Ever since the first flicker of human consciousness, one question has haunted civilisation: what happens after we die? From ancient myths to modern neuroscience, humanity has been trying to decipher the mystery of what lies beyond. With scientific advancement came desperate attempts to map the unseeable: studies measuring brain activity moments after death, experiments tracking flickers of consciousness as the body shuts down, and near-death research probing the line between the physical and the spiritual. Yet despite decades of effort, science has barely begun to scratch the surface. And then came a case that defies reason. For Steve Kang, the story began not with faith, but with despair, and what followed has baffled even those who study the limits of human awareness. Raised as a p

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