Dr Jacobo Greenberg and his mysterious vanishing

Dr. Jacobo Grinberg Zylberbaum (often referred to as Jacobo Greenberg) was a renowned Mexican psychologist and neuroscientist who mysteriously disappeared on December 8, 1994. His case remains one of the most perplexing mysteries in the scientific and spiritual communities. Greenberg was well-known for his studies on consciousness, perception, and the intersection of science and mysticism, particularly involving shamanic practices in Mexico.

Greenberg combined scientific research with indigenous spiritual knowledge. His work focused on understanding consciousness and the mind-body connection. He was heavily influenced by Tibetan Buddhism, quantum physics, and Mexican shamanism. One of his most notable theories was the “Lattice Theory,” which proposed that consciousness is not localized in the brain but exists in a universal field, interconnecting all things.

On December 8, 1994, Dr. Greenberg failed to show up for his 48th birthday celebration. He was last seen at his home in Mexico City, where he lived with his wife, Teresa Mandil.

Shortly before vanishing in 1994, Greenberg had begun working on experiments to further validate the Lattice Theory, including potential collaborations with other researchers in the field of consciousness. He was also exploring deeper connections between quantum physics and mysticism, aiming to develop a unified framework for understanding reality.