Proof of Heaven: A Neurosurgeon's Journey into the Afterlife

from judithrs

Proof of Heaven: a Neurosurgeon's Journey into the Afterlife. Eben Alexander. 2012. I don't remember where I heard of this book, but when my friend Kim offered to lend it to me, I decided to read it. This is a book I thought I'd ever want to read. The drawing point was the fact that the author is...

from lauriebrown54

Eben Alexander is a neurosurgeon. In 2008 he contracted a rare illness that struck with unusual rapidity and put him into a coma hours after it struck. He remained in that coma, unable to even breathe for himself, for seven days. His doctors considered him brain dead and unable to wake up; or, if...

from hmskip

Although this book may not qualify as proof in the strict sense, yet it is a valuable piece of evidence. What I appreciate about it is the author's plea for the readmission of the human spirit as a real and important entity separate and apart from the physical, materialistic processes of the huma...

from lissabeth21

This was everything I hoped it would be and then some. I have had, and am writing about, very clear pictures of heaven. Dr. Alexander's descriptions have matched my limited ability to describe my own visions - giving further weight to my own "proof."

from rlittlejn

Fits strongly with Elizabeth Pruett's friends observation that absolutely everything that happens down to the very second happens for a purpose.