A Burst of Conscious Light: Shroud of Turin & Science -Dr. Andrew Silverman

Dr. Silverman will present his research and amazing conclusions via Zoom. 

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Drawing on his work as one of the leading experts on the Shroud of Turin as well as research by scientists from NASA and Los Alamos, he shows how the image on the Shroud could only have been produced by a flash of light as intense as a nuclear explosion—a burst of light that occurred after the body was in the tomb. Integrating extensive scientific research from three seemingly unrelated fields of study—quantum mechanics, near-death experiences, and the Shroud of Turin— Silverman also reveals the pitfalls and perils of artificial intelligence and addresses the fundamentally flawed thinking that underlies it. Sharing medical evidence of consciousness in people declared clinically dead, the author shows how the light of consciousness evidenced by the Shroud is also a consistent feature of most near-death experiences.

Andrew Silverman Bio:

A medical doctor with a background in physics, Dr. Andrew Silverman has been conducting research on the ‘mind-matter continuum’, near death experiences and the Turin Shroud for over thirty years.

More recently his findings have been presented in peer-reviewed scientific papers and at international scientific conferences. He is widely recognised as one of the leading experts on the Shroud and is currently in collaboration with other major scientists from around the world to solve the riddle of this unique object and how the image was formed. He has presented papers to the Scientific and Medical Network and the Society for Scientific Exploration where he was introduced as a pioneer among a new generation of scientists who see that evidence from many disparate fields of enquiry all points to a conclusion that consciousness is fundamental and not merely a product of matter.

In his new book 'A Burst of Conscious Light' Dr. Andrew Silverman provides evidence that human consciousness can never be reproduced and exposes the perils of artificial intelligence.