Swept Into the Cenote
His second near-death experience began on vacation.
Aug 7, 2026 · 50 min · 11 segments
Navigating near death experiences can fundamentally shift how a man understands his identity, purpose, and inner potential. In this conversation, host Daniel Weinberg sits down with…
It depends on where you are.
So no, suffering is not necessary.
And in XI or exponential intelligence, it's turned into a science now, and basically it's the science on, say, the advancement of, say, human, of intelligence, whether it's machine or human intelligence.
So once you understand, say, the concepts or the physics or the math on how this reality works, suffering, say, ceases to end for you because you're living from your potential.
So suffering in my definition is not understanding your potential and then waking up to it and...
Okay, so imagine this, you know, and your audience can close, close their eyes or you can as well, and I'll go th- take you through a process, one of my abilities.
So just imagine yourself, you're going down this path that is dictated by...
The path has created your family, your genetics, so on, your family history, right? What they went through.
It's all dictated by your generation.
You know, the timeframe that you were born.
Baby boomers and all that.
That dictates the path that you're on and how you're gonna, say- Experience that path.
It's also societal norms, cultural patterns, and so, and then your life experiences.
So, and people are going down that path blindly.
So it's blind...
It's like the blind leading the blind.
And then you wake- that's where suffering happens.
You start to wake up and you go, "I'm not supposed to be on this path." And then what do you do? You wake up and you go, "I gotta go back." And as you go back, or as you, say, ascend or transcend into your higher self, you start to see all the things that you shouldn't have gone through.
It was just like history or humanity is on repeat.
We suffer from the same things that our parents did, our grandparents did.
We create the same wars over, for the same reason, over and over and over again.
So we don't learn.
So nowadays, you'll see great suffering.
That is a great awakening.
It depends on where you are.
So no, suffering is not necessary.
And in XI or exponential intelligence, it's turned into a science now, and basically it's the science on, say, the advancement of, say, human, of intelligence, whether it's machine or human intelligence.
So once you understand, say, the concepts or the physics or the math on how this reality works, suffering, say, ceases to end for you because you're living from your potential.
So suffering in my definition is not understanding your potential and then waking up to it and...
Okay, so imagine this, you know, and your audience can close, close their eyes or you can as well, and I'll go th- take you through a process, one of my abilities.
So just imagine yourself, you're going down this path that is dictated by...
The path has created your family, your genetics, so on, your family history, right? What they went through.
It's all dictated by your generation.
You know, the timeframe that you were born.
Baby boomers and all that.
That dictates the path that you're on and how you're gonna, say- Experience that path.
It's also societal norms, cultural patterns, and so, and then your life experiences.
So, and people are going down that path blindly.
So it's blind...
It's like the blind leading the blind.
And then you wake- that's where suffering happens.
You start to wake up and you go, "I'm not supposed to be on this path." And then what do you do? You wake up and you go, "I gotta go back." And as you go back, or as you, say, ascend or transcend into your higher self, you start to see all the things that you shouldn't have gone through.
It was just like history or humanity is on repeat.
We suffer from the same things that our parents did, our grandparents did.
We create the same wars over, for the same reason, over and over and over again.
So we don't learn.
So nowadays, you'll see great suffering.
That is a great awakening.
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Swept Into the Cenote
His second near-death experience began on vacation.
Watching His Body Die
He suddenly saw his own body below.
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