Proof of Heaven

Eben Alexander was a neurosurgeon who had a rare form of meningitis that left him in a coma for seven days. When he awoke, he had a profound religious experience that led him to believe that there is an afterlife.

The characters in Proof of Heaven are the author, Dr. Eben Alexander, and his wife, Pia. The feature content of the book is Dr. Alexander’s account of his Near Death Experience (NDE), in which he claims to have visited Heaven.

Eben Alexander’s characters are often compared to those in the work of other authors, such as Stephen King and Dean Koontz.

Eben Alexander, a neurosurgeon, wrote Proof of Heaven: A Neurosurgeon’s Journey into the Afterlife, about his own Near Death Experience (NDE). Alexander had been an atheist, but his experience changed his views. He now believes that there is an afterlife, and that our consciousness does not simply come from our brain activity.

Alexander’s book has been criticized by some atheists and skeptics, who argue that his NDE was simply a result of brain activity, and not evidence of an afterlife. However, many people have found Alexander’s story to be inspirational and convincing, and his book remains popular.