In this extended interview, Dr. Neil Theise reflects on his mother’s experience with Parkinson’s and end-of-life visions, and how those experiences shaped his understanding of consciousness. He discusses her interactions with deceased loved ones, changes in perception as her memory declined, and moments of clarity and peace near the end of her life. Drawing on science, spirituality, and personal experience, Neil explores how the brain may filter consciousness and what happens when that filtering changes. The conversation connects end-of-life experiences, nonspeakers, and altered states of awareness to broader questions about connection and perception.
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