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From reincarnation to meridians: Exploring the world of spiritual science [PODCAST]

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Join us on this episode of the podcast, where we speak with Marc Nelson, a scientific researcher, about the growing field of spiritual science. Despite the historical divide between science and spirituality, Nelson shares how pioneering work by researchers such as Dr. Ian Stevenson has led to well-vetted scientific case studies on reincarnation, near-death experiences, and altered states of consciousness. We delve into how recent research has validated the existence of meridians, energy lines that are central to traditional eastern medicine practices such as acupuncture. Nelson also shares insights on body type science research, exploring how the soul may be the source of talent and presence, which cannot be learned but are inherent traits. Join us to learn more about how spiritual science is uniting spirit and soul with science.

Marc Nelson is a scientific researcher.

He discusses his KevinMD article, “The rise of spiritual science: Uniting the soul and science.”

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