Proof of Heaven by Eben Alexander

Over the past a hardly a(prenominal)(prenominal) weeks, I have been adaptation the book Proof of enlightenment by Eben horse parsley. It is to the highest degree a man who tells about his adjacent death experience and shargons stories about his family and life. He discusses his journey to heaven during his coma and lives to tell the lessons he has learned from his experience. Many volume have had honorable-death experiences, but umpteen scientists and doctors believe that most stories and experiences are unreal. An extremely knowledgeable neurosurgeon, Dr. Eben black lovage believed that near death experiences emotional recount real, but are exclusively fantasies produced by brains under chaos. This altogether changed when he had a near death experience of his own.\nDr. Eben black lovage is a well-known and big(p) neurosurgeon practicing in the state of Virginia. He is married to a woman named Holley, who he met a few years subsequently college. They have two childr en together. The erstwhile(a) is named Eben IV and the younger is named Bond.\n disembodied spirit for Dr. Alexander and his family was going abundant until one morning, everything changed. After note some sharp tush pains coupled with intensive headaches, he quickly had some(prenominal) seizures and was rushed to the hospital. It was later discover that he had an unprecedented rebound of bacterial meningitis-encephalitis caused by the bacteria E. coli. Despite a journey to Israel where an outbreak was going on around the time Dr. Alexander visited, doctors discovered that it was not connect to that form. Doctors and specialists alike could not habitus out what Dr. Alexander had and it became the premier case of its kind. For hexad days he was in a coma. His body was insensitive to the increasingly massive doses of antibiotics and some other medications. At this stage, the mortality range for those in Alexanders condition is 97%, and the few who do survive stay in a persistently vegetative state. His family began to worry and take to seemed lost when doctors were telling them that death was imminent. However, mome...