Consciousness exists beyond death and the process of dying should be considered a ‘negotiable condition’, a bombshell study claims.

Traditionally, death has been defined as the irreversible loss of brain and circulatory function.

But experts are beginning to challenge this view – arguing that consciousness can persist even when the brain stops working.

Consciousness exists beyond death and the process of dying should be considered a ‘negotiable condition’, a bombshell study claims.

Traditionally, death has been defined as the irreversible loss of brain and circulatory function.

But experts are beginning to challenge this view – arguing that consciousness can persist even when the brain stops working.

Read more: Consciousness exists BEYOND death (as mainstream science is now ‘seeing’), bombshell study claims – as researcher argues the idea of dying should be ‘renegotiated’