Spanish expert explains afterlife and how the dead 'live'

Sol Blanco Soler claims that the deceased are not always aware of their state and that dying leads to an "intangible plane" she describes as a place for learning. There is no verifiable scientific evidence that consciousness survives bodily death.

## Who says the dead don't know they are dead

Journalist and parapsychologist **Sol Blanco Soler** argues that the dead do not always realize they have passed away. She states that upon death, one enters an "intangible plane," which she characterizes as a learning environment. She holds a degree in Information Sciences from the **Universidad Complutense de Madrid** (Madrid's main public university) and is a member of the Sociedad Española de Parapsicología (Spanish Society of Parapsychology).

The Grupo Hepta (Hepta Group), to which she belongs, organizes the annual Madrid Parapsychology Days. Their work focuses on phenomena that established science cannot fully define. However, there is no verifiable evidence that consciousness survives the body.

## Books, radio, and TV: where curiosity pays off

Her works on the afterlife include "¿Hay alguien aquí?" (**2007**) (Is Anyone Here?), "Crónicas del más allá" (Chronicles of the Beyond, 2013), "Casas encantadas, tesoros y niños perdidos" (Haunted Houses, Treasures and Lost Children, 2014), "Sobrenatural" (Supernatural), and "No saben que están perecid" (They Don't Know They Are Dead). These are popularizations, not academic research.

She gained visibility through La Hora Bruja (The Witching Hour) on Radio Nacional de España (Spain's national public radio) and **Cuarto Milenio**, the program hosted by **Iker Jiménez** on Cuatro. This has led to conferences, book sales, and events. No one has proven what happens after death; doubt continues to be monetized with each generation. For those grieving, professional support is recommended.