Through Hell

Samuel, a pragmatic lab scientist and doctor, dismisses the concept of an afterlife until a tragic error changes his path. Overworked and rushing to return to his lab experiments, he misdiagnoses a young girl, whose subsequent death haunts him with guilt. Unable to cope, he drives recklessly and ends up in a fatal accident. Samuel awakens in a misty, otherworldly realm, where he is confronted by ghostly figures and led through the gates of hell. Here, he witnesses a landscape shaped by suffering, regret, and the consequences of karma, forcing him to reflect on the weight of his actions in life.

Guided by spectral beings, Samuel learns the importance of balancing his karmic scales-his good deeds against his missteps. Through this journey, he gains a profound understanding of the interconnectedness of morality, life, and the universe's cycle of death and rebirth. As he prepares for reincarnation, Samuel comes to terms with the lessons of his past and embraces the unknown future, leaving readers to ponder the mysteries of hell and whether it is a realm of punishment, self-created reckoning, or a phenomenon beyond scientific explanation.