Spiritual Leader Masati on Near-Death Experiences, Internal Healing, And The Science Of Self-Mastery

Some experiences don’t just change your mind. They change your sense of who you are. Cynthia sits down with Masati to talk about near-death experiences (NDEs) and why those moments can reveal something most of us spend a lifetime forgetting: our identity is not the same thing as our conditioning.

We dig into what happens when you build a life on the external, money, status, beauty, likes, applause, and how quickly that turns into an addiction to attention. We also get honest about why “success” can still feel empty, why the mental health crisis is rising at every level of society, and how fear-based systems train us to ignore our own inner signals. Masati shares how he reads triggers as data, not shame, and why getting activated by strangers, social media, or comparison is often proof that our internal foundation cannot support the life we say we want.

From there we move into practical self-mastery: becoming the observer of your motives, questioning the assumptions you inherited from family and culture, and learning to reclaim the parts of you that got overwritten early. We also explore aging through a different lens, not just surface fixes, but joy, timing, identity, and reconnecting with your inner child so your energy comes back online. If you’re navigating spiritual awakening, the AI era, or simply a season of big change, this conversation offers a grounded way to create stability from the inside out.

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Find out more about Masati and his work at: https://thexicode.com/

Learn more about Cynthia at https://CynthiaLElliott.com

Transcript

Welcome And Why Go Inward

SPEAKER_01 0:53

Well, hello, hello, hello, and welcome to Soul Tech with Cynthia. I'm so excited to have you guys joining us today for another special episode of our podcast. I have an incredible guest today, which I think you are going to find fascinating. His work touches on so many wonderful and interesting areas of spirituality and the hero's journey. Uh welcome, Masadi. It's so lovely to finally get a chance to get you on the show. I've been trying to get him. He's just been very busy.

SPEAKER_00 1:20

Thank you for having me, Cynthia.

SPEAKER_01 1:23

Yeah, yeah. Could you share a little bit with the audience before you and I, because you know, you guys know I always just jump into conversations about all the most fascinating things going on, trying to help you guys out. But I'd love for you to take a moment just to share some about your work with our listeners.

SPEAKER_00 1:36

Sure. Well, basically, you know, when I was younger, very young, I I wanted to find the solutions of life, especially like in today's world, you know, where where we can't really like trust a lot of things out there. You know, who do you go to? So I always wanted to go in inward. So and I wanted and I wanted to know the answer so bad, Cynthia, that I had my first near-death experience, which basically the universe said, Do you really want to know the answers? It's like, yeah, I really do want to know the answers. And that first near-death experience allowed me to see and understand who we are at a very, very deep level and what our purpose is, why we're here, uh offer solutions. So what I do now, after gosh, 14 years, maybe over 100,000 client sessions, basically I help people solve the problems that you know, money, fame, fortune, now AI can't solve the real problems.

SPEAKER_01 2:31

Yeah, yeah. I love that. You know, so much of our world that has been built that we're now tearing down, um, is built on the external, all of our pursuits and energy being towards the external, whether it's the way we dress and you know, what our style is, what labels we give ourselves to whether or not we're getting engagement and applause from perfectly strange people that you don't know. And and it's so backward. Yeah, yeah. Very interesting. Near death experiences is such a fascinating. I've had I've had so many that at some points I was like, Are you trying to tell me something? So could you share a little bit about your NDEs and how they kind of led to the work that you do?

SPEAKER_00 3:13

Yes. So the first near death literally showed me the possibilities of who we are. You know, imagine that you're a you know, you're a young child and before, well, before society told you who you are and what to what to be, you know, you had that limitless potential, the possibilities, right? As a young kid, right? So when and that's what I wanted, it's like, gosh, you know, I feel so limitless here. And then as I grew, uh it just I felt so limited, you know, going to college, you know, going to work, doing all the things that, you know, you get ready for, you know, uh adulthood. And I'm going, there's gotta be a better way. So that first near death, I had my jaws crushed in a rail car accident. It was it was a warehouse accident, it was a college job. And uh at that point, you know, I

Rail-Car NDE And Expanded Self

SPEAKER_00 4:01

was literally hanging by, you know, my jaws, and I had separated completely out of my body, and I was looking at my body, and I'm going, wow, you know, how how can that happen? How can I be here if I'm over there? I didn't give it a second thought on going, oh, you poor thing, oh, I didn't get to live, or anything like that, because uh the version of me that I was was say accessing was so powerful and so grand, it's like a black hole, it just like sucked me up, and I was in is like bliss state. And in those realms, you know, you just see the beauty, the potential. It's like this is who you're supposed to be, this is what you're supposed to represent in physical form. And I go, oh wow, okay, that's fantastic. So that was the first near-death experience. And then it's like, well, it's like, you know, like a lot near death, they they something or someone says, Well, you know, you can stay here or you can go back. And as soon as you say you can go back, they basically you're back in your body. And that's where I felt, you know, the pain and everything. But that lingered for so long. The joy and the bliss, despite the pain, you know, despite all those things, it's like I saw an altered reality that we literally could access in this realm. It took me the second near death to to to really integrate the concepts, you know, the science behind it, the methods on how to, you know, get younger so I don't have to age like my parents do, or see relationships very differently, even making money very differently, you know. So you don't end up, say, on the Epstein list. Because look at those people.

SPEAKER_01 5:46

Right.

SPEAKER_00 5:47

I mean, think of it. I mean, they had the intelligence, the looks, the success, all that. But then why did they end up on the Epstein list? You know, there was something that they did wrong, obviously, right? And the key is that, you know, most people are doing the exact same thing as those people on the Epstein list, but they're they're just farther behind. That's all. They were they're all ending it towards the same path. And I'm not, and I'm not saying everybody's gonna do those heinous crimes, but I'm just saying they're they're using, say, the same tools, same mechanisms, same concepts. So so you don't want to end up in that in that reality. And that's what a lot of people, you know, we were talking beforehand, that's what a lot of people are experiencing now. You know, it's like, gosh, you know, what is money about? You know, why am I, you know, sacrificing myself to make this money and it because it doesn't really make me happy. My relationships aren't say a complete why. The person is really nice, they're kind, and so on, but why do I feel empty inside? So, what is that key component? And that's that second near death, which was a drowning accident, by the way. And you can look at, I mean, you can listen to the stories of the near death on on my website, thexicode.com. But that second near death literally gave me the science and the mechanics on shifting people radically fast, you know, a lot of times maybe a few 15-minute sessions versus decades worth of therapy.

SPEAKER_01 7:15

Well, it's so interesting that we're talking about this as I was thinking about I spent a lot of my career working with famous people and and rich people too, you know, like billionaires. And the thing that I the thing that I came to recognize is that we most people don't have that level of success without having a bottomless pit of need. That is not to say that all celebrities and all actors and all musicians or all billionaires are heartless people who are lost, but the the the the thing that I I saw was that when you when everything is external, when your uh highs have to come from outside of you, right? It it will never stop. And you will just be on to the next one and the next one, and then your tolerance is no different than an it's an it's an addiction. And

Success, Attention, And The Empty Chase

SPEAKER_01 8:03

it really is the addiction to attention. And I talk a lot about how much I hate the attention economy because I think it's just bringing out maybe maybe we need the worst of ourselves brought out so that that you know the poison comes to the surface for healing. But you know, you you know, you'll see somebody who's addicted to shopping or addicted to attention criticizing somebody who's addicted to drugs, but it's like, are you really any different? I mean, it's it is a bottomless pit of need, and it and at some point when it stops working for a lot of people. You know, I was writing my I think it was my second book, and I was writing about a very well-known man who owned a lot of very well-known brands. And while I was writing that book about him, I just happened to look him up. You know, he kept coming up to my mind, which is the reason I was writing about him in the first place. This is spirit working, and I look him up, and he had just recently killed himself in his you know, fancy office, and his he had a $40 million Hamptons estate, a family, kids, grandkids, the respect of the world. And it just it goes back to, you know, until until people learn how to manage their internal experiences and and get the experience of the wonder of the magic that we are capable of. And that's my own experience. And this is something I'm still going through because I'm we're always on the journey, until you really touch that magic. And I've had those experiences where I've actually seen myself while I'm looking at myself in a situation and and I could feel the ecstasy of that elevation while simultaneously seeing, oh, I'm in I'm in trouble. And and learning that you know your circumstances are going to always be changing, and how you actually command your internal experience really is, you know, this it creates your reality, and so much of our world has been built on the opposite. And I think that's a huge reason why the mental health crisis is off the charts.

SPEAKER_00 10:23

Oh, absolutely. And you know, it's not just for rich people anymore. Yeah. It's at all levels. You know, even people who are, you know, economically struggling, they're in that same space, you know. You know, if I get those Nike shoes, then I'm gonna be valued, you know, or you know, if I buy this, then I'm gonna I'm gonna look famous or I'm gonna look good and so on like that. So for for us, you know, we get all levels of people, you know, h high-level, you know, net worth people, and then also high-level, say spiritual people as well. Kind of like, you know, very famous people, spiritual, spiritual leaders that uh literally start coming to us because it's like, hey Ma, something's not working. You know, again, Deepak Chopra, for example, very, very, very spiritual. So both ends are missing, say, the key component. And that's what we provide, you know, that that essence of who we are. And you know, you you you said something interesting, and and it's not and it's not like you shouldn't have wealth, and it's not like you shouldn't connect to those, you know, spiritual paradigms, but it's like what are you, what fuel are you using, you know, in my in my gosh, 14, 15 years of doing a lot of research, doing a lot of transformations, you know, actual physical transformations that shift people. It's not what it is, it's not what they're doing, but who they are when they're doing it. Basically, what that is is how much is of your life force are you say using to create create wealth or create spiritual knowledge or you know, religious connections and so on like that? Are you giving of your life force away for you know something, say fiat, you know, for success, for fame, for likes, for you know, God, for you know, helping others and so on like that. So if you're giving away your essence of who you are, that's really the key. In those situations, uh, you know, we don't change what people do, we basically change how how to do it properly, where you're not you're not sacrificing who you are for X. You know, whether it's money, whether it's uh fortune, whether it's fame, whether it's for your children, and so on. I mean, how many times, Cynthia, have you heard it's like, hey, you know, I sacrificed everything for you. I sacrificed everything for my kids. For it's like, well, don't do that because it it's not There's not much good to your kids if you're sacrificing everything. Exactly. It's not much good to your kids, your your your loved ones, your you know, the people that follow you, the economy, the earth. Don't do that. It's it's just wrong. It's you'll end up on the Epstein list, like I said. Right.

SPEAKER_01 13:08

Yeah, it's so many. I've I've met quite a few people on that list, and and there was a consistent, and you know, it's I'm I'm an energy reader, and I had noticed that there was something off about Depok for a while. And and I'm sorry if I'm criticizing it sounds judgy, but you know, it's a show to talk about situations. And and the truth is people are good at reading energy, and I'm really actually wrong. And gosh, I wish I could go back and change some of those moments where I didn't listen to myself. But you know, it really brings me to this place of the education system that we have. And one of my big issues with, and we we know if you've been around the spiritual world for long, you you find out that Rockefeller built uh here in America, particularly built the education system to produce mindless worker bees. He didn't want them writing poetry or music, or basically let's divorce you from all the things that actually make you enjoy life and make you in touch with spirit and turn you into a drone. Here in America, we spend all this time educating children on absolute trash, garbage, junk that is half the time not even true, and the other half of the time rarely will be used. I'm not saying I didn't learn some things in school that became useful later, but it's such a waste of time of just stuffing people with a bunch of nonsense information that's not actually going to do them any good as an adult. And I think we'd be much better to teach our children from the youngest age how to select their thought, how to be the observer of their thoughts and select their thought habits and simultaneously teaching them how to meditate and do yoga, which I think some people think is about telling them to be a particular kind of spirituality. And I'm like, no, I'm just telling them to understand their bodies. Yeah, exactly. I think that would be a much better education platform to start them on. Uh, they would learn a lot better if they actually had a better grasp of of their inside.

SPEAKER_00 14:48

It is, and uh we get we get a lot of young people nowadays, especially you know, the parents have seen so much change as they bring their kids to us, and especially even

Education, Self-Observation, And Relationships

SPEAKER_00 14:57

the ones who have ADD, ADHD, and all those, you know, they put them on drugs, and it's like Moss, I don't want to put my kids on drugs. There's something else going on, you know. We help those types of individuals as well. And the the key component that you said there, the key word is uh being an observer. You know, in Buddhism, in a lot of states, even in success mechanisms, you know, they teach you to be an observer of yourself. We go much, much deeper than that. You know, we don't say observe yourself. Well, most people observe their environment. So they compare themselves to their environment or to other people. We we we tell people to, and you know, your listeners can do this right now, just start observing on why you want the things that you do, why you know you think you need to have X, why you think you need to do that, why you think you need to be this way. And you'll start to see that all those things aren't you in the first place. You know, they're usually your dad, your generational pattern, genetic pattern, societal patterns, you know, your lifetime patterns. So it's not even you. And this is where people say miss the boat. It's like they might make a hell of a lot of money, but then they're left empty. You know, they might fall in love with that person and then they feel empty. Because again, if it's not you living your life, well, you're gonna feel empty. And who is it that's living your life? So that's what I think a lot of people are asking is like, hey, this isn't my life. You know, it's the government's, it's this. It's like, well, you have to go deeper and take responsibility and start to be an observer on how you became you, and then you start peeling all that stuff away, and that's where life becomes really, really enjoyable for you.

SPEAKER_01 16:41

It's interesting when you I hear people it's interesting now. It's so funny when you wake up and you start to actually see things, and so like people will talk about, you know, the divorce rate, and it's like, well, it would be helpful if we taught people to actually love themselves before they got into a romantic relationship, which is usually two people coming together based on their issues and that instant attraction that's portrayed in media that's supposed to be so extra special is actually usually your biggest red flags, finding a home.

SPEAKER_00 17:12

You're so right. I uh yeah, we there's so many people that you know I you know I see because I I scan frequencies as well, a little bit different than most, but but when you you know when people talk about their relationships, it's like, well, you really didn't get together because you loved each other.

SPEAKER_01 17:42

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, it's not. So one of the things you and I touched on before we started recording is the the drastic amount of change that the world is undergoing right now. So we we've entered the age of AI and the age of Aquarius simultaneously. Yeah. Massive, more change happening in in in recent years, but in coming years than we've ever seen in the history of humanity. And we have a lot of lost people. That's the reason why we have a mental health crisis, and our systems are simply built to actually make the mental health crisis worse. And it's like, you know, how do you provide hope to people when a lot of people are scared? And look, I get it. I have moments where I get pissed off, you know, because I'm like, I, you know, this is when I, you know, when you fall off, you're like, oh, I got triggered. Oh goodness, you know, I gotta go go do my my processes that keep me in the best possible flow state. But there are a lot of people who are stuck in those loops and they're scared right now because of all the drastic change. Is there anything that you can touch on that will give people hope? Oh, you know, work is a great tool.

SPEAKER_00 18:45

Yeah. One, you know, when uh you know, talking about triggers, you know, if something triggers you, then that's where you're you know inadequate in, uh and people try to hold on to that. So that's really number, say, one. And by the way, when I say you you're inadequate, you know, I talk more architecture, not like you're not good enough, you know, you're never gonna kid or anything like that. Basically,

AI Era Change, Triggers, And Identity

SPEAKER_00 19:09

you know, I see things from say a science perspective. And so so when I say inadequate is like basically your foundation of who you are, your identity of who you are, will not support the mission or the vision or the dream that you have. So, so when you get triggered, you're holding on to, say, an inadequate foundation, and that'll crush you. So if you do become successful, that success will crush you, just like the gentleman that you talked about. He committed suicide. Why? He was inadequate, his foundation was inadequate to hold on to that level of wealth, okay? Or spirituality or kindness or whatever it is. It doesn't matter. It's just that your foundation has to be strong. So, in order to do that, so notice say what triggers you, literally, what bothers you, what what what what what you want to post on social media that say, you know, gets you riled up. It's like, I'm gonna go tell that person. So notice is like, well, wait a second, why is some stranger uh affecting my emotions? You know, why am I that unstable? So that's the biggest key in today's society. You know, the second thing that people can do is start to observe how say systems create you. You know, your idea of, well, it's just the way it is. Look at all the things that you just assume the way it is. And it's really not. The way you age, for example, start questioning that. The way uh the way you go to school, the way you go to college, the way you go to anything that you do out there is just start questions like it's is this reality real or not? It's not because it's not real, because it is, because you're living it, but it's because but it allows you to stay step away and become an observer of who you are and the system, and then you go, gosh, there's a better choice. And this is where you start to like take ownership of who you are, just by observing you really can do a lot. Even even little things like uh where did I learn how to brush my hair in the morning? You know, it's probably your mom or dad's, whoever you know, brushed your hair. You know, it's that simple. So something or someone like literally wrote overwrote your original program. It didn't allow you to be you, it forced you to be somebody else. That's where the problem happens.

SPEAKER_01 21:30

Yeah, yeah. I like that. Being the observer and learning to be, you know, for those of you who are listening who are working on yourselves, learning to be the observer and observing your thoughts, the quality of your thoughts, and taking command of choosing what those thoughts should be. And it's okay, also not judging yourself, not getting into the guilt and shame and the you know, the fear-based energies and emotional states that are taught to us by almost every system that we have in place, and learning that that's actually the highest form of intelligence is that. So if you really want to, you know, evolve to your highest version, that's really gonna be key, you know. Um, your triggers. I just actually wrote a sub stack about this last week. Last week, it was yesterday. I goes by fast on your triggers are an invitation.

unknown 22:20

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 22:21

And learning to, because as I'm, you know, a recovering perfectionist. So I saw it as like I was like in a contest, and I remember getting the chart, Hawkins Scale of a map of consciousness, and I was like, Oh, I'm sure I'm I'm sure I'm at least halfway up this scale, only to find I was at at the very bottom where guilt and shame are, and using that as a tool. Like I started to recognize that my triggers were were signs, but I thought I was in some kind of contest where we get them all fixed in six months. Yeah. That's that former perfectionist thing. I had to have my ego broken down a little bit. And I'm I'm not one that likes to say, oh, you have to have your ego ripped apart. It's like, you know, can we not be can we set aside the dramatics? You you need to recognize what where your ego is actually showing up and and that using those triggers as opportunities. I mean, you're gonna end up being able to address some of the your own cycles, but also the ones you inherited from your the family. Situation in society.

SPEAKER_00 23:19

Exactly. And there's tens of thousands of people that we've helped, you know, where again, they don't have to age the way their parents did or society. Again, that's you're just expected, you know, by you know, by 45, this happens to you. You hear it all over the news, you hear it in stories, you hear it in your family, you know, you're looking and it's like, oh, at 45, you know, you know, you start losing your whatever, your faculties or whatever it might be, right? And then people expect that. It's it's not ask questions of you know how that works for you, right? Or why it works the way it does. And you can, you know, you can literally move away from that and start to create a render your own life.

SPEAKER_01 24:02

Yeah, you know, something I found interesting about aging. So I'm in my mid-50s now. I look younger now than I did 10 years ago because I was so miserable. And I started to realize something, the people that are aging quickly are just deeply unhappy. I mean, I'm not we're not talking about like every fine line or wrinkle, but you know, just overall energetically, you know, that that like collapsing, which you see with a lot of people as they you know age, and I mean now these kids are like, Oh, I don't want to be 40s old, and it's like, no, it's not. Yeah. And and and it's it's when you stop evolving, you start dying.

SPEAKER_00 24:41

Yeah.

unknown 24:41

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 24:42

When you're Do you agree with that?

SPEAKER_01 24:43

I mean, that's a sort of a generalized statement.

SPEAKER_00 24:46

Yeah. But again, we go into the science on you know why that happens. Uh obviously people go, well, it's too much stress, it's too much this, it's too much that's uh, you know, it's the way we eat and all that. Sure, those are the outside factors or you know, the say symptom factors, but we go into the original cause or core level. And there's so many reasons on why people age. You know, a lot of times people say, for example, that you took care of your parents. You know, you're a young person, your parents, you know, just basically dominated your space, you know, and then you morphed into your parents at by like 15. Literally, because you know, by you know, your parents were so dominant, they were so

Aging Differently Through Time And Joy

SPEAKER_00 25:26

overriding, they're so controlling that by 15 you didn't know who you were. So you adapted to your parents, say, and this is just one example. You know, you did you basically adapted to your parents' identity at 15 years old. So at 15, you're a probably like a 45-year-old person thinking that, you know, and then your gene pool, your literally your genetics will literally like adopt. Although you're 25, you're gonna age like you're 35, you're 45, you know. So so that's one version of aging differently. I myself am like 65. Yeah, 65. And I look just like you, you know, I've aged very, very differently than my parents had diseases. So it's a testament to to what we do. Mostly it's time, it's time. Uh I work uh a lot with space-time.

SPEAKER_01 26:16

I know that sounds out there, but you know, no, there's not much you can say on this show that's out there. We cover it all.

SPEAKER_00 26:23

But editing time frames, basically, is how you actually start to say age properly. And then what you do at the surface level, then it works a lot better. You know, whether it's I don't know, s spas or you know, peptide stacks or whatever, you get better results that way. You know a lot of times, you know, people do all that stuff. They might look better, but they feel old. That makes sense to you? Uh you know, they're they're they're healthy, they look great, but they still look there, they still have that resonance of their age. You know, they just look better. They age your they just l age looking better, but they're still aging. What I'm talking about is like, wait a second, why do you have to age in that platform? You don't you can age very, very differently. You know, you can age younger, basically. And we've we've seen that.

SPEAKER_01 27:23

Yeah, I think that's a big difference between people aging, people trying treating the external that that is so connected to in our training to aging, versus I think I look more youthful now because I've allowed myself to reconnect with my inner child and become the the the version of me that got torn down by all the rules and all the the the teaching, the unhealthy teaching that is so uh predominant in our society. I I skip now, I sing whenever I want to, I goof around, I do silly art. Like I I I I'm more like the eight-year-old version of me, five-year-old version of me now than I was for decades. And I and I think that that is it's like the joie de vive, the joy of living, living in ecstasy, and my most ecstatic moments are when I've stopped. I don't you you I'm not, I'm just being right. You know, without all the rules.

SPEAKER_00 28:21

Yeah, and yeah, uh, you know, for people, and again, you might think like for you specifically, if you don't mind, is like uh, you know, you did this, the physical thing, but I think at a deeper level, something happened where, say, your timing clicked in, and that's where you're starting to like heal yourself and rewrite, you know, how you lived back in the day, from what I'm sensing. I mean something clicked in you, and it's like, oh, this is how we should live. You know, so that's that's true healing. Most people heal, they just put like more band-aides, more numbing cream or whatever on the pain. But true healing, like you, for example, is like, wait a second, let me let me actually remove what's causing the wound here that still exists. So, which is beautiful. You've you know, you've done a great job, by the way.

SPEAKER_01 29:15

Thank you. Yeah, it was a lot, it's a lot more work than I was so I I think back to what I was saying earlier about, and I think so many people who um a lot of my listeners are on the spiritual journey or recently had a spiritual awakening, and and you know, we because we're trying to treat everything like a competition, it's like, oh, this is gonna be great, it's gonna be six months. It took me like two years to be like, oh, it never stops. Yeah. Uh so I have to let go of this being some kind of self-competition and just allow the the the acceptance that it is cyclical and I will have periods where you know I'll be learning more. So I I have to take it back to the very beginning before we close out this this episode, which I could sit here and talk to you forever. Near death near death experiences are are are really interesting. I wrote in my second book, I wrote a lot about I'd had a quite a few, uh, you know, I've fell off of a third floor, and my neighbor just happened to see that I was hanging from the side of the building and about to lose my grip, and I landed right on top of him. Like he was he literally saved me from whacking breaking my head open. I was on a Ferris wheel and it turned and it was one of those circular ones, and the the harness, the only thing I was wearing that held me in, which was a U-shaped harness, opened up completely. And the uh gentleman beside me just happened to be able to grab. He just did like that and held on to my bat. I was wearing a belt, and uh he held on to me, but I remember like exiting my body in that moment because I was like, oh my god, and watching myself laying on the ground. It was wild. What is it that's uh what is it about NDEs that that has become it's become such a part of your your teachings? What is it? You know, dig in, you know, share with me.

SPEAKER_00 30:58

Well, you know, NDE is just like anything, if you use it properly, uh you can like for me or many other, like Anita Murjani, you know, a very famous author, she she had cancer and she cured herself of cancer, you know, literally in a very short period of time. Other people get great gifts of music,

What NDEs Are For

SPEAKER_00 31:17

talent, you know, speaking different languages, uh all those things. So again, those people probably did NDEs better than most, you know. I I had the NDEs to say accelerate the knowledge, like you go out, grab knowledge, and bring it here and apply it in this reality. So NDEs literally allow you to fast track if you do it properly. And I'm not suggesting you go out and try to, you know, have a near death or anything like that. But if you're awakened and you're ready to accelerate to the next level, like for me, I've used my NDEs just to go, okay, let's take another, you know, lifetime course or you know, tens of lifetime courses and compress it down into one moment. So it allows us to like separate from this reality, go to the reality that we are saying have limitless potential, bring knowledge back and you know, bring it back here and like apply it. That's what NDEs are supposed to do. Most NDEs, if you don't mind me telling why you have what to do for seven, seven NDEs you've had in your lifetime? Yeah, from what I'm seeing. Yeah.

unknown 32:27

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 32:29

I'm really impressed right now. Seven NDEs. Yeah. It's it's literally the physical world is wasn't satisfactory for you when you were a kid. Because you know, you're very bright, almost a angelic type, and there's a reason for that that we can talk offline. But you know, you you're you're there and you go, this is like this is what they showed me in the brochure, but this is what I got. You know how they show you a beautiful like hotel, beautiful, and then you go there, and it's like shit, this is not the same. What the hell happened? So that's you when you came into physical form right off the bat, for some reason. It's like, this is not what they showed me in the brochure, you know, and then you're going, I want to go back, I want my money back. So, you know, those seven NDEs are literally like, hey, but the deal is that you know, you you can't just you can't correct, say, that pattern. You so basically you just wanted your money back, you wanted to go back, and that's why you've had so many. It's like this is the wrong reality. I must be in the wrong reality, basically, because it's not supposed to be this way.

SPEAKER_01 33:36

Well, you know, I remember the conversation before I came back this lifetime. I've remembered it my entire life, even when I was in my crib. I had the eyes and thoughts of an adult, and they said to me that it was going to be really difficult and that I really want to do this. And it's like, oh yeah, sure. And then I got her and I was like, I'm sorry.

SPEAKER_00 33:52

Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 33:53

You know, this is a little more than I mean, I know I signed up for this, but this is way more than I was expecting. So uh I'm sure that was like you asked for this.

SPEAKER_00 34:03

That's my point. Is no, wait, like, let me go choose something else. And it's like, well, you already chose this, you know, and you can't, you know, so so so in in that case, you know, I'm sure there's always a reason why, but over time, you know, maybe gosh, in your early mid 40s, something happened to you where it's like you started to get the rhythm. It's like, oh, that's why I'm here. And that's where things started working out better for you. You basically stayed in time. You started to realize that this reality is you started to understand and you started put your say consciousness in this reality, in the same reality as your body. And that's where your body started to feel comfortable for you in your literally mid to mid 40s, you know, where it's like, oh, this is the way life is. And then you saw the beauty of what could be here, and that's what you're manifesting now, which is really beautiful, Cynthia.

SPEAKER_01 35:03

So yeah, I don't know. It's been a great, a great few years. I mean, I've it's been you know, it was there's moments where I was like, I've really got to work on that. I really don't want to work on that. Like, I don't want to face every single, you know, that's that's that's part of the deal. But uh the the joy, you know, and not laying in bed worrying about things that most of the time I didn't have much control over anyway. And I knew that intellectually, but I still would lay there doing all that. Anyway, goodness gracious, I could just keep talking and talking to you. If our audience wants to read more about your work and your philosophy and all that stuff, what where would they go?

SPEAKER_00 35:38

They go they could go to the Xi Code, the T H E X I exponential intelligence code.com. And they can also go to uh my name, m-a s a ti.live on YouTube, and there's so much free stuff on there, by the way. And if you go to the Xi Code, you sign up for our newsletter, you get a few meditations that'll really help you understand.

SPEAKER_01 36:01

I'm so sorry. I'm gonna have to pause it for a second. The dog is going crazy and it's gonna get picked up by the audio. I'm so sorry. Well, I'll edit this part out. Give me just a second. Pickles, stop. I knew I shouldn't shut that door. Sorry about that. Let's just see where shit was going on over my screen, and I'm like, no, no, I almost made it. So I'm just gonna I'll just ask the same question again at the audience.

SPEAKER_00 36:44

Which is good, but anyway.

SPEAKER_01 36:47

All right. Um so Masati, if our audience wants to learn more about your work and any events you might have coming up and all that good stuff, where would they go?

SPEAKER_00 36:56

Yeah, they can go to the xicode.com,

Where To Find Masati And Closing

SPEAKER_00 36:58

t-sh-i, exponential intelligence code.com. And you they can also go to my YouTube channel. It's M-A-S-A-T-I-MASATI. And there's so much free stuff there, by the way. And if if you want to sign up for the newsletter, you can actually get a few meditations to start you off because what I do is very, very different, very, very powerful. Those are the best three channels, actually. There's there's a lot of content on me out there on YouTube. So just look me up.

SPEAKER_01 37:29

Yeah, sounds good. Well, thank you so much for coming on the show. It's been such a pleasure. I have a feeling you and I are gonna be running into each other. Yeah, again. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 37:38

Absolutely.

SPEAKER_01 37:39

Well, thank you so much, you guys, for listening to another episode of Soul Tech with Cynthia. If you are not familiar with my work or my books, go to CynthiaLEliot.com. You can learn about all three of my books. I've got a fourth book coming out in October, Soltec 12 Codes for Awakening Your Highest Self, The Art and Science of Higher Consciousness. I'm super excited about this book. Already a bestseller in new releases. You can also learn about the events that I'm doing. I've got the Her Health Summit.com, Her Health Summit coming up in October in Boca Breton, Florida. Amazing speakers. It's going to be crazy. You have to go get your tickets now. And of course, you can learn about my foundation, the SoltechFoundation.org, where we do work to help underserved communities thrive in the age of AI. Thanks again for listening. If you're not subscribed, what are you thinking? Intelligent listening? Come on. Anyway, you guys have a beautiful day, and I'll be back again with another episode. Thanks, Missati. Have a beautiful day.

SPEAKER_00 38:34

Thank you, honey. Take care.

SPEAKER_01 38:35

Bye.