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Forrest Galante’s Near Death Experience
Heru Interface
The Most Ethical Spiritual System for Human Consciousness
He wanted to tell this story and a movie made…😂
"You know what a sea snake is"?
"No"
"Snakes that live in the ocean"
"Oh yeah, but it looks like an eel"
Bruh
Some Near Death Experiences, known as 'Peak in Darien Experiences', involve encounters with dead people who were still thought to be alive at the time, or were complete strangers to the experiencer. For Example, Cardiologist Pim Van Lommel has shared the case of a male patient who, while undergoing cardiac arrest, encountered his dead grandmother and a strange man who looked at him very lovingly, but whom he couldn't recognize. Over a decade later, the patient's mother, who was now on her deathbed, confessed to her son that her husband wasn't his real father, and that he'd actually been conceived from an extramarital affair. His biological father was actually a Jewish man who'd been killed during the German Occupation of the Netherlands in World War 2. She also gave her son a photograph she'd kept of his biological father, and he instantly recognized him as the strange man who'd been looking at him lovingly during his Near Death Experience over a decade ago.
Andrew asked a great question
7:47 again?!
I once ate hemlock thinking it was a wild carrot. Spent about 3 hours in my office loving on my dog all while having my finger on the SOS button of my InReach wondering if I just killed myself. Weird experience.
Hey, Narc Naron is desperate for attention again talking about what comics that are not his kinda woke 😂😂😂 and how much more money they make than him.
Thanks guys for the information hopefully people are careful in the future
That taipan one was close he almost died got bitten
🧢 😂😂
You know what a Trouser snake is?
On December 28th, 1992, I was bitten by a red spitting cobra. Rushing to the hospital, with our own serum, it took nearly 5 hours after the bite until we could find an unbruised ego to administer it. I was unconscious, hallucinating, and lost all motor function control. My eyes were lidded and I could not stay awake any longer. I woke the next morning after 7 vials of serum were administered in my IV bags overnight. I had 3 large bore IVs in me, and had sweat about a gallon of water over night. It took 8 months to heal and be able to use my right arm again.
I can’t imagine they’d let an amateur milk a rattlesnake. Fixed fang snakes are safer.
this was not a near death experience, but I get the point of the title. Glad Forrest was OK
I knew the second I heard the question that the answer was going to be "so I was in Australia and…. ". But even so I was still shocked this man went anywhere near water in Australia. Not even Steve Erwin's plot armour could save him from the Australian ocean.
Wildd
Story might be true, but he defffff capping lol
This guy is so full of shit don’t believe anything this loser says
Bro was milking a snake for the anti venom but there's no anti venom 😂
You guys need a Jaimie like Joe.
Pulling up visuals as the conversation goes. Just a thought.
Please, 5 to 6 hours. The RFDS would have had you in a Perth hospital well before that.
we have this thing in Australia, when you get bitten or stung by the bad ones, go find a shady spot, relax and think about your life and loved ones.
Can tell he's a good man stay safe please sir 🙏🏽 ❤️
Whoever the guy is with the computer I love, I can really tell he has a high fascination in this stuff
he should have told someone, the Royal Flying Doctor Service would have gotten to him, and gotten him to Perth in a couple of hours.
Not how venom works. 0 danger here
I’m actually sscared of snakes
as an Australian, the first thing i thought of was, " why didn't you call the RFDS ( royal flying doctor service )" ? At least get advice!! Maybe for future reference.
very real conversation. he messed up touchin his face. making people more aware. gotta be careful. no complacency.