January 4, 2026
5 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker asserts that death does not terminate existence but represents a transition. He cites near‑death experiences (NDEs) as evidence, noting that they consistently describe awareness without a body, memory without a brain, and identity without neurons—phenomena that science struggles to explain. The speaker then invokes the Torah’s view that consciousness is not generated by the brain but is received by it, likening the brain to a receiver rather than a producer. Consequently, what truly ends at death is not existence itself but the individual's connection to the physical world.










