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Neuroscience Expert Dr. Tara Swart on Evidence We Can Communicate After Death and Her Experience Speaking to the Dead!

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If what you're saying is true, then I mean this is a revelation. Yeah. And I I couldn't speak about it until now that it's possible to communicate with someone that's passed away. And I'm saying it from the point of view of being a neuroscientist and a psychiatrist. And it's taboo because we are afraid that people think we're going insane. I mean I've been part of teams that have locked people up and had them injected with stuff against their will because of things they were saying that's not that dissimilar to things I've experienced. I wanted to find out as much science as I could to try to back it up. And do you think you found the answer? Yeah. How sure are you? Hundred percent. And the things I found out are going to shock you.

The floor is yours. Okay, so I'm Dr Taris Hart. I'm a neuroscientist and a medical doctor who specialised in psychiatry and I lost my beloved husband to leukemia almost four years ago. Two days before our fourth wedding anniversary. And the everything I believed in. Had gone wrong.

I was just totally lost and broken, but then I started getting signs from my husband and in my desperation I did consult a couple of mediums. But not being impressed by them. I ended up thinking if it's possible to communicate with someone that's passed away. and I am all about optimising my brain, then I should be able to do it myself. So I went down a rabbit hole and what I've uncovered in this research is gonna have a really beneficial effect on a lot of people. Why? Because it means that we are capable of so much more than what we think the human mind is capable of. So listen, here's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna try and ask the questions and challenge you in ways that I think the viewer might challenge you. I want you to ask me those questions. Just give me thirty seconds of your time.

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