I love the fact that he has had a 40 happy years living life on his terms in Thailand and has an exit plan without any suffering or burden to anyone 💥💫💥
I’m glad you decided to post this Pete. These are important conversations and you handle it with sensitivity and don’t sensationalise which I respect so much.
My NDE was great, no pain, no worries left my body and moved towards the light when a medical mistake(no oxygen post surgery) left me with bi-lateral strokes. It was difficult once back in the damaged body, intubated and tied down and in a 12-day coma. I too, am gonna exit on my own terms, and no resuscitation is in my will now.
I watched my dad disappear into alzheimers 30 years ago, for two years he was in bed and didn't recognize a soul, and it drained his life savings. there was no dignity in his passing. am 70, in good health, live in Thailand, already made my intentions clear to my loved ones, they all understand. I will go home in an urn. I will go when I have had enough. sometime not soon, I hope!
I always enjoys Paul's rambling videos. Great job Pete. I agree Paul, If got terminally sick I would rather go got early than be a burden on the family or suffer myself.
Paul has got a good life and it’s ok to choose when to die! People should be prepared for it ! I know it’s a very dark area but it will happen to everyone for sure.
GREAT interview, thanks for this one, short and sweet too! I dunno if there is life after death. guess I will find out eventually. I did have a dream where I did not wake up before I "died" as I always have in the past, I went off a cliff in a car, then exploded into millions of brightly various primary colored points of light going off in all directions, like shooting stars. it was lovely and peaceful. ever since that dream I have no concern about death whatsoever. we're all recycled matter... same as water, there is no new water created. at 70, I am having a lot of memories occurring from all points in time of my life, it is quite entertaining. I have no shame, no regrets or guilt about how I have lived my life. the feelings do come up, but simply in the distinguishing of them, they disappear. it's a blessing to be equipped to have this ability. to be peaceful and content is pretty nice. I give Thailand a lot of credit for this...
I think this was a great topic this is something we should all think about . I am in the process of getting all my end plans in order. I have chosen one of my 3 sons as medical executor , changing my paperwork as I had put all 3 down to make medical choices if I can’t. Now 1 lives over seas & another out of state , I am putting the son who is closest if a choice needs to be made quickly. He knows what I want but I am putting in all in writing & storing it with the hospital. They have a copy of my old choices.
Had an aunt who had an obe during surgery, said she felt herself leave the body and looked back down on herself. There’s no right way to die, but if you’re in pain or suffering and you have the capability to choose your exit then good luck. Would rather leave behind a pot of wealth for my kids to make their own future better than prop up a failing body and mind.
This man’s life is my dream one day after retirement, i.e. to live in another country and possibly die in the country I loved other than the country I am from. I felt he’s made up his mind and heart of the thought of it after settling for that long in Thailand.
It's so depressing many of these old guys who really lose themselves health wise and don't care. Many are my parent's age and look twice as older as them.
I've gone to the other side last week and I saw Jesus and God. Do not be afraid, they are waiting for you. The Virgin angels are also there waiting to make you happy
I wonder how many years the average human spends living, and how many years we think about dying. I looked at a chart the other day, and by the mid 40s the majority of your life is behind you. Dont forget this.
I am in my 71st rotation around the sun, ageing and mortality became something I started examining in the last year. I am slowing down, but still alive and independent. I would love to not slow down, but it is inevitable. as I approach this last phase of life, it is not frightening, and I am fine with it, I have had an incredible life. I have created a legacy for my children, can do anything I want, am totally free. I am more curious about when things will get to the point it is time to go than fearful about this inevitability. hope it's a long time yet, but I have no clue. so, trying to make the most of my time I have left, and doing a good job of it! no regrets, and happy all the time! being in Thailand is quite helpful for happiness!
Well, I have reached the grand "old" age of 72 this month. I have been a below knee amputee since my early 20's following a motorcycle accident. I have smoked most brands since I was 13. I have a tipple of Smirnoff vodka each evening before bedtime. Let me tell you. In the mid forties one's life is only beginning. From a young 72 year old my advice is this. Live life as though today is your last and let the future take care of itself.
I would like to see someone like yourselve Pete, Research the options for people who don't want to end thier days back in nappies and merely existing on a long life stat sheet?
There is an interview with a guy who spent 20 years sitting with dying people, he says more than 5,000 from different cultures and they ALL report the same things, Please explain that!!
Thanks Pete , another great interview with Paul. I love your style how you guide the guest and then let them speak without interrupting. It makes for great listening. One suggestion I might make is to not bother interviewing this " Greg Palmer" fellow from Australia. I think it would do your channel an injustice as he can not be trusted and is a compulsive liar. Otherwise keep up the great work !
Same age and I can relate . I will be going out on my own terms. Of course I hope there is life after death but I reckon there probably isn’t. I’m open to having a spiritual experience, so far nothing. All the best Paul , can’t see you going anywhere for a while.
They aren't fake have you been to Thailand the local shops seven 11 you buy for £1,35 not rip off like England & have to be original no fake sold in these premiises Thailand law will screw anyone selling fake at these premises if you buying alcohol from there you telling me that's water 😂
My grandfather died at 92 in a residential home for the elderly. He had to stop smoking at 83 when he first went into the home. No, he did not die of cancer either. He even smoked without a filter. After surviving WW1 in the military he became a head gardener for most of his life. He only ate organic veg and fruit plus fish and beef. In my opinion, what kills you early in life is stress, an unhappy marriage and the western diet which many people now consume.
There is a reading in the UK parliament today about this very issue. He has lived his life his way and now he wants to decide how to take the next step in his journey.
I don't get how he can say with such certainty that he "knows" there's life after death when we all know it's speculation and usually based around a religion. I suppose he thinks he'll be reborn like all buddhist. I do respect his plans though...when you're suffering and can no longer enjoy life it's time to check out.
I remember calling the vets as there was a kitten that had been attacked by a dog & it was paralysed (back legs) I explained that it had a fly strike & maggots were coming out of its anus, I asked could I bring to them to have it put to sleep, they blatantly said no, so good luck with a human being.....
I'm not sure if you still can, but 10-15 years ago, there was a vet pharmacy in Thailand that sold the stuff they use to euthanase animals over the counter, no questions asked. I think they cracked down on it, though, after people from all over the world saw it as a suicide destination location.
@ hey u replied. I heard people can collaborate with you. I am also based in South East Asia. How can I make contact with you and arrange a chat to see if we can collaborate?
Believe in the gospel of Paul given to him by the risen lord Jesus Christ. 1cor 3.4 for i delivered unto you first of all that which I also received how that christ died for our sins according to the scriptures and that he was buried and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures. Don't make the mistake of not believing the gospel.
I love the fact that he has had a 40 happy years living life on his terms in Thailand and has an exit plan without any suffering or burden to anyone 💥💫💥
I’m glad you decided to post this Pete. These are important conversations and you handle it with sensitivity and don’t sensationalise which I respect so much.
I’ve known 2 men who came to Thailand to die. Both ended up living several many years after the time they thought they would pass.
Me too ,it usually takes alot longer than expected
Just found your channel brilliant stuff. Really interesting.
Thanks, really glad you enjoy it 🙏
To go to sleep and not wake up is an ‘ideal ‘ scenario rather than suffering pain, agony & strife
i was told thats how my dad died which now gives me comfort to know that
@ 🙏🙏
Hope Paul has many more happy and healthy years. 😊
40 cigarettes a day and he's still kicking
My NDE was great, no pain, no worries left my body and moved towards the light when a medical mistake(no oxygen post surgery) left me with bi-lateral strokes. It was difficult once back in the damaged body, intubated and tied down and in a 12-day coma. I too, am gonna exit on my own terms, and no resuscitation is in my will now.
Wishing you well Paul. You lived a full and interesting life. Thank you for sharing it with us. Safe journey mate.
I watched my dad disappear into alzheimers 30 years ago, for two years he was in bed and didn't recognize a soul, and it drained his life savings. there was no dignity in his passing.
am 70, in good health, live in Thailand, already made my intentions clear to my loved ones, they all understand. I will go home in an urn.
I will go when I have had enough. sometime not soon, I hope!
I am not in good health in Thailand + agree with you 100% as long as you do not throw yourself off a building etc + cause distress to innocent parties
@@user-nj3os7hp1p good luck my friend I hope you have many more years of fun and happiness in Thailand. !!!!! 🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭 !!!!!
I agree, If I lose my health I'd like to be able to choose the moment I leave this mortal plane.
Always good to see Paul. Interesting guy
I always enjoys Paul's rambling videos. Great job Pete. I agree Paul, If got terminally sick I would rather go got early than be a burden on the family or suffer myself.
I think many people if they had a choice , would choose to go on their terms when they’re ready 🙏
So happy to see my mate back
Hiya Pete. Paul.
Losing loved ones I hope there is something after this. I hope that for everyone.
Have a great Week. Pete.
I'm with Paul I will do the same thing we are close in age. I respect his thoughts and decisions. I'm hoping he has lots more good years for him yet.
End of life situations should be an individual’s choice.
Need a whole new series with this guy, tbh it's the only episodes I watch on your channel when he's on
He's a good chap Paul, bit prone to drama maybe but all the best storytellers are! A good soul. I'd def enjoy a few pints with the guy
Also, relatively recent new member of Group 3 here, see you on the other side Paul. Cheers!
Paul has got a good life and it’s ok to choose when to die! People should be prepared for it ! I know it’s a very dark area but it will happen to everyone for sure.
Need more videos with this man
The old is spot on. Good luck to him.
Feck it, I meant old boy.
Very sensible approach. Both my wife and I are members of Dignitas, the Swiss based voluntary euthanasia organisation.
I hope you both have many many more years!
Great 2 c the legend again. Hope you have many more decades & years left. All the best from Taiwan 🇹🇼
More from Paul please
Poul great man with golden heart
But incredibly delusional thinking there’s life after death … 😂
Choose how you live, choose how you die. Living and dying on your own terms 👍
That’s called hallucinating when you smoke a spliff
Thumbs up 👍 Pete
Please do more interviews with him. I know he has some more crazy life stories. Love the channel mate.😊
Thanks for sharing, not holding any fear over the thought of dying is key, albeit, we have been so brainwashed.
I've had those outta body experiences and would like to go on my own terms 💯
GREAT interview, thanks for this one, short and sweet too!
I dunno if there is life after death. guess I will find out eventually.
I did have a dream where I did not wake up before I "died" as I always have in the past, I went off a cliff in a car, then exploded into millions of brightly various primary colored points of light going off in all directions, like shooting stars. it was lovely and peaceful. ever since that dream I have no concern about death whatsoever. we're all recycled matter... same as water, there is no new water created.
at 70, I am having a lot of memories occurring from all points in time of my life, it is quite entertaining. I have no shame, no regrets or guilt about how I have lived my life. the feelings do come up, but simply in the distinguishing of them, they disappear. it's a blessing to be equipped to have this ability. to be peaceful and content is pretty nice. I give Thailand a lot of credit for this...
I was shocked when he said he was sixty-eight. I had assumed he was ten years older.
Everyone has the right to call it a day if sick and terminal to go with dignity!
love this guy
I think this was a great topic this is something we should all think about . I am in the process of getting all my end plans in order. I have chosen one of my 3 sons as medical executor , changing my paperwork as I had put all 3 down to make medical choices if I can’t. Now 1 lives over seas & another out of state , I am putting the son who is closest if a choice needs to be made quickly. He knows what I want but I am putting in all in writing & storing it with the hospital. They have a copy of my old choices.
Had an aunt who had an obe during surgery, said she felt herself leave the body and looked back down on herself.
There’s no right way to die, but if you’re in pain or suffering and you have the capability to choose your exit then good luck. Would rather leave behind a pot of wealth for my kids to make their own future better than prop up a failing body and mind.
There were some things I wanted to ask Paul .. esp what kind of "writing" he is talking about.
Can he be contacted ?
Thanks for the video
Very wise man im glad he believes in the afterlife. no one wants to suffer in pain
Live long Paul.
Seems quite practical
This man’s life is my dream one day after retirement, i.e. to live in another country and possibly die in the country I loved other than the country I am from. I felt he’s made up his mind and heart of the thought of it after settling for that long in Thailand.
It's so depressing many of these old guys who really lose themselves health wise and don't care. Many are my parent's age and look twice as older as them.
I've gone to the other side last week and I saw Jesus and God. Do not be afraid, they are waiting for you. The Virgin angels are also there waiting to make you happy
I hear all the time about how one ends their life pain free but for some reason they never tell you how to do it. What's the big secret?
Lololol
It's just a tablet bro
@@wesleywatson9514 like baby asprin?
@craigschuler7368 you got it bro. You got itttt
@craigschuler7368 Sorry for my ignorance but what is baby aspirin ?
Miss your vlogs
Everybody thinks about that. Its just tabboo , love Paul
This man knows what he is talking about!
i enjoy listening to this guy! Especially on the Naughty monkey ( mind needs to be trained)
It's legal in Belgium ( my country)
He's not too bad a bloke but I think he adds a bit on the tales but a good bloke
It's real stories bro
Everyone makes a story better than the actual incident.
The second out of body experience where he was flying around sounds unbelievable, not heard that one before.....
@@baz69er13unbelievably good Nepalese hash maybe
Completely agree with the life after death views ,, I believe we are all one manifesting in different ways and have been forever
Surprised to hear 68 years old, wouldn’t have guessed that
Should have some time left
did he not mean 78 ?
If you are single living in Thailand i wouldn’t want to live to be 80
It's not a good thing to know there is life after death. Imagine having to go through all of this again 😮😮😮.
😂😂😂
I think it's easier said than done taking your own life & its a big decision to make as you need to be 100% sure that you don't have long......
I wonder how many years the average human spends living, and how many years we think about dying. I looked at a chart the other day, and by the mid 40s the majority of your life is behind you. Dont forget this.
I doubt this 40+ years statement as people are living longer these days, maybe your best years are behind you?
I am in my 71st rotation around the sun, ageing and mortality became something I started examining in the last year. I am slowing down, but still alive and independent. I would love to not slow down, but it is inevitable.
as I approach this last phase of life, it is not frightening, and I am fine with it, I have had an incredible life. I have created a legacy for my children, can do anything I want, am totally free. I am more curious about when things will get to the point it is time to go than fearful about this inevitability. hope it's a long time yet, but I have no clue. so, trying to make the most of my time I have left, and doing a good job of it! no regrets, and happy all the time! being in Thailand is quite helpful for happiness!
Well, I have reached the grand "old" age of 72 this month. I have been a below knee amputee since my early 20's following a motorcycle accident. I have smoked most brands since I was 13. I have a tipple of Smirnoff vodka each evening before bedtime. Let me tell you. In the mid forties one's life is only beginning. From a young 72 year old my advice is this. Live life as though today is your last and let the future take care of itself.
@@gordonthomson3070Some people start living their best life after 40
I would like to see someone like yourselve Pete, Research the options for people who don't want to end thier days back in nappies and merely existing on a long life stat sheet?
In talking with many expats, most have a plan like this and are in the same place as this man.
Hey there ,, how can we contact about the writing work in Thailand? I’m living in Siracha teaching English ,, love writing please let me know 🙏
There is an interview with a guy who spent 20 years sitting with dying people, he says more than 5,000 from different cultures and they ALL report the same things, Please explain that!!
What do they report?
could be that the brain produces the chemicals and visions that everybody describes. Doesn't mean that there is an afterlife though. who knows
Paul can you describe your diet? You seem pretty fit and healthy for 68. Want to improve my own
@@TheHouseofContemplation I eat mainly Thai food, lots of fruit, nothing special.
Thanks Pete , another great interview with Paul. I love your style how you guide the guest and then let them speak without interrupting. It makes for great listening. One suggestion I might make is to not bother interviewing this " Greg Palmer" fellow from Australia. I think it would do your channel an injustice as he can not be trusted and is a compulsive liar. Otherwise keep up the great work !
Ifcase of a dementia, he would forget about his decision 😂
May i ask what kind of writing he does ? is he a ghost writer or a blog writer ? just curious
😂
Tales of the unexpected......
Blog writer sir
Same age and I can relate . I will be going out on my own terms. Of course I hope there is life after death but I reckon there probably isn’t. I’m open to having a spiritual experience, so far nothing. All the best Paul , can’t see you going anywhere for a while.
Hey mate, could you put me in touch with This man regarding the writing? thanks so much!
Smoking those cheap, cancerous cigarettes certainly won’t extend his life … 😂
They aren't fake have you been to Thailand the local shops seven 11 you buy for £1,35 not rip off like England & have to be original no fake sold in these premiises Thailand law will screw anyone selling fake at these premises if you buying alcohol from there you telling me that's water 😂
Worrying about what other people do, won't make you a friendly person ... 😂
Alcohol won’t either ,
Dont think he drinks,but certainly looks like a alki
My grandfather died at 92 in a residential home for the elderly. He had to stop smoking at 83 when he first went into the home. No, he did not die of cancer either. He even smoked without a filter. After surviving WW1 in the military he became a head gardener for most of his life. He only ate organic veg and fruit plus fish and beef. In my opinion, what kills you early in life is stress, an unhappy marriage and the western diet which many people now consume.
This guy is in for a surprise..
There is a reading in the UK parliament today about this very issue. He has lived his life his way and now he wants to decide how to take the next step in his journey.
I don't get how he can say with such certainty that he "knows" there's life after death when we all know it's speculation and usually based around a religion. I suppose he thinks he'll be reborn like all buddhist. I do respect his plans though...when you're suffering and can no longer enjoy life it's time to check out.
The problem is that you gotta find a doctor that will prescribe the drug, which starts with a P. Does Thailand have such good doctors?
P? Good question.
I remember calling the vets as there was a kitten that had been attacked by a dog & it was paralysed (back legs) I explained that it had a fly strike & maggots were coming out of its anus, I asked could I bring to them to have it put to sleep, they blatantly said no, so good luck with a human being.....
I'm not sure if you still can, but 10-15 years ago, there was a vet pharmacy in Thailand that sold the stuff they use to euthanase animals over the counter, no questions asked.
I think they cracked down on it, though, after people from all over the world saw it as a suicide destination location.
I hope to retire in Thailand at his age, so I’ve got to take care of my health so I can make it to 80 or more 😀 🙏🏻
Its just like jumping of the balcony lol
What Happens After We Die by Tom Campbell
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Nothing happens!
Totally agree with his philosophy.. I will be doing the same.. although anyone who says they know there is life on the other side... bs
What kind of business does he have? And what kind of jobs does he give to his team?
Web content writing
@ hey u replied. I heard people can collaborate with you. I am also based in South East Asia. How can I make contact with you and arrange a chat to see if we can collaborate?
@@PaulWalliswriter how can we contact you to collaborate?
What are the 2 ways to die did he mean?
not telling
Stories for drink, seen it all before
He used to be a drug dealer but doesn't seem to regret it. 😮
Wow
I wouldn’t either
I'm sure he didn't FORCE the buyers to buy drugs
Paul, have some grandchildren and watch them grow up first. Your sons will feel broken if you don't give them that opportunity.
not his choice! lol
Laew tae khun 🎉😊
😂😂😂😂😂
What sort of writing job is he talking about?
Web content writing
@@ThairishTimes Thanks
This guy hasn't lived in Thailand 40yrs. He was in the Phillipines homeless. He isn't what he say he is😂
Tell us more about
that was a diff guy mate
What are you talking about, get your facts straight. Totally different guy.
I definatly saw him on a Vietnam story..
No, it was Laos
Algorithmen 😊
Is it a Troy?😉
40 cigarettes a day and still alive and kicking
I miss his tooth, added just a tad my character.
Sorry, but you don't know.
He's talking like he is 80, 68 is not very old. Getting some new teeth and getting away from this farm could kickstart his life.
Jumpers club
Still this guy 🤣
2 million views
You don't "know" there's life after death because you have Not been there, you "think" theres life after death
I know I can exist outside of my body, that's good enough for me sir!
Indeed we all have, before we were born. That’s what death is like.
Believe in the gospel of Paul given to him by the risen lord Jesus Christ. 1cor 3.4 for i delivered unto you first of all that which I also received how that christ died for our sins according to the scriptures and that he was buried and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures. Don't make the mistake of not believing the gospel.
jezus how many times can you get the same guy on?
Might be cheap price 😅
It was a segment cut out of an earlier video.
Its a cry for help
Does Thailand have euthanasia
Karma is karma, 🎉
Karma is a myth
did not expect a life after death video...please wtf are you doing?
Judging by the comments most people like it
58 ffs he looks in his seventies
it's 68 I think he said
Correct
Sorry, thumbs down on this one. Delusional 🤷🏼♂️
What makes you think that ?
@@it_is_what_it_is2023 Because Thailand has seen many like this guy, usually they have been in the SAS, CIA or the mafia
@clivebaxter6354 doesn’t make sense to me what you are saying. I see it very differently. I feel he is very much self-aware .
@@it_is_what_it_is2023 Very much pot less, you can be your life he uses an agent to get round the immigration rules
@@it_is_what_it_is2023 555 🤣
He might have had a magic mushroom in those incident of death but I feel him enjoy life ❤