Synopsis
A scientific team comprising a neuroscientist, forensic psychiatrist, attorney, and a science-trained medium embarked on a groundbreaking journey. They interviewed 19 mediums, each with unique abilities, to delve into the urgent questions about humanity’s spiritual development. These questions, formulated by the Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies (BICS), challenged the spiritual world to assess humanity’s spiritual progress since the time of Allan Kardec (1857). The questions explore whether humans have progressed spiritually in the past 167-plus years, and if not, who is to blame? Has the spirit world failed humanity, or have humans failed, either by themselves, sabotage, or impediments by corrupted spirits and earthbound entities? One underlying concern is whether humanity’s technology has outstripped its spiritual development, placing itself at risk of extinction.
The mediums contacted the highest spiritual entities, including The I AM, St. James, and Allan Kardec, to address these questions.
The scientists took a revolutionary approach to interviewing mediums by encoding the questions as numbers and then presenting the numbers to the mediums as questions. The mediums demonstrated proficiency at Spiritual Sight, an advanced form of the US Military Intelligence Services remote viewing protocol. Additionally, they had to demonstrate the ability to shift the flow of electrons in a transistor with their minds. An attorney observed the interviews and a forensic psychiatrist assessed the mediums.
The findings revealed that although humans have failed to make significant progress in the past 167-plus years, failure is an essential component of progress. The spirits acknowledged that spiritual progress is often a roller coaster, as wars and catastrophes are often essential learning experiences, yet humanity is currently “upside down on the roller coaster.”
The spirit world firmly states and presents evidence that mankind is solely to blame for the current situation. They have consistently provided spiritual guidance, such as the Ten Commandments. They sent prophets, religious leaders, and enlightened individuals such as Martin Luther King Jr. On a personal level, they inspire, nudge, cajole, and manipulate humans to achieve spiritual progress on a daily basis. They cheer humanity on and are partners in their spiritual evolution.
The entities contacted provided numerous specific examples of their interventions, from inspiring the scientific advancements of the Enlightenment to creating an Ice Age to move humans around the globe. They stated that they inspired the technology of the Iron Age to create the cultural conditions that directly led to the Axial Age, the birth of the great religions.
However, they typically play the “hands-off” role of parents watching their child learn to walk. Although repeated failure is part of the process, parents will intervene when safety is an issue. As one entity said while showing an image of two women driving a car purposely off a cliff: “That is what free will can bring you.”
They explained that Earth is a learning center or spiritual school in which benevolent entities expertly and subtly guide human existence. Death is one of the greatest agents in promoting spiritual development, which permits the soul to rest and reflect on what it learned.
This understanding of reality challenges prevailing attitudes towards life and death, advocates for a reassessment of humanity’s interaction with the unseen, and emphasizes the importance of deep reflection on how spiritual forces influence human beings. Death is not to be feared—far from it. It is an important mechanism for spiritual growth and often the only time spent reflecting on what has been learned spiritually.
However, humans cannot learn from catastrophic failure. This is why the spirit world influenced BICS to ask these questions and share this urgent message with humanity.
About the Author
Melvin L. Morse, MD, is an acclaimed Pediatrician who was voted one of America's Best Doctors by his peers. He is the author of books on near-death experiences and the spirituality of death and dying. NBC News described him as doing more than any other scientist to prove the existence of life after death.
Morse won a Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies Challenge Grant to study mediumship. The project involved asking 19 mediums four specific questions about the current state of humanity's spiritual progress. The results are published in An Urgent Message for Humanity. This project set the standards for mediumship, including proficiency in Spiritual Sight and the ability to alter a stream of electrons with their minds. The research team presents in the book a comprehensive scientific model for mediumship based on recent advances in neuroscience and theoretical physics.
Dr. Morse was an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Washington for 20 years. His international best-seller, Closer to the Light, describes children's near-death experiences. It is based on his studies at Seattle Children's Hospital detailing the experiences of children who survived cardiac arrest. His second book, Transformed by the Light, documented the long-term positive transformations of children who had NDEs. His third book, Parting Visions, detailed the shared dying experiences of children and adults, as well as premonitions of death and after-death visitations. His book, Where God Lives, is an award-winning book discussing spiritual neuroscience and exactly how our brains are connected to the Universe.
He has published numerous peer-reviewed articles and won awards for his research on spiritual healing, remote viewing, and other aspects of human consciousness, including the Warcollier Prize for contributions to understanding human consciousness and remote viewing.
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