What happens when the heart stops, but consciousness refuses to fade?

In 2019, while chasing his musical ambitions in Mohali, Manveer Singh Shergill suffered a sudden, catastrophic heart attack. Rushed through hospital doors in a desperate race against time, he collapsed—slipping into a twenty-day coma. But while his physical body lay motionless on a hospital bed, his awareness never went dark.

In this raw, autobiographical account, Shergill chronicles an extraordinary out-of-body journey that defies medical explanation:

The Silent Observer: Watching his family weep, pray, and hold vigil, powerless to let them know he was standing right beside them.

The Reality of Life: Gaining a bittersweet clarity on human relationships as daily life outside the hospital carried on regardless of his personal crisis.

The Messengers and the Light: Being escorted beyond physical reality to a courtroom of souls, standing before a luminous presence, and receiving a single, mysterious declaration: "Thirty-eight."

The Return: Waking up to his father's presence and navigating the haunting nights, lingering visions, and skepticism of medical science and loved ones alike.

Written with sincerity and quiet conviction, My Truth Is a Lie to Many does not seek to debate skeptics or prove the unprovable. Instead, it offers a deeply moving exploration of mortality, family bonds, and the enduring mystery of what lies just beyond our final breath.