the dying brain suggests the line between life and death may be less distinct than previously thought Patient One was 24 years old and pregnant with her third child when she was taken off life support. It was 2014. A couple of years earlier, she had been diagnosed with a disorder that caused an irregular heartbeat, and…
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Scientists discovered that feelings of gratitude can actually transform your brain. Feeling gratitude can also be a great tool for overcoming depression and anxiety. In some parts of the world, somebody who gets a clean drink of water, some food, or a worn-out pair of shoes can be extremely grateful. Meanwhile, somebody else who…
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