Former Buddhist: He experienced Hell. Steve Kang Part 3 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we were talking about the belief of
reincarnation that exists in many of the world religions. Reincarnation is the belief that the souls of human, animals, and plants, are eternal, and are ever cycling, or being recycled, where life after death is being reborn back into this world in another body. This idea sounds pretty interesting, but is this how it truly works?
Or is there truly a heaven and a hell, with zero cycle of reincarnation?  Before we start, listener discretion is advised, as the testimony you are about to hear is intended for a mature audience only, and has intense graphic descriptions of violence. In our last show, we had Steve Kang tell us about how he went through great depression while he was trying to achieve Nirvana to exit out of of the reincarnation cycle, and he had this realization, that he wasn't ever going to be able to reach Nirvana, maybe even in a million lives. He told us how he eventually got into drugs, and he shared with us that he didn't feel like that conflict with his Buddhist beliefs, and one day, he had a death bowl, a mixture of deadly drugs, and he ended up nearly going crazy and tried to commit suicide by stabbing his neck with a 12 inch knife. As he started having out of body experiences, he told us of a horrific experience of being in a place that he understood to be hell, and then he had a brief moment where he encountered Jesus Christ, and then he woke up to a bunch of pastors praying for him. Steve, welcome back to the show.