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Chris Bledsoe, welcome to the show.
Thank you for having me, Sean.
I can't wait to dive into what we're about to talk about. So, got to give Sean Webb credit again. He has introduced me to some of the most fascinating people that I've ever met and just a great human being. I love Sean. And also, I was with Brandon Fugel about a month ago and went and toured He gave me a private tour of Skimwalker Ranch, and I told him that me and you were potentially doing an interview, and he got really excited about that and told me a little bit about what you guys were doing out there, so I'd love to touch on that. But all in all, Chris, I'm just ecstatic that you made the trip and was able to meet your son, Ryan, and been really excited to do this.
It's the same here, my friend. We've been so excited, and... I'm just, I'm honored.
Thank you, thank you. All right, well, everybody starts with a introduction. So, Chris Bledsoe, you had a life-changing UFO experience in 2007 after the financial crisis that saved your life and cured you of your chronic illness. What was that chronic illness? Crohn's disease. Crohn's disease. Crohn's, yeah. Since then, you've dedicated your life to sharing your story and how it impacts your faith, which I can't wait to dive into that. You are the author of the New York Times bestseller, UFO of God, the extraordinary true story of Chris Bledsoe. And since then, your UFO experience, you've talked to CIA, NASA, the History Channel, they've all been studying you and your experience. And from what I understand, trying to figure out what's going on with your consciousness. Yeah. So I have a lot of questions, but and then We have a Patreon account. They've been with us since the very beginning. They're our top supporters. And without them, I wouldn't be sitting here and neither would you.
And so one of the things that I do is I offer them an opportunity to ask each guest a question. And so there's some really good ones on here. This one is from Kathy. How do you view death now since your experience? Is it a soul departure or a rebirth or a finality as your true being dies?
It's completely, to me, the real world is the unseen world where there's no time. I think we're in some sort of matrix here where we experience time from the the physical body, right? Once you're born, it starts decaying right after it grows, and it's a cycle. But the eternal world is alive and around us, and I have been able to experience that and have shared it with a lot of others, this hidden world around us. I think our loved ones are on the other side
cheering for us to get through to the other side um stronger in my faith than i ever have been but here's a question that just came to mind on the subject talking about where we go after we die and what you think happens after we die where do you think we are before we're born
I don't know, but the Bible says, and I knew you before you were born. So if you're eternal, we were part of God. In other words, we're consciousness, the word consciousness leads back to one. So you got all these people talking about consciousness now. Well, that just means God, right? So I think we're all a part of God and we breed the life into every one of us and we return back to that. unless we fail, you know, there's consequences.
So when you say consciousness is God, what exactly does that mean? Because all of our consciousness is different. We don't see eye to eye on things. We have different perceptions. We view the world through different lenses. And so is this a, do you think consciousness is one big collective?
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