Simon & Schuster Proof of Heaven: A Neurosurgeon's Journey Into the Afterlife

Un livre écrit par un neuro chirurgien suite à une méningite foudroyante à E-coli qui aurait dû le laisser mort au mieux, ou totalement 'légumisé' au pire. Il est parfaitement rétabli, n'a perdu aucune de ses capacités et à vécu une NDE qui a transformé sa compréhension de la nature du réel. Outre le récit qui est captivant, l'intérêt majeur, il me semble, réside dans le fait qu'Eben Alexander était un neurochirurgien matérialiste et sceptique par principe. Cette expérience ainsi que ses solides connaissances scientifiques lui permettent de réfuter un à un les arguments des scientistes pseudo-scientifiques et contribue grandement à une recherche sérieuse et approfondie de l'esprit et de sa non localité. Je souhaite que ce livre soit rapidement traduit en Français pour atteindre un public encore plus grand.

If you are a skeptic, not sure if you should believe in the afterlife, you have to read this. The fact that the author is a neurosurgeon gave me the credibility I needed to believe him. It's basically a book of hope. If you know for sure that *after* everything will be beyond amazing, nothing can scare you in this life. Believe in this book. Enjoy Life.

De los libros que empiezas y lo quieres acabar el mismo día, te atrapa la historia hasta el final. Profundo y revelador para los que crean en la historia.

“Proof of Heaven” by Eben Alexander is one of the most beautiful and genuine books I have ever read, a definite must-read. I loved how Dr. Alexander blends scientific understanding with his personal experience of God, consciousness, and spirituality in a way that feels honest, thought-provoking, and deeply human. His reflections on how modern Western society has drifted away from spirituality and a deeper understanding of consciousness really stayed with me. A very well written and highly engaging book, really appreciated the personal storytelling throughout. The book also became very personal for me, as my psychologist recommended it after the passing of my grandmother. She shared a powerful story of her own connected to it, which made the themes feel even more real and meaningful. Beautifully written and engaging throughout, especially in its personal storytelling, this book stayed with me long after finishing it and I would highly recommend it.

I asked someone, who was of the Faith, do you believe in people coming back from the dead, of the dead being raised? And he said a loud "NO. Well, only one in a million." I unfortunately replied, "I'm shocked, you are a doubting Thomas"....after all, we had just discussed that Jesus was alive and dead at the same time. It's easy to understand why, when reading this book. Doctors have all been told, it's not possible, yet Acts 26:8 Says that God will raise the dead, it does not give an answer of how many, it says it is not a thing that is incredible. The Bible is from God, written long ago, so the number now is incalculable, how many, or will be, it happens every day. The author himself exposes this and the adage "Nothing ventured, nothing gained." ....you'll love this book!