This book investigates the scientific evidence for consciousness persisting after physical death. Stephen Hawley Martin, drawing on his background in physics and engineering, examines a range of phenomena and research that suggest consciousness is not solely a product of the brain. The work explores concepts such as near-death experiences, mediumship, and quantum mechanics as potential frameworks for understanding life after death, aiming to present a rational, evidence-based argument for its possibility.

The book presents a scientific inquiry into the possibility of consciousness surviving death, a topic that often resides in the realm of faith or philosophy. Its approach, grounded in physics and engineering principles, aims to provide a rational framework for exploring these profound questions. The work likely appeals to readers interested in the intersection of science and spirituality, offering a perspective that challenges conventional materialistic views of consciousness. It seeks to build a case for survival based on empirical observation and theoretical exploration.