
Sunday April 13, 2025
11:30am PDT, 2:30pm EDT, 7:30pm BST, 8:30pm CEST (and ending about four hours later)
Curated and chaired by Alex Gomez-Marin
Featuring: Alejandro Agudo, Eben Alexander, John Ballard, Stafford Betty, Bernard Carr, Jeff Dunne, Bruce Greyson, Stanley Krippner, Jeffrey Long, David Lorimer, Alexander Moreira-Almeida, Leo Ruickbie, Gary Schwartz, Steve Taylor, Stephan Schwartz, Pim Van Lommel, Helane Wahbeh, Marjorie Woollacott
In memoriam: Peter Fenwick (1935-2024) and Charles Tart (1937-2025)
This event is LIVE and FREE. All registered participants will receive the recording.
REGISTER HERE: https://paricenter.com/event/survival-re-appraising-the-evidence-for-life-after-death/
A Rigorous Open-Minded Exploration
Understanding whether consciousness continues after death is one of the most profound scientific and philosophical questions of our time. A rigorous, evidence-based, but also open-minded, exploratory, approach to this mystery has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of human identity, the nature of consciousness, and the boundaries of life itself. What, if anything, survives bodily death? In what form, and for how long? These are questions that demand a trans-disciplinary investigation, not just for their scientific implications but for their profound impact on culture, ethics, and human experience. SURVIVAL: Re-Appraising the Evidence for Life After Death brings together world-renowned experts to explore the latest research, theories, and firsthand accounts that challenge conventional assumptions. This online event is an essential opportunity to engage with cutting-edge insights into what might lie beyond the final frontier.
A Bold New Conference Format
We are pioneering a dynamic, high-impact online conference format via Zoom that maximizes efficiency and engagement. These live-recorded events feature a series of fast-paced, 15-minute “science nuggets”—concise, content-rich presentations from leading researchers, with or without slides, without lengthy introductions or Q&A. This streamlined approach keeps the momentum strong, allowing us to cover in a few hours what a traditional in-person conference might take a week to accomplish. The result? A free, to-the-point, and comprehensive snapshot of the latest advancements in our field, offering a pluralistic advanced testament to where we stand—and where we’re headed.



