Corrado Malanga: “Quello che succede dopo la morte NON è come ti hanno sempre detto”

Corrado Malanga is a former professor of Organic Chemistry at the University of Pisa, known for his research in ufology, consciousness, and regressive hypnosis. Throughout his career, he has developed an original approach to the study of the human experience, investigating phenomena such as out-of-body experiences, past-life memories, and the relationship between mind, soul, and perceived reality. In this talk, Malanga addresses one of the most profound and controversial questions: what really happens after death? Through years of working with hypnosis and analyzing hundreds of testimonies, he offers a radical vision that challenges traditional concepts such as reincarnation, the soul, and time. The video explores complex themes such as: the nature of consciousness the illusion of linear time the concept of a holographic universe near-death and out-of-body experiences the role of the mind as a "reader of reality" According to Malanga, what we call "life" may not be limited to the physical body, but part of a larger system in which past, present, and future coexist simultaneously. Hypnosis-gathered testimonies suggest that memories of past and even future lives may be accesses to the same information structure. 👉 Why is it important to watch this video today? Because it questions the very foundations of our perception of reality: time, identity, and death. In an era when science is increasingly exploring the role of consciousness, these reflections raise new questions about what it really means to "exist." 🎯 This video is aimed at: science and consciousness enthusiasts people interested in physics, philosophy, and reality those who question life, death, and identity audiences over 40/50 who seek answers beyond conventional thinking 📚 What you will learn concretely: why past-life memories often appear in children what happens in near-death experiences, according to testimonies how hypnosis can alter the perception of time why the brain may not "create" but rather read reality how modern physics challenges the concept of linear time ❓ Fundamental questions addressed: Does consciousness outlive the body? Does time really exist, or is it a mental construct? Is it possible to change the past by altering perception? Are we really separate individuals or part of a single structure? This presentation does not offer absolute certainties, but rather a perspective that challenges traditional thinking and invites us to observe reality with different eyes. 👉 Ultimately, the real question isn't what happens after death... but whether we've ever truly understood what it means to be alive. ⏱️ CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Introduction: What are "experimental tests"? 00:40 Children and memories of past lives 01:30 Alternative hypotheses: real memory or mental construction 03:00 Hypnosis and memories outside of time 04:30 The body as a "container" of consciousness 06:00 Near-death experiences and clinical studies 07:30 Leaving the body: what patients say 09:00 Why no one wants to return to the body 10:30 Consciousness has no human morality 11:30 The universe seen from different perspectives 12:30 We are unaware creators of reality 14:00 The concept of "soul" in hypnosis 16:00 The deception of perception and beliefs 18:30 Is there something beyond the body? 8:00 PM Quantum Physics and Nonlocality 9:30 PM Time Does Not Exist: What It Really Means 10:30 PM Reality as a Complete CD 12:00 PM Changing the Past Through the Mind 10:00 PM Why We Don't Remember Death 10:30 PM All Lives Exist at the Same Time 10:00 PM The "Tunnel of Light" Explained Differently 11:00 PM The Three Components: Soul, Mind, and Spirit 12:00 PM Real Experiences During Hypnosis 12:00 PM What Really Happens at Death 12:00 PM Reincarnation: Reality or Illusion? 44:00 The Importance of Awareness 48:00 The Holographic Universe Explained Simply 52:00 We Are the True "Light" 55:00 Wave and Particle: The Role of Consciousness 57:00 The Origin of Duality 01:00:00 Reality, Frequencies, and Perception 01:05:00 The Concept of Separation 01:10:00 Why Not Everyone Perceives These Experiences