Annie Kagan, a chiropractor and songwriter, left behind the hustle and bustle of Manhattan to seek peace in a small and secluded home near the bay. However, her life changed unexpectedly when her brother Billy passed away suddenly, and he began communicating with her from the afterlife. Annie agreed to accompany Billy on his journey through the mysteries of death, and he shared secrets about the joy and wonder that awaited in the afterlife. Through their ongoing communication, Billy aimed to transform his sister’s life and the lives of those around her. In her book, The Afterlife of Billy Fingers: How My Bad Boy Brother Proved to Me There is Life After Death, Annie recounts the fascinating true story of her communication with her brother after his passing. The book delves into their ongoing conversation about the afterlife, providing insights into the mysteries of death and the realities of life beyond the physical realm. At dawn a few weeks after William Cohen’s passing, known as Billy Fingers, he appeared to his older sister Annie and spoke of his weightless journey through glorious stars and galaxies. He described feeling the presence of a kind, loving, and beneficent force twinkling all around him. This marked the beginning of Annie’s unprecedented journey into the wonder and bliss of life beyond death through her brother’s ongoing after-death communication. Annie details her brother’s profound descriptions of the mystical realms he traverses, the beings of light that await him, and the wisdom he receives. His accounts take the reader beyond the typical near-death experience, offering a glimpse into a world beyond physical existence. As Dr. Raymond Moody notes in the foreword, Billy is an “afterworld walker,” a phenomenon that has been known since ancient times.
Consciousness and the Brain
No neuroscientist has been able to find consciousness in the brain or explain how a brain could create consciousness. The reason is that consciousness is not in the brain and is not dependent on the brain.
