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Clinically Dead: What She Experienced Will Shock You - Near Death Experiences You Won’t Forget

6.5K views · May 5, 2026

Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky

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[music] [bell] >> So, hello. My name is Mayan Sabag. I'm 40 years old, a mother of three. I'm a practitioner of Chinese medicine and consciousness and cognitive development. And actually, as part of my studies in Chinese medicine, as a student 13 years ago, in 2008, I'm offered to go do an internship at a hospital in China, and I jump at the opportunity to experience China and its Chinese medical system, and I fly to China. I finish my studies at a hospital in China, Chinese medicine, and towards the end of my studies, I want to go travel to see the villages a bit. I'm studying in a very large city in Chengdu, a city of 12 million residents. And I decide that I want to see a bit of China's nature, some air, some green in my eyes, >> [music] >> and my friend Anat Bilu and I decide to go travel to a rural and mountainous area, an area of beautiful Chinese jungles. And on May 12th, 2008, we take a bus and travel to the area of China's amazing villages, a beautiful nature reserve. And the whole way, the way is like very, very strange. The whole way, it's like we have signs, signs from the universe, signs from the creator, like don't go. We're being delayed. They say every delay is for the best. This phrase really echoed for me during the trip.

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  1. 0:02[music] [bell] >> So, hello. My name is Mayan Sabag. I'm 40 years old, a mother
  2. 1:39The bus we get on isn't the bus in the right direction. Then the second bus
  3. 3:43slamming my face onto the floor and breaking, crushing my jaw into four pieces [music] here,
  4. 5:18understand why I can't scream for help. I [music] reach out my hand. I feel a
  5. 7:23>> [music] >> Nothing was left standing. There wasn't even a water tap to get a
  6. 9:29>> [music] >> and how much I love them, and thank you for all the help
  7. 11:05And the voice says to me, "Okay, now that you're connected to this power, to the
  8. 13:12and down these two mountains on foot. She won't survive it. She'll die while walking." And
  9. 14:48water, a bit of an IV. They put me under anesthesia, >> [music] >> and a
  10. 16:51world of spiritual [music] strengthening and commandments, and I'm starting to understand and grow stronger within

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