Jai Breisch - Tsunami Survior Story and Much more

This is the bio video made to accompany my kickstarter campaign, for my new EP, "After the Wave." This EP will be filled of songs based on the incredible traumas I have survived, as well as the massive gains I have turned them into via positive thinking and genuine hard work. Please visit and support my Kickstarter campaign if you would like to support a great cause, as well as the making of some incredible music. We have met our minimum goal so no matter what the EP will be produced, but we have a ways to go when it comes to reimbursing the unconditional belief and hard work of my production team. So please share this video, my campaign, and my story. And a huge thanks to everyone who has helped to accomplish this amazing goal!!!
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[@marktwain380]

Hey dude, you have a gift of prophecy, a sixth sense. Develop it. Help others. You are special. God bless you.

[@SailorYuki]

Precognitive dreams like his are usually only on a personal level and not something one can control. I just hope he learnt his lesson and listens to the warnings now. I used to have those too, mostly for mundane things but stuff that affected me in some way or other. Also, deja vu constantly for years. The older you get the fewer of these dreams you get until they eventually stop all together.

[@jaicdc1]

@@SailorYuki I do agree when you say it is not something that can be controlled. My experience was and continues to be that they are more of a "heads up, this is coming so be prepared." They all feel like De Javu...and some are more realistic versus implied. For my car accident, and I mean the one in which my neck was broken in 4 places two months before the wave. The dream I had in April 04' before that accident in October 04,' it was literal (!). I wrote something like "I'm in a car, it seems kinda boxy. I'm not sure if I am driving. It looks desolate outside. The car starts going left, right, left, right, left, right, then I'm rolling and rolling and rolling, I feel like there is no return...I feel my neck hurting." I wish I still had the copy I wrote but that was washed away with my guitar and more importantly my (ONLY) songbook when the wave came. I agreed to come to Thailand (with a broken neck), only if I could bring my guitar. When that car accident happened, we went around a left turn with mountain on the left, cliff on the right. He (my friend) realized we were about to head from this steep turn, off a cliff. So he overcorrected and turned left to the mountain, then right to cliff, either way trying to control the car so we wouldn't hit a mountain to the left or cliff right.... So the series went turn left, right (oh %^&* cliff), left (oh ^&*#$ mountain), left, right, left, then one final right when the car spun 180º so we were facing the wrong way we came....projecting us off of the road and down the cliff. We rolled 3 + times "rolling and rolling and rolling," I truly felt there was no return, and the only part of me hurt was my neck..."I feel my neck hurting." That is a bit more than just deja vu compared to these tsunami dreams. Yet, I do not believe either life even could have gone any different than they did...I still have these now 5 years later to the video and 16 years later to the events. They only go away when I choose not to remember them...

[@SailorYuki]

@@jaicdc1 you've been through so much, I can't even imagine what you went through. My dreams did tell me of things to come, but never anything dramatic as yours. Well kinda, just the twin towers burning (was in NYC on Halloween 2000) so I never went up to the top and I felt that I needed to get out of the WTC building when we went there. Just a bad place to be. I just didn't connect it to anything until a year later. You feel so hopless once you're in that situation and that feeling of deja vu flushes over you. Sure, I could have reacted in a different way or said something different to change the way things went, but there and then all you can do is try and figure put if this is actually happening or if you're still dreaming. Because these dreams are so vivid and realistic it's scary at times. I'm sorry for your loss and all the things you've gone through. I'm glad that you're here and sharing your story with us. Thank you and I wish only positve dreams for the future.

[@erikalulea3608]

Its not prophecy but yes he has a sensitivity , some have. I have had 4 dreams that have come true. Its more about the personality and he probably have a personality that picks up things even if he is not aware of it.

[@brettzelinski8395]

your story inspired me to get out of my depression an possibly go back to school at age 60 thank you and good luck with your career.

[@jaicdc1]

You, are an inspiration to me as well. It was so difficult to return to school after I had missed my last two years of high school....and lost out on so many great college experiences I could've had if I had not experienced all of this... but once I got back into school at the University of Utah School of Music...That was a huge turning point for me and it changed my life. I hope that your experience exploring the depths of knowledge has led you to sucess or at least some enlightenment as to your purpose in life! Thanks so much for commenting! -JaiRam

[@bealong8718]

@@jaicdc1 you have experienced the most extraordinary of circumstances - I honestly hope that you have found some enlightenment in understanding your dreams, what skill you possess and how that can help others. I also hope that you've been able to realise what your survival means, you have purpose, you were meant to survive. I hope you have made peace with these events, and driven your higher purpose to reach your goals...

[@megatuanis]

Hope you did enroll in school! There's no age limit for studying and getting a degree, license or certification!

[@user-gw9hk1ox7t]

i was looking into this family’s story and was shocked to hear that jai took his own life. may he forever be in heaven with his sister and mother.

[@pagejustin5572]

And here I am thinking God had a plan for him. Maybe he needed to find a plan for himself... Obviously you should never believe KZbin comments as fact

[@reedcampbell9]

Me too…. Jai was awesome we talked dogs for hours and he gave me school advice and tried convincing me to do my own handyman business because “he didn’t need the business” in park city anymore. Found out the hard way when I texted him and his dad let me know.

[@user-gw9hk1ox7t]

@@reedcampbell9 i’m sorry for your loss. thanks for sharing a glimpse of jai to those who didn’t know him, i’m sure he’s incredibly missed

[@TastyShepherdsPie]

@@pagejustin5572 with all he survived through and his God given gifts, it makes it all especially saddening. God was warning him in the dreams he had. God bless him. May he Rest In Peace, forever in heaven.

[@pagejustin5572]

@@TastyShepherdsPie correct... It's a bit sad if true, especially being so young and not knowing how to process that things really aren't that bad if you really really stop and think of the possibilities the future might hold

[@gabe5525]

I was very interested in your story after watching Tsunami: Caught on Camera. I am glad that I got to hear your side of it.

[@jaicdc1]

I was unfortunately not able to do an interview for that specific documentary because I was working at a music seminar in LA and they wanted me to drive across town in traffic vs them coming to the beautiful campus of UJU where the seminar was. Im glad you were able to hear my side as well! :) There are some other documentaries for the 10th year anniversary (vs the 5th like Caught on Camera), there is the Smithsonian's "Asian Tsunami: The Deadliest Wave," my personal favorite... Also NBC Dateline's "ESCAPE: Swept Away." Lastly, the BBC's "After The Wave."

[@anafindlay1696]

@@jaicdc1 Hi Jai I've also watched that documentary Tsunami: Caught on Camera Jai I often wondered what happened to you after your family found you. Your dad spoke about how you were sensitive or had a certain intuition, your dreams or something was trying to warn you about the Tsunami! I'm so glad that you were able to overcome such obstacles at such a young age, but losing your sister and best friend broke my heart may she be at peace! ❤️ Thank you for your courage Jai

[@bridalmehandi]

@@anafindlay1696 hi can you share that link where his father interview

[@jaicdc1]

@@bridalmehandi I cant remember what part it is in but just search youtube for "tsunami caught on camera" it is a 7 part series, my father is a bigger guy who is bald and has a full face beard (not a long one). He is spread throughout the 7 parts, maybe part 5? He has a deep voice and my same eyes.

[@alexpurcelli]

@@bridalmehandi ....kzbin.info/www/bejne/op22oq2mqNqkbcU

[@steveg4356]

I'm so heartbroken to hear that you're gone brother. I was so inspired when I first heard this and I would come back to watch this as motivation. Jai you have so much to be proud of with what you accomplished and the way that you persevered through unimaginable adversity. You will always and I mean ALWAYS be an inspiration

[@kilIstation]

Rest in Peace, Jai. You lost your fight to the demons, but you put up an incredible fight. Thanks for sharing your story. ❤

[@lela8081]

He died?:( omg poor parents lost another child

[@Gabriel-qr9dv]

@@lela8081 Sadly he took his life

[@lela8081]

@@Gabriel-qr9dv oh no,poor parents i cant imagine their pain:(

[@josephmendoza9523]

R.I.P Jai. I just heard about your passing, and I just thought i would tell you your story about survival was amazing. Because No matter the situation that you're in There's always a light that comes out of it. You went through such a loss Especially losing your sister in that Tsunami 💔 😢 you're finally reunited with her. R.I.P To the both of you

[@josephmendoza9523]

@@abidakausar4426 suicide 💔 😢

[@adsygee6414]

I always wondered if you had survived. I saw your dads videos and it never said if you survived or died. I am so happy you did and im very sorry about your sister. She is with the angels and she will be very proud of you all. Take care mate.

[@piglover2106]

RIP to your sister. Hope your ok. You were so brave.

[@onegirlrev]

Holy moly. I lost my family, too. Not in a tsunami, but in another horrible way. I am sorry you lost your mother so young then your cherished sister, Kali. I am also sorry that the road after the tsunami was so spectacularly arduous, but I am happy to see that you have found ways to pull yourself through. I'm sure Waldo helps. I have Fred. We send you and your entire family our deepest, warmest condolences tonight and always.

[@prettyflyforawhitegirl]

I hope that you too, are okay and doing well after your loss, Keep finding ways to reach out like you have here, it is extremely touching. I wish you well

[@jaicdc1]

I can't say its been an easy road, and chronic pain sucks....Otherwise, I am happy in life, I just have too many interests and an unstoppable amount of creativity...much of which is on Instagram @jaibreisch thanks for your works @prettyflyforawhitegirl also #theoffspring hell yeah! takes me back to 5-6th grade!

[@rscbmr1023]

So glad you made it through. Thank you for sharing your story. It breaks my heart that you had to go through all you have, but it has made you who you are. Bless you

[@hannah1948]

Sadly Jai did end his life at age 34 in 2022, I hope he is resting peacefully.

[@Amy-qo6xf]

Thank you for sharing. I’m sorry you had to go through all that pain and loss. You definitely are meant for something bigger. Your dreams can tell you a lot in more ways than one.

[@georgiaruby1225]

you are amazing and a true idol. you have shown me that no matter how tough life gets ive just got to keep fighting my way through and i will make it if i believe in my self and your story has gotten all the way to were i live in australia and rip your sister i am sure she is more than proud of you. i wish u all the best

[@arnavkhan7482]

I never write any comments but your beautiful inspiring words have just touched my heart. You are a beautiful boy and your love and passion for music, life and never giving up is simply amazing. God bless you and your mum and your sister are watching you and so very proud of you. God Bless......

[@LordCao90]

You've been through a lot Jay..I'm so sorry for you!😭😭But this made you stronger and I'm so happy you're doing better now

[@kathim231]

Good job at overcoming. It made you a stronger person. We go thru trials to help others. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheTheologiansOfOrion]

God bless Jai

[@franciscollins8475]

Hey Jai, thank you so much for sharing your story. Hearing about your dreams gave me chills.

[@qua9552]

Thank you so much for sharing your story. It is so moving to hear someone who has experienced unimaginable hardship and is still able to appreciate the beauty that life has to offer despite all they have gone through. I'm sure this has given many people the courage to overcome and live life to the fullest. My heart goes out to you and your family.

[@jaicdc1]

Thank you so much for your words and support. It really means a lot....truly. :) I hope you get to listen to out some of my music/the products of my "life" on my channel too! Either way, just know that I really appreciate everything you said. :)

[@jaicdc1]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJXbf616fq17p6M this has two of the new songs I have been recording since my Kickstarter was funded. Although, the study has been out of commission for a few months which has been putting things on hold. :-/

[@juliethompson6684]

What an amazing outcome. I saw your families story on another Tsunami Documentary, and wondered how you were, after all you'd been through. Thanks for sharing and giving inspiration and hope!

[@angliase]

Bless you. dearJai - Kali is always with you & so proud of your courage.. congratulations!

[@angiemac9245]

How could anyone dislike this? We`re so glad that you`re doing well

[@jaicdc1]

I truly appreciate your sentiment, I agree, and I can answer that question, and it is a bit funny...but most of the negativity directed toward this video is because I seemed detached. That I was not "feeling it" while telling it, and because it looks like I am reading. The funny part is that if it was a low quality recording, I would never hear that. So the fact that I did a great job at video editing and production but am not an actor...worked against me. :) When it comes to the detachment, that is true....I have told my story literally thousands of times in person. Given that, it has lost some of its emotional value and it feels pretty surreal telling it. The magnitude of the event and how many times I have relived it has made me somewhat numb to it... In fact, another reason I made this video was so I wouldn't have to share my story personally, but would have a way to share it widely without needing to relive it again, as the video can fill that role. Thankfully, it has done so to a huge extent! (It would be horrible to personally tell the story 110k times more, but this one time sharing it to a camera has saved me that burden). When it comes to "reading" ... Well, I wanted to share everything and it is basically an autobiography. In order to do it and keep on track, I wrote a 15 page script and that is just not something I could remember. So I did have talking points based on that script to make sure I got it all in. It was important as these days people have limited attentions, and there was no way to make it shorter besides to "script it." As a final side note, I imagine some of them come from the fact I mention that "I" was the one that got myself through it. That "I" chose not to give up as it wasn't my time. Many see that as me not giving credit to a higher power aka "G." Yet, "I" know that I survived because of a higher power, it just happened to be one inside of me versus something external I know of or could label. Hopefully this helps(?) I certainly try not to take it to heart, if it was in person maybe, but this is "the internet" where some do a lot of things they wouldn't in real life. :) (sorry for the essay) -Jai

[@elizabetheddy1073]

Thank you so much Jai, I’m I’m a 53 year old mom who is so grateful to hear ur story! It’s almost incomprehensible do you understand what happened to you and your family and many others that day! Never mind the fact that you are a survivor! I know God kept you here so you could share your story and inspire so many others like myself. These last few weeks of my life, have been really hard for me, my boys are 24 and 25 out on their own. I’m all alone with my dog living with chronic pain and can’t get out much. I have a Lot of monetary issues right now, but I’ve been overwhelming me! I just wish that I could turn back the clock and have my boys back with me. But I know that’s not the way it works, if you only knew how important your story is for me at this very moment it would blow you away! I’m going to try to walk away with your story and have it help me to become a stronger woman and realize that there is so much more worse that can happen in life and what I am going to right now! I wish I had money that I could donate to you to help me with all of your dreams that are coming true! I can only offer you my hopes and prayers. But I want to thank you from the bottom my heart for sharing ur story! God bless you and all of your family! You all are real true heroes! I hope there are more stories about you in the future, so people like me can have inspiration from such an incredible man like you! God bless, Liz - Massachusetts😊💗🙏🏼

[@shoshanakent3645]

Thank you, Jai, for sharing your story. You are an inspiration and a good example of never giving up. May your life always be blessed.

[@TheStepmonkey]

this is so sad, but life sometimes gives us hard test to pass but nothing we can't face and get over...

[@mariashutter]

+TheStepmonkey I don't understand that mentality....life IS over because of that "hard test". That girl will never breathe again. She's dead. How is that "and get over".

[@iamnoone348]

We just cope with what we have lost but we don't get over it.

[@TheStepmonkey]

mariashutter Nope, that's just what it was meant to be: her final day...

[@TheStepmonkey]

Queen of Manila and Tondo Philippines That doesn't apply for everyone u know...

[@TheStepmonkey]

Queen of Manila and Tondo Philippines how?

[@dorizdiaz5327]

I admire you for being strong and have positive outlook in life. You're an inspiration to everyone. Take care and God bless to you.

[@maxybuddy1913]

Thank you.... for making the decision to THRIVE in life after those catastrophic events. The people who passed away from the tsunami would have wanted the survivors to live lives with MEANING....in honor of the dead.

[@emigenetics2128]

Sweet man. Thank you so much for this.

[@Dual971]

Bless up!

[@LucasPenido]

Dude, you’re not “only” a surviver, you’re an INSPIRATION to most! May God continue to give you and your family, hope and strength! Peace!

[@addmeuperfil]

Thank you for sharing your story Jai. I was touched and inspired by your attitude and outlook in the face of such hardships.

[@cantastic8401]

thank you... i got really inspired by your story... i saw also watched the videos of the tsunami with your parents telling their own experience... you are an inspiration Jai... God bless...

[@MatildaV1980]

Thank you for sharing your story.❤️

[@Servants_Heart]

Jai you need to know and receive Jesus in your heart. Truly

[@1CW362]

So much respect for you my dear, you have been tried and tested beyond comprehension and you have come through, huge congratulations are in order here, this has to be one of the saddest stories i have ever heard, lots and lots of love to you and you Dad and the rest of your family, you're a real trooper man, from Ireland xxxxx

[@trull122]

Thanks for sharing your story.

[@anniebieber19]

When I first heard and saw your family story many years ago, as a psychic empath, mother w/a son your age & person who'd lost multiple siblings I was so worried about and for you. Earthquakes and Tsunamis are one of the things I am able to predict w/disturbing clarity. The Tohoku incident in 2011 left me feeling so guilty and depressed I went "Zombie" for quite a while until I entered counseling and stopped blaming myself for "not doing anything to help" those people in the three days before the earthquake struck...I'm happy to see this update & hope you have made it out of the "Rabbit Hole" that is a psychics burden. Listen w/your Heart, Mind, Body and Soul, this gift is not an easy one but The Universe has given it to you for a reason. I wish you only Light, Love and Laughter. 🙏✌💗

[@leerobins749]

You wonderful,wonderful young man ...all the bad things will help you enjoy the good..the pain will lessen ..time ,I wish you every good thing in life...

[@CoolKid-ye1kq]

Your story is truly touching and you have amazing strength. God is with you. God bless you sir you're a rockstar! Live,love,laugh I'm sure your sister is very proud of you.

[@jaicdc1]

This truly brought me to tears....thank you so much for your words and support. I don’t know how or why I am here versus her but I sure try my best to make the best of it. And yeah, I am sure she is nearby in one way or another, watching, laughing, smiling.

[@JackJack_frenchieboi]

I saw your family featured in a terrifying video of the tsunami several years ago. It left a huge impression on me. I was so glad to see that your family found you but devastated to see your beloved sister did not survive. Finding your video about your story and survival was fantastic. I knew who you were right away and was so thankful to learn your side of the story. Your dreams are truly amazing, I feel you have a gift. Your perseverance in life shows you are a survivor. I too suffer from chronic pain and I know how you feel. I’ve had 2 back surgeries and will have neck surgery in the future. I’m proud of you for rising up and going forward with life. Your Dad has a lot to be proud of. Stay strong and never give up. I’m following you, and I hope you realize your dreams…. You deserve it.

[@jaicdc1]

Thank you for your kind words and for sharing your own story with me (all of us on YT). People just do not understand how chronic pain effects a person Most people have felt pain, some have felt long term pain (broken bone, burns, etc) as an injury heals. Yet, eventually the symptoms subside or only show up when agitated or re injured . But, with chronic pain, the term chronic really does mean always. It follows you like a constant knife in your back or neck, or wherever. I’ve found the most relief (out of the hundreds of procedures and treatments or medications) from massage therapy, heat, as well as keeping your mind busy. If you are thinking, learning, creating, or working on something... you aren’t leaving your mind idle to think about the pain. I am sorry to hear about your pain but I hope you have found a healthy way to deal with it. Thank you again for taking the time to listen to my family’s story, and mine, then write me Feel free to find me on FB and send me a message if you have any more questions or thoughts . :) -Jai

[@JackJack_frenchieboi]

@@jaicdc1 I am so thrilled you took the time out of your busy life to answer me. I realize I didn’t comment on your musical talent. I was not expecting you to be so accomplished- I knew music was your outlet, but there are so many musicians out there and many are mediocre. You have a another gift! I’m in bed today, the pain is a bit much for me. 😢 I agree with you about pain relief. I live with heating pads and do massage whenever I can afford it. Reading and gardening are my outlet. Jai, my son is a musician as well, so I understand that side of you too. Keep up all the fantastic living you are doing. Thanks again for your kind words.

[@jaicdc1]

@@JackJack_frenchieboi I am doing my best. 33 and on my third bachelors. This time in engineering as I have far too many ideas and little place to use them. Also, besides creating music, which I consider a physical thing just like all the physical art I create, I think you understand that music is something that I can do incredibly but not something that can do incredible things for me, including paying the bills as a “grown up.” So now I am learning for the sake of earning vs. learning for the sake of learning (college guitar/music was the highest level I could learn at).

[@jjs777fzr]

RIP to your sister. Whats unfathomable is this story is heart wrenching yet is just one of thousands for that disaster.

[@Tyler-1203]

You’re right And makes me us all remember that every person who died that 26 December 2004 had a story

[@myhumbleopinion1036]

Rest in peace Jai............rest in peace

[@dizzymindy6024]

Loved your story. I too have vivid dreams that come true. Thank u for your Awesome message, u r Awesome!! Bless u😀

[@janettamcgee8124]

I remember seeing your family's story on Good Morning America. I've sometimes wondered how y'all were. Thank you for letting us know your story and I'm glad you've come through it. Good luck.

[@jillccoe]

Thank you for sharing. Keep it going, you are awesome.

[@addaradda]

An incredible story and a great message

[@mariamacias4435]

Your sister is very happy and proud of you. That's why she came to you in a dream to let you know she is ok and that you would be ok also. I wish the very best for you because you still have a lot of souls to touch with your music. God bless. 💖🙏

[@debbie541]

Thank you for sharing, after so much unimaginable devastation, you managed to find such inner strength to overcome. I commend you - May all good things come to you

[@msmith-mh2pm]

You are awesome!!!

[@deborahkutalik9422]

I have seen the documentary of not only your family but several different families. What a blessing you are as well as your family Well done young man!

[@reginaguerrero1393]

That’s an amazing story. It made me think.. especially theses days. Very happy for you. Keep it going.

[@tenngirl4trump]

Your sister would be so proud of you! Remember... everything you do, every Mountain you climb, every dream you make come true... take her with you!

[@beaver1675]

I was very very moved by hearing your story and I hope all is still well with you today. Life can be very discouraging but knowing that you kept such a positive attitude after all that you went through and found a way to overcome it is beyond inspiring. My life in many ways has felt like a rollercoaster and I've been faced with a lot of hardships but man it seems so minimal compared to what you went through. I don't know how I could've kept myself together if I went through any of what you did. It's very hard to get out of bed in the morning sometimes knowing the setbacks that you face and how life can sometimes feel pointless every time you get knocked down, but knowing that it's within you, as displayed by someone like you, definitely helps motivate me. I really hope more people out there hear your story and come to the same conclusion as I did. Which is you're never powerless and no matter how many times you get knocked down, you keep getting back up. I'm so sorry for what you went through. I don't know why we're dealt with such cruelties in life, but it also makes me realize that we should never give up cause we all have it in us

[@rubyholland3527]

I only found about this today I watched a video and nearly cried watching this I did cry. It is so tragic and you are so brave and inspirational. Im sorry about your loss but you survived and thats amazing and a miracle. I am trying not to cry more now but I am telling my self that although all those losers some people survived and thats better than everyone dying.

[@pookiebear364]

Thanks Jai for sharing where you are now. Like many I saw you story as told by your Dad in the big tsunami documentary several years back. I am so sorry for your loss of Cali...I truly hoped you be able to pull through at some point. I'm really glad you have. I understand about chronic pain, after an attack by 6 skinheads i've been on Oxycontin for over 20 years and still hardly able to walk across my apartment. But your message gives me encouragement as I am a singer from stage musical with a 4 octive range...maybe I can find something too Take care Jai- Best of luck Geoff Williams

[@ashesforbeauty6582]

This story is mind blowing. Thanks for being brave enough to share it.

[@moniquealvarado-arellano1204]

While I definitely think it’s beautiful and needed to believe in yourself, not to sound religious but that gift is not from you. That is a God sent gift. What a story. I love to see you are living, loving, doing what you love even up to today. Man, I cannot imagine the moment your were reunited with your parents!!!! 😭😭😭😭 May you and your family live a long healthy and full life. God bless you all!❤️

[@mamacakes6039]

Don’t be an ass hole

[@martinwhalley3286]

Jai, you are an achiever, survivor and persevering through your trevails has built the kind of character that will carry you forward. You are an inspiration in several ways. A role model for the next. I wouldn't mind discovering a Volume II here or somewhere on social media. Peace from Ca

[@gwtwvivien]

You are a lovely young man. Full of potential and strengh. Your story is an inspiration for every person that is suffering. All my love and respect from France. 🌟💫✨

[@zariballard]

You are an inspiration....thank u for sharing.....

[@CapeFear1]

Keep up the good work Jai I dont know you but I'm so proud of you and your father and step mother.

[@jumsaesiaw6890]

The intuitive people are special, you’re a very strong person keep going 🙏

[@gilbydog7350]

Thank you for sharing your tragic but inspiring story Jai.

[@Amooretliban]

I’m so sorry for your loss. If you believe in heaven I hope your mother and Sister are together in heaven. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@loretta6971]

Great witness to life when it throws so much trauma your way. You are amazing!!!

[@lindanoel1853]

Jai, we learned how a human being uses his own resources, reaches out for connections to other human beings and survives, thrives after so much trauma, without any superstitions that a supernatural power was directing your choices and the result. This is so very important! Thank you for speaking the truth of your life experience.

[@JOYOUSONEX]

Good luck Jai. You're on your way to better days.

[@jaydenisaidiot07]

Thanks for sharing your story RIP you sister 🙏 ❤

[@celestialfortuna9453]

inspirational but poignant. thank you for sharing your story

[@SanyHand]

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[@LosAnggraito]

WOW. First off - you are incredibly inspiring. Second, I hate to make this insensitive comparison, but it's eerie how 'Final Destination'-like your experiences were. I mean, to almost lose your life twice in a row and having premonitions beforehand? I got shivers. But on a more serious note, I'm so glad that you were able to get your life back on track and use your trauma as fuel to keep going. Thank you for sharing your story. ❤

[@cynthiaanderson7998]

so sorry for your lost glad you doing better rip 💕💕💕💕

[@roteazalee]

You have a strong personality. I'm sorry about what happened. Greets from Austria!

[@IsabelSantosCunha1972]

That is a very inspiring life story, i profoundly thank you for sharing it. IT WILL HELP. God bless. Love from Portugal.

[@alylyn119]

This gave me so much hope and tbh you just did amazing!!! You are all inspiring and thank you! Many continued blessings

[@DawnCarrick1968]

Jai my deepest condolences on losing your beautiful sister. You are a very brave young man and God gave you the gift of prophecy. God Bless you and may you be successful in everything that you do. ❤

[@Gabriel-qr9dv]

Sadly he took his life in 2022, I hope he's ok now

[@comfysundayfan5028]

*I can't believe what you gone threw I think I will sign up for swimming lessons..*

[@sharonleuliette390]

God bless you you are an inspiration.

[@maybesuitable]

Another touching story from survivor of 2004 tsunami. I love how you struggle to get back the life you've wanted, respect! btw, I lost my mother in tsunami sumatra, when it suppose to be a family gathering & she wasnt even live in that town. And we never found her until now.

[@DJPoundPuppy]

Wow. What a life. I'm sharing this with someone else who could have had prophetic dreams!

[@patrickconnolly3435]

I’m now gonna be terrified every time I have a nightmare. But respect man, it must have been really hard for you in those times.

[@superrrrliz]

I hope you're still around I saw an older video of your parents and it just broke my heart. I was very sorry your sister passed, but I was very relieved that at least you survived. I'm a mother, and I couldn't imagine what your parents experienced. I'm also a sibling, and I can't imagine what you experienced. Best wishes.

[@Luboman411]

Whoa, that is a lot to go through before you turn 18! Great on you for getting back on your feet again! You're truly an inspiration! (As an aside, it really puts my problems into perspective--I'm in my mid-30s and I've been very lucky enough not to have gone through a fraction of what you've been through before turning 17.)

[@joecarter2213]

Love you man. I'll never forget throwing apples from your balcony at cars!

[@lookingupwithwonder]

Wow what a traumatic story for you. I am amazed at your intuitive dreams. But you have suffered a lot. I hope you have a good life ahead ❤

[@HenJack-vl5cb]

Great video!You are so brave!

[@kellystanoyevic86]

Wow your story is amazing your strength amazing. So very sorry about your sister.

[@andrewharrison9366]

Jai, thank you for Facebooking back like 2 years ago. I think you have a lot of character :-)

[@annwarneka868]

Your story is heartbreaking and inspiring. Please share your pain management regime, many people who suffer from chronic pain will benefit from your experience.

[@fanc.5711]

So inspiring! You tapped into smthg amazing. So glad to catch up on your story which I first heard about in the tsunami documentary.

[@flyboytheprince]

This is extremely heartbreaker to loose your mom at a early age, survive a horrific accident , than to loose your sister it’s like when does the pain stop , sad your no longer here with us but your story and music will live for ever RIP

[@CaylorsReptilesAquatics]

Thanks for sharing

[@HA-in1me]

Thank you so much , ma sha ALLAH

[@tonyed6923]

Beautiful

[@georgelesteve4707]

It is admirable all you’ve been through and survived. It was inspiring to hear you relate it. I was however amazed that you never mentioned the Almighty. I’ve been through some trying times myself and without the Lord’s help, I wouldn’t have gotten to first base. All my best !

[@teresam7226]

Definitely prophetic dreams. I have friends like this. It can be personal or in wider range. You have to speak, warn and advice to help others. Things could happen today, tomorrow or years from that dream. The two people I know warned us about today’s virus and more big things to come. They advice us to continue to pray for each other and the dreams are there to prepare us.

[@jaicdc1]

I agree...I tried, and have tried before...but it always seems like what I was warned of, just happens. A bit frustrating eh?

[@coll4455]

It breaks my heart knowing he’s not with us anymore. He’s with his sister in paradise my heart goes out to his family

[@allencollins6031]

What happened to him?

[@selrox879]

​@@allencollins6031 he unalived himself

[@allencollins6031]

@@selrox879 oh. Damn.

[@angelakastenholz2939]

A lot of Luck to your Soul .🍀🍀🍀🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@starseedindigo7560]

You had psychic visions and premonition dreams. I have those too. Bless your heart Jai.

[@faithrada]

Starseed Indigo Yes, we need to pay attention to our visions.

[@chipoid86di46]

Starseed Indigo But he didn't heed God's warning. Imagine if he had and tried to convince his family about what he saw in his vision.

[@jaicdc1]

​@@chipoid86di46 - I just wanted to clear that up, if you watch @2:37 that is when I talk about how I told my father about my dreams, which he did believe knowing about how my car accident played out (I dream it word for word >> then live it) ...but like I said in the video it would have cost about $5,000 per person to fly us home early... even to me that would be a crazy and an impossible endeavor financially. To follow up on all of this warning and lack of action, sadly my father is still torn with guilt about not finding a way to get us home based on the warnings I gave him. He believes that it "Might" have saved Kali... but I think that no matter what course of action we took, something else (plane crash in water? who knows) would have happened because what is meant to happen will happen regardless of our attempts to intervene. I have found that to be true through the many dreams I have had and still do have...meaning it is Only what you said, a *Warning* about things ahead... I have tried to change events from other dreams with different courses of action or warnings but the outcome is always the way I originally dreamt it. So they are what they are, Warnings, sort of a heads up! This bad thing with happen soon, so do what you can to prepare and survive it, but there is no way to change it... If I could, you know that I would do anything to do so, as I tried so hard to do in Thailand when I realized something HUGE was going to happen. Thank you all for your support and input :) -Jai

[@user-hf1ys4rr5h]

@@chipoid86di46 Unless your formative years were of belief in Jesus and study of the bible, when you have those dreams you really don't know what to do except talk about them. I'm grateful for the knowledge of Jesus in my later years and the relationship with Him to Whom I entrust my share of strange dreams - whether they be from Him or from the enemy of mankind. Whenever I do not commit bad prophetic dreams to Jesus in prayer, some type of harmful event or thing happens to me. Am always grateful for His unseen intervention despite my inattentiveness. However, when I seek His intervention, He causes the substance of the dream to be revealed in waking life but imparts wisdom as to the course of action to be taken in order to avoid the harm portended in the dreams. Should the dreams mean that I must experience some trial, then placing these in His hands enables me to rest knowing He will provide the strength to endure. In addition, the Holy Spirit can cause you to have bad vibes about certain places or people to confirm your need to commit the dreams you've been having to Him. The unseen battle between Jesus and His holy angels against the havoc desired by Satan and his fallen angels is real. I wish you Jesus, Jai, His strength, His amazing peace, and a genuine relationship with Him through His Word, the bible.

[@Jay-nq9us]

@@user-hf1ys4rr5h I learned he is no more .Wish he knew Jesus and his power to save those who submit their burden to Him.