when I flatlined that second time other than me being hot and a little panicked at first because I couldn't articulate what was going through my brain outside of that it was just in a piece and everything kind of went black for a little bit and next thing you know I can

see the nurses pulling me into an adjacent room I'm on a stretcher they take me off one stretcher into another stretcher and everything is happening I see the doctor and he's working on me and the nurses are frantic and

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forthepeople.com, the other side, or click the link in the description below. Don't wait, take the first step toward protecting your rights. All right, my name is Chad Osinga and on, I think it was last month, June 10th of 2020, I was riding my motorcycle

and I was in a motorcycle club during this period of my life, and so I was with six other people and we're riding down I-95 South here in Virginia, and everything was fine. I was in the far left lane. Beside me, they were actually expanding the

interstate, so there was a whole bunch of construction going on at the time, and this minivan, I guess wasn't paying attention. I think they were just traveling for summer and they just began to come over into my lane, and I didn't notice it until it was too late. I

started to come over to the shoulder of the road as much as I could, and I was met with a tea barrier, uh, where the construction started, so I couldn't go any further, and that's when the car hit me. The van hit me, probably about 60

miles an hour. I flew over the jersey barrier. My motorcycle hit it so hard, it never fell down. It was like implanted into the jersey barrier, and I flew into this construction zone. The guys that were with us, of course, stopped. They started doing first aid. I had a few military

guys with me, so I was pretty excited, excited about that. So they kind of knew what to do with the initial injuries that I had, and on the way to the first hospital, I flatlined the first time, and I don't really remember anything about

that aspect just everything was just black you know and they finally transport me to VCU in Richmond Virginia and they realized while I'm in the MRI like there's a whole bunch of stuff that you know needs to get done so they take me into surgery an emergency surgery and

in that surgery they realized there was more that needed to be done that the MRI didn't show so they had to schedule a second surgery so I get out of that surgery they give me a few days to heal and I'm about to go into the second

surgery and right before you go in to the surgery they do like a last vital check and make sure that nothing funky is going on with your body and that's when the second time I flatlined happened and where really my story begins as far as my out of body experience so as she's

asking me these questions about to put me into surgery for my second emergency surgery I think that I'm talking to her like I'm speaking right now very clear but I'm like slurring my words and all of a sudden things are really hot for me

I think that most people are terrified of death right and because it looks like a scary thing but when I flatlined that second time other than me being hot and a little panicked at first because I couldn't articulate what was going through my brain outside of that it was

just in a piece and everything kind of went black for a little bit and next thing you know I can see the nurses pulling me into an adjacent room I'm on a stretcher they take me off one stretcher into another stretcher and I'm

looking at it like I'm watching a movie like front row seats and everything is happening I see the doctor and he's working on me and the nurses are frantic and in this space it was like time didn't exist there were no words nothing was being said but it

was like everything was known It's really hard to explain when I try to tell people about this but I was watching this like I'm looking at the screen right now and I can see everything taking place and there's just this absolute peace I became awareness

itself and it was one of the most freeing moments of my life And really this moment didn't last as long as a lot of people that leave the body I wasn't flatlined for a very long time as I was about to go into a surgery so they

revived me fairly quickly And I remember as I'm looking at all of this take place it was like slow-mo When I came back I guess consciousness within the body that's when things really I think hit home for me One of the things that I

didn't really mention is that prior to this accident I was a wreck Okay I was an alcoholic I was drinking a fifth of whiskey a night I was just a dude that was lost I was a former military guy that had some demons that I was facing

and I didn't know how to overcome those things and it was destroying me It was destroying my family and my quality of life And I had this experience and that is my experience is just being awareness I was literally awareness I didn't go anywhere I didn't travel to another

Universe, I was just existence itself, and when I saw this as a movie, and I finally came back, you know, conscious, and I'm I'm awake, I'm in this ICU room, life looked different for me. It's hard to put into words, but something changed, right? Like I

met my true self when I flatlined, and I knew that this experience that I was having, that we call life, is just like that movie that I saw when I came out of my body. This isn't real, this body, this experience that we have on a day-to-day

you know, is very much like a movie, and as awareness, we are watching this movie through a first-person experience that's given to us with this body, and these are some of the things that I just intuitively knew as I was laying in this ICU room. And I went from this guy that

was wild, lost, looking for a way out through alcohol and and living kind of a wild life to this sober understanding of what reality really is. And as I laid in that hospital room, I didn't have access, it was during COVID, it was 2020, right? COVID

was just exploding on the scene, so I didn't have a phone because it got destroyed on the motorcycle, and I'm sitting in this room by myself, and it was the most spiritual moment, 7 days, I think I was in that room by myself.

Basically, no visitors were allowed, no phone, just myself, and it was one of the most spiritual moments I've ever had in my life. When I came home, I was completely different. I no longer had a taste to drink, I didn't want to do the

things that I was doing before, like, and what was weird is like over the next year I was learning how to walk, I was having more surgeries because of all the injuries that were taking place in my body, and none of it fazed me, like I had

just this very peaceful attitude I guess with me throughout all of it, and it was like I could see that this wasn't happening actually to me, if that makes sense, right? I just see life a little differently, and as I'm healing up and as

I'm pursuing more knowledge because this experience it made me wonder more about this spirituality and what was this experience that I had? What was this awareness or this Consciousness that I seemed to be when I left my body and and I began to go on this pursuit, and I ran

into this book and it was crazy because there was a Vietnam vet that that did an addition of it, and the same thing happened to him, just like slightly different conditions. A grenade exploded and he left his body during that moment and he had the same experience where he

was just awareness. He could see everything, everything was was here, but there were no words, there was you were just everything. It's hard to put it in words and I don't think that words will ever do what reality is justice, but I I stumbled on this book and I began to

read it, and it was exactly what I experienced, and it made so much sense. And so over the course of the next year, I just began to pursue more of this knowledge and really trying to understand it. Took me about two years to fully put the pieces together of what

happened to me when I flatlined when I came conscious in the hospital I thought that I was wide open, eyes open during, you know, them reviving me, like I just thought I was like I am right now in that moment, but I wasn't. I had left my

body and I was able to tell the doctors what took place while they were saving my life, and it was a very powerful, powerful moment for me to understand that this life that I'm living is nothing short of just like a video game and this body is like the VR set that I

get to put on every day and experience the greatness that we call the infinite, you know. And so over the course that really is what told me that I had a powerful experience because my entire life changed. I no longer wanted to drink, I no longer wanted to be around the same

type of individuals. I wanted more. I wanted I started meditating and became a vegetarian, like things that I wasn't even thinking before this happened to me and it happened effortlessly, like it wasn't something I just set out to do. These changes within me just began to

take place. So this out-of-body experience was almost like I was introduced to who I really was. There was a healing process that took place when I left my body and when I returned to this body I was not the same person that was there or that left. And so it was just a

really cool experience and that's one of my main messages to everybody is when this life we can get lost in it, you know, and the stories and the social initiatives that are out there, but we are beyond all of that. We're not this body. We are truly in like a VR game.

right now and it is a very cool experience when you can find who you really are when you can have an experience that lets you step back from the story and see that you are beyond all of this it has changed me in so many ways it's healed relationships in my

life and you know all of us have that ability to be whole and to walk in the fullness of who we are right it's in us we are that right now that is basically my story I hope that it touched somebody thank you for listening and I

hope that this inspired you and uh we'll see you [Music] later all our eyes staring lost at the skylight we're all falling when the in our eyes [Music]

Former War Vet Flatlines; Dies And Returns To Earth With A Shocking Message (NDE)

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오토바이 사고로 죽을 뻔한 경험

첫 임사 체험: 모든 것이 캄캄해졌습니다.

두 번째 죽을 뻔한 경험: 두 번째 응급 수술 전에 쓰러짐.

두 번째 플랫라이닝 중 유체이탈 체험을 경험했습니다.

오토바이 사고 세부 정보: 시속 60마일로 미니밴에 치여 저지 장벽 위로 날아갔습니다.

첫 번째 플랫라이닝: 이벤트에 대한 기억이 없습니다.

처음에는 뜨거움과 당황스러움을 느꼈고, 그다음에는 평화로움과 자각이 찾아왔습니다.

마치 영화를 보듯 의료 절차를 관찰합니다.

짧은 시간 동안의 유체이탈 체험.

알코올 중독 및 기타 악마와의 과거 투쟁.

인생은 영화와 같다는 깨달음, 관찰자로서의 자각.

거친 라이프스타일에서 현실에 대한 냉정한 이해로 전환하세요.

병원에서 독방에 갇혀 있는 동안의 영적 성장.

라이프스타일과 태도에 큰 변화가 생깁니다.

영성과 임사 체험에 대한 추가 탐구

경험에 대한 지식과 이해를 추구합니다.

베트남 참전 용사가 쓴 책에서 비슷한 경험을 발견했습니다.

경험을 말로 표현하는 데 어려움이 있습니다.

경험을 완전히 이해하는 데 2년이 걸립니다.

삶은 비디오 게임, 몸은 VR 세트와 같다는 사실을 깨닫게 됩니다.

삶을 변화시키는 영향: 술 끊기, 사교계 변화.

새로운 습관(명상, 채식주의)을 쉽게 받아들일 수 있습니다.

유체이탈 체험 중과 체험 후의 치유 과정.

인생의 이야기를 넘어 진정한 자아를 찾도록 격려합니다.

관계에 긍정적인 영향을 미칩니다.

마무리 발언과 청중에게 감사의 인사를 전합니다.