Is there life after death? If so, can it be proven? My book, “Afterlife Tracks” –which will be published this coming August—addresses these questions.  The following is the introduction to this real story:

“Like most scientists, I favored the notion that life was an accident of nature. That from its inception, it developed like a jungle without a gardener’s caring hand over billions of years, and that our life ended with our death. I always believed in God. Yet I was torn between the doubt as to whether God paid attention to us and the belief we were merely a fluke of creation destined to disappear. Brought up Catholic, I was not religious enough to accept the idea of life after death. It struck me as a beautiful tale to sweeten our final days. But the story I am about to narrate taught me otherwise. It began two and a half decades ago and unfolded over all these years. My neurology practice was so busy that I postponed the report of its account several times. Now I feel compelled to put an end to my procrastination and unveil the information with which Providence has entrusted me. Rather than blurring its accuracy, the passage of time has enhanced its meaning and relevance. So here it goes.”