This is the truth about death. Radu Leca: If we understand that there is another universe than the earthly one, then we will be calm

Death is a natural part of the life cycle for all living things. No one can avoid or prolong death indefinitely. People have different perspectives on death depending on their religious, cultural and philosophical beliefs. It is important to respect this diversity and be open to understanding different approaches and views.

Although death is inevitable, it is important to prepare for it, both practically and emotionally. This can include planning a will, making a will, talking to loved ones about our wishes and even exploring our own perspective and beliefs around death.

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The truth about death

Psychologist Radu Leca talked to us, exclusively at DC MEDICAL, about death and the energy universe. According to his statements, death cannot be stopped and the individual will be part of another type of universe, completely energetic.

Arguing his point of view, Radu Leca brought up the controversial experiment of weighing people before and after death.

“The truth about death is this: It cannot be stopped. We will be part of another kind of 100% energy universe and there is the famous experiment of weighing people before death and after death and we are dealing with -21 grams which it represents the measuring impulse of our soul.

If we understand that there is another universe than the earthly one that we will access, then we will be calm”, said Radu Leca, psychologist, exclusively for DC MEDICAL.

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What exactly is the weigh-in before death experiment?

In April 1907, a doctor named Duncan Macdougall wrote an article in an American medical journal, where he told about a strange experiment he had done. He tried to find out how much the human soul weighs at the time of death! This experiment involved placing the bed of dying patients on a special scale.

Macdougall observed that at the time of death, these patients lost about 21 grams of weight, which he believed to be the weight of the soul. He ruled out other explanations for this weight loss, such as loss of water from the body or natural elimination.

He then tried the same thing on dogs in the same situation, but didn’t find the same weight loss. Macdougall thought this was because he did not believe animals had souls. Since then, no one has been able to confirm Macdougall’s results, but his idea was used in the movie “21 Grams,” according to McGill University.

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