Insights from near-death experiences, coincidence, and the evolution of consciousness. What if humanity’s biggest problem isn’t a lack of intelligence… but a lack of heart? In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence , Dr. Bernard Beitman speaks with Eben Alexander , one of the most recognized voices in near-death experience (NDE) research and consciousness studies. But this conversation isn’t a retelling of his famous NDE. Instead, it asks a more urgent question: How mig

What grief, synchronicity, and education can teach us about the future of human awareness — with Lauren Waterman. What if consciousness isn’t something the brain produces—but something we participate in? In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence , Dr. Bernard Beitman speaks with Laurel Waterman, a Canadian researcher and educator working to bring consciousness studies into the classroom. Together, they explore a question that quietly underlies everything from science t

Subjectivity, Self-Observation, and Why the Inner World May Shape Our Future, with Matt Colborn. What if the most important frontier for humanity isn’t technological—but internal? In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence , Dr. Bernard Beitman sits down with Matt Colborn to explore one of the most elusive questions in science and philosophy: what is consciousness, and why does it matter right now? Drawing from biology, cognitive science, and lived contemplative experie

Grief, Coincidence, and Staying Grounded in Extraordinary Moments. Sometimes grief doesn’t just hurt—it opens. A song on the radio. A perfectly timed message. A symbol that feels too precise to ignore. Are these moments random… or are they invitations to pay attention? In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence , Dr. Bernard Beitman is joined by clinical psychologist and researcher Jennifer Kim Penberthy to explore the meaningful coincidences many people experience after

Dean Radin on the Science of Magic, Consciousness, and Meaningful Coincidence. What if consciousness isn’t just watching reality unfold—but quietly participating in how it takes shape? In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence , Dean Radin explores one of the most provocative questions at the edge of modern science: can focused attention influence the physical world? Drawing on decades of experimental research, the conversation examines how phenomena long dismissed as..