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Near Death Experience: Devout Buddhist Dies from Overdose—In Hell Until Jesus Said 'I Love You'!
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48:31Now PlayingSteve Kang grew up in South Korea, attending Buddhist temples, fully embracing reincarnation, the Eightfold Path, Four Noble Truths—everything aimed at ending suffering. But those teachings couldn't prepare him for a real crisis.
Emigrating to Los Angeles for college, he fell into the drug culture. One day, a fatal overdose on a deadly "death bowl" mix (laced marijuana with heroin, cocaine, PCP) sent him to the brink of death. Rushed to the hospital, while his housemother rallied church members to pray, Steve was plunged into an 8-hour out-of-body torment in hell: unbearable darkness, demonic oppression, agony worse than death.
In desperation, he heard a voice unlike any other—Jesus saying, "No more Buddhism, no more drugs... I love you." Instantly rescued, he returned to life transformed. Later, a vision of heaven confirmed the truth. Today, Steve is a pastor, evangelist, and author sharing Jesus as the only true liberator from suffering.
This incredible journey from Buddhism to Christ proves no one is beyond God's reach—watch for hope, warning, and inspiration!
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