Mechanic Dies From Cardiac Arrest And Discovers The Reality

Mechanic Dies From Cardiac Arrest And Discovers The Reality



died from a massive heart attack while working as a diesel mechanic at a remote construction site. As he waited for an ambulance, the pain became unbearable, and during the journey to the hospital he left his body and entered what he describes as a peaceful, black and white realm where he encountered the overwhelming presence of God.

From above, Tony watched his own body and saw an opening in the clouds that radiated perfect peace, unconditional love, and complete forgiveness. Although he felt drawn toward what he believed was , he made the conscious decision to return for the sake of his children. Later, a paramedic confirmed that his heart had stopped for three minutes.

Chapters

00:00 Heart Attack at a Remote Construction Site
07:07 Leaving His Body During Cardiac Arrest
12:51 Doctors Save His Life and Confirm He Flatlined
21:45 What He Learned About God, , and Forgiveness
27:06 More Heart Attacks, a Stroke, and Living Without Fear

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24 thoughts on “Mechanic Dies From Cardiac Arrest And Discovers The Reality”

  1. 16:00 so is Hitler chilling up there or no? If yes then what we do on earth doesn't matter so then what's the point. Why create us at all. Could we not just have stayed in his kingdom from the start.

  2. Such a beautiful witness to the love of God. I’ve been rather depressed lately about the future. I used to have a lot of faith — very strong. But lately I have been anxiety filled about death. I know there is nothing to fear — I love all people and try to do what is right and good. I know God is very good. I do believe all are One in Christ. It’s so sad to see wars on earth — it upsets me greatly.

  3. Thank you beautiful job telling your journey. ❤ total truth I had divine healing in the middle of a wedding and all you say is true. 🙏😇 gods love is perfect makes us perfect.

  4. We don’t all get a pass to heaven to avoid hell. Only those who put their trust into Jesus Christ the Son of God who died for all sins and will separate the righteous to heaven and the unrighteous to hell.

  5. This man was so humble so authentic he had an amazing experience and I’m so glad he was able to come back and share this with us. God bless him. God bless us all.❤🙏✝️😌😌

  6. No religion on the other side, but here on earth,…yes, religion: to give us opportunities to improve. Jesus set up His religion while HE was on earth and commanded us to be baptized. He, too, was baptized “to fulfill all righteousness”. So, yes, there IS a place for HIS religion…here on earth.

  7. You got a second chance that doesn't mean everyone gets a free pass. We are spiritual beings and those who deny Jesus do not have him in the afterlife. If you think hell doesn't exist you need to listen to Howard Stern, Ian McCormack. God does forgive us but if we choose to live without Him here we will live without Him in the afterlife

  8. If you really look at what God wants in the OT, it is not religiosity. There are a set of laws for conduct, agriculture, and hygiene. And there are sacrificial laws and feasts that I look at as a language symbol that point to redemption. Not empty ritual. God does not want empty ritual and redundant prayers, but to dwell in our hearts and be in relationship with Him. The Jews are meant to be an example of the blessings of following laws. Not to proselytize a religion. Even when they are scattered to other nations they are not commanded to proselytize, but to be respectful.

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