Proof of heaven ereader

1. Proof of Heaven ereader
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Overview
A SCIENTIST’S CASE FOR THE AFTERLIFE Thousands of people have had near-
death experiences, but scientists have argued that they are impossible. Dr. Eben
Alexander was one of those scientists. A highly trained neurosurgeon, Alexander
knew that NDEs feel real, but are simply fantasies produced by brains under
extreme stress.
Then, Dr. Alexander’s own brain was attacked by a rare illness. The part of the
brain that controls thought and emotion—and in essence makes us human—shut

2. down completely. For seven days he lay in a coma. Then, as his doctors
considered stopping treatment, Alexander’s eyes popped open. He had come
back.
Alexander’s recovery is a medical miracle. But the real miracle of his story lies
elsewhere. While his body lay in coma, Alexander journeyed beyond this world
and encountered an angelic being who guided him into the deepest realms of
super-physical existence. There he met, and spoke with, the Divine source of the
universe itself.
Alexander’s story is not a fantasy. Before he underwent his journey, he could not
reconcile his knowledge of neuroscience with any belief in heaven, God, or the
soul. Today Alexander is a doctor who believes that true health can be achieved
only when we realize that God and the soul are real and that death is not the
end of personal existence but only a transition.
This story would be remarkable no matter who it happened to. That it happened
to Dr. Alexander makes it revolutionary. No scientist or person of faith will be
able to ignore it. Reading it will change your life.
Reviews
This nonfiction book about a neurosurgeon who suffers from a severe infection of
the brain - so severe that it shuts down his neo-cortex and he drops into a deep
coma - is one of the best Near Death Experience books I've ever read.
The author was an agnostic physician with expertise in the brain and
consciousness. He started with a strong position that all consciousness is
centered in brain function. If the brain stops functioning, you are dead and there
is no coming back. He was skeptical of claims of NDEs because he knew how the
drugs doctors used to bring patients back affected the brain. But when his brain
completely shut down, he experienced a very deep entry into Oneness, and was
miraculously brought back to life, not by medical intervention - they had given
up and were ready to pull the plug - but by Divine intervention. He struggled to
reconcile what he knew as a physician and neurosurgeon with his experiences
when his brain was completely "off-line".

3. The experiences he had were alternately horrifying and exquisitely transcendent.
The account loops around to another miracle: the discovery of who his guide was
in the world beyond physical existence. He did not recognize his guide until a
series of events brought her identity to him.
I highly recommend this book
I am a Near Death Experiencer. I was really excited when I ran across Dr. Eben
Alexander's book on his Near Death Experience. I spent last night and most of
today reading his book.
I am happy that someone with Dr. Alexander's years of experience and
qualifications has told his story of one of the deepest and longest and most
significant NDE's I've ever read about or heard of.
Dr. Alexander is a neurosurgeon who has worked at some of the finest hospitals
in the country. He has also been a teacher at Harvard Medical School. He is a
professional who understands the workings of the brain from the viewpoint of a
surgeon and a scientist. This is a man who carefully analyzes and considers all
points of view before presenting his thoughts on his own NDE.
What I see in this book is a portrait of an NDE'r who is a top professional in the
field of brain surgery, a strong family man, and a man of integrity and good
sense.
I particularly liked his honesty in dealing with his battles with depression, and
his sense of rejection stemming from his having been an adopted child. To my
mind, his honesty and his vulnerability help to give this book integrity.
It is very encouraging to all us NDE'rs who are out there, working to spread the
word about what has happened to us, to find this kind of corroboration of both
the reality and the value of our experiences. Thank you, Dr. Alexander.
This was a fantastic, intelligible read. I make this statement as an objective
reader rather than someone who approached this book with predetermined
notions. The author seemed intellectually reflective, objective, and emotionally
engaging with the events that took place during his NDE.

4. Given Dr. Alexander's credentials as a world class neurosurgeon with a wealth of
expertise in brain biology, I can say that I find his experience and conclusions on
there being an afterlife and a god more convincing than a lot of other literature I
have read, especially given the fact he was an atheist before his NDE. I find it
amazing that he went through these events he did, and how organized and lucid
they were, despite his brain being dead. I do not want to spoil the book, but
there are other interesting surprises during Dr. Alexander's journey that will
definitely sweep the reader off their feet and convince them on the possibility of
an-out-of-world existence.
This book has certainly increased my interest in reading more about NDEs and
other books on god and spirituality. I would highly recommend it to others who
have similar curiosities into the meaning of life, the nature of our existence, and
if there is a god.
Even the most cynical and skeptical of readers will easily get caught up in this
book and find themselves thinking, "What if?" The author, a neurosurgeon,
develops E.coli bacterial meningitis. In a coma for seven days with virtually no
brain activity except those related to life support, the comatose doctor has an
out-of-body experience that transforms the way he thinks, behaves, and relates
to other people.
There's much to read and ponder in Proof of Heaven. Dr. Alexander states
something that I've somehow always "known," that the death of the body and
the brain are not the end of consciousness and that human experience continues
beyond the grave. He quotes Sir John C. Eccles when he mentions, "We have to
recognize that we are spiritual beings with souls existing in a spiritual world as
well as material beings with bodies and brains existing in a material world."
For anyone who's ever wondered about his or her place in the universe, this
book is a must-read. As the author states, "Each and every one of us is deeply
known and cared for by a Creator who cherishes us beyond any ability we have
to comprehend."
Gobbled this book right down because the author's near-death experience isn't
the most amazing part---it was his perfect credentials for influencing everyone's
opinion about that experience!

5. I've visited places such as this neurosurgeon visited during his 7-day coma, and
my nearly forty years of studying the *interdimensional* science of
Consciousness made it all seem normal and to be expected of someone in his
dying situation. What impressed and astonished and delighted me was how
PERFECTLY his situation was designed to gain the attention of everyone who has
NOT yet come to the awareness that consciousness does not begin or end with
the physical brain!
I highly, highly recommend this book. It's quick to read, because the story is so
compelling, and the doctor/author has gone to great lengths to explain why this
was NOT hallucination (that part of his brain was classified as completely
nonfunctional at the time), or any other among a long list of conventional
science's debunking explanations for NDEs. His unique experience refutes all of
these arguments.
The only flaw in the book isn't really a flaw: he can't yet explain how or why
these things happened to him. Not to worry, Dr. Alexander! Others have and
will. For instance, "The Infinite Concept of Cosmic Creation" by Ernest L. Norman
offers complete, diagrammed, scientific explanations for the aspects of
consciousness that bridge dimensions. This science fully explains how and why
he experienced the visions and connections of his NDE, where he went, and
perhaps even why he did so.
As for why his deceased father didn't come to greet him during his other-side
visit--that, too, can be explained. It's in my books, it's in E.L. Norman's books,
and one day I'm sure the author will understand, as well.
Because of my already-established beliefs, I'd stopped reading about near-death
experiences, but I will be recommending this book to everyone who'll listen!
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