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Johann Nepomuk Maier, an author, host, and filmmaker, shared profound insights into his personal and professional journey exploring the nature of reality in an interview. His life took a significant turn about ten years ago following the death of his grandmother-in-law, when an unexplained laughter at a funeral spurred him to leave his job and delve into deep research about life’s mysteries. Over the past decade, Maier has produced 34 documentaries and conducted 800 interviews, leading to a radical transformation in his worldview.

Maier explained that his explorations have taken him to various places like Peru and Mexico, where he met guides and visited special locations that deepened his understanding of consciousness and reality. He emphasized a key realization from his research: the human body may die, but the soul continues its existence, highlighting the impermanence of physical life and the eternal nature of the spirit.

Discussing his personal experiences with financial worries and familial responsibilities, Maier noted that his trust in the spirit world helped alleviate his concerns about money. He described his life as being guided by intuition and spirit, rather than conventional planning, stating that matter itself is not the foundation of existence, but rather spirit, mind, and energy.

Maier elaborated on the sensory nature of reality, suggesting that our senses construct the external world from frequencies, much like wearing 3D glasses. He drew parallels to the movie “The Matrix,“ where the character Neo faces the illusory nature of perceived reality. Maier also touched on the existence of multiple realities and parallel timelines, proposing that these are accessible and can be influenced by our actions and choices.

Highlighting the prevalence of spiritual experiences among the German population, Maier noted that many people have encountered unexplained phenomena such as noises or visions that suggest a reality beyond the conventional physical world. He cited the work of Dr. Gary Schwartz in the USA, who has developed a ’soul phone‘ capable of communicating with the deceased, claiming a 99% effectiveness rate based on technical information received from spirits of renowned figures like Einstein and Tesla.

Maier also mentioned German and American institutions where one can learn to experience out-of-body states and explore what it might feel like to die, thereby gaining firsthand knowledge of the non-physical realms.

The interview concluded with Maier’s invitation to viewers to explore more about these intriguing topics through his video interview, where he further discusses his experiences and the supernatural phenomena he has documented over the years.