EXPANDED CONSCIOUSNESS – HUMAN AS A QUANTUM GENERATOR

A two-hour lecture with discussion led by Dalibor Stach – a Czech filmmaker, writer, screenwriter, painter, and photographer, born on December 2, 1971 in Ostrov. Stach has survived two clinical deaths (he drowned at age six and suffered a ruptured appendix at eighteen) and has devoted thirty years to the study of expanded consciousness and clinical death.

The lecture is based on phenomenological research into people who have survived clinical death and returned with extraordinary abilities. Stach will present the phenomenon of expanded consciousness and the specific ability that people acquire after clinical death. His research has resulted in a series of documentaries titled "All About Life After Life".

Stach is the author of twelve books, three of which became bestsellers – his works include "Dead Men Don't Talk" (1993), "Telesfor – Metaphysical Stories from the Whale" (1995), "The Gate" (1997), "Oasis in the Desert" (2010), "The Krušnohorí Prophecy", and "Behind the Curtain of Night". As a filmmaker, he directed the fairy tale "The Return of the Tin Wand" in 2006, and later the feature film "Dimension" (Behind the Curtain of Night), inspired by his own experience of clinical death, which features Oscar-winning actor Brendan Fraser in a supporting role.

Seating is limited.