Ximasati Says Your Thoughts May Not Actually Be Yours... | DSH #2136

Masati (0:00)

AI and most of humanity, they run on old data. AI runs on data that has just been documented, recorded throughout the times. How much of that data is true? How much of that data has been written by the victor? How much of that data has just been observances that we can't figure out? And that's what AI runs on, accumulated data. How much of the world has changed just because the truth came out?

Sean Kelly (0:23)

No one got arrested from the ABC files.

Masati (0:25)

It created a lot of drama, created a lot of chaos, and then we all fall back into the same level of consciousness or distortion. Look at all the civilizations and you have to ask, why are they all buried?

Sean Kelly (0:44)

Okay, guys, very special guest today. We got Masati in the building, the Godfather of Frequencies.

What a nickname. Thanks for coming, man.

Masati (0:52)

Thanks. Thanks, Sean.

Sean Kelly (0:53)

Thanks for having me. For those that don't know you, how would you explain what you do?

Masati (0:56)

Well, like you said, I've been nicknamed the Godfather of Frequencies. So what that means is through three near-death experiences that I've had, I've actually accessed the core level programming that creates us all. Think of it as the atom. Atoms make up everything. So what makes up the atom? It's a frequency. So that's the frequency level that I work at. And if you can help people reach that level, their whole life changes, whether it's terminal illness or anything like that, if they're willing to make the changes, they recover from it.

They create success that actually means something to them.

Sean Kelly (1:37)

So do you remember those experiences vividly? How does that work?

Masati (1:42)

Say that again?

Sean Kelly (1:42)

The three near-death experiences you had?

Masati (1:44)

Yes. What about them?

Sean Kelly (1:46)

Do you remember exactly?

Masati (1:48)

Oh, yes.

Sean Kelly (1:48)

You were in a different realm when that happened.

Masati (1:50)

Yes. It's really interesting. The three near-death experiences that I've had, since you're out of time, it feels like it just happened to me yesterday. So there's no say location device, it didn't happen to me 20 years ago or anything like that. It's just the experiences and if I tell you the story and it's on my website, but those experiences are vivid to me. It's so real.

That's the deeper connection that I have. The three near-death experiences allowed me to say, connect to a deeper set of knowledge on that. If we want to go deeper on that, I call it the three-layer intelligence problem. This is what AI is messing up on, is that AI and most of humanity, they run on old data. For example, AI runs on data that has just been documented, recorded throughout the times. How much of that data is true? How much of that data has been written by the victors? How much of that data has just been observances, that we can't figure it out?

That's what AI runs on, accumulated data. They run on now, they've got it where it's like real-time data. So all the things, I'm sure like a grok, I'm sure scours, acts all the time. But is that real data or just perceived data from what people feel? So nobody is working on say, what's real anymore?

Everybody, even scientific conclusions, they're not scientific if there are exceptions to the rule. Most science has exceptions to the rule. The only reason like hard sciences, aerodynamics, thermodynamics, all those things, because we're forced to say, we're forced to acclimate, we're forced to adhere to the design of aerodynamics. You can't just put guardrails on a airplane and try to make it work.

Sean Kelly (3:50)

Right.

Masati (3:51)

Right? It just doesn't work that way. Yeah. That's where we need to be, and that's what I teach from the intelligence that I access through the three near-death experiences.

It's allowed me to understand, say, that level of science on how this reality works and bring it down here.

Sean Kelly (4:09)

That's cool. Yeah. Because if people can't get real information from textbooks, from the Internet, from AI, it's almost like, where do you go?

Masati (4:14)

Yeah. Where do you go?

It takes a hell of a long time to figure out that data because most of the data is wrong. Then we accumulate and we bring the past into the present. This is why generation after generation, we see the same wars, the same issues, the same disturbances. Technology increases, but humanity stays backwards.

Sean Kelly (4:38)

Agreed. Yeah. People seem to want the truth. Conspiracies are hot right now.