Is using AI spiritual? Is it giving my power away? What does AI do to my vibration? And my connection to the divine? In today’s email I want to share with you a balanced perspective and place I’ve come to within myself and how I show up in the world Saying AI is bad or “is not spiritual” is like saying the internet is bad.. Or not spiritual Yet there are spiritual messages, texts, and videos sharing positive messages all around the world that would NOT exist if it weren’t for the internet You wouldn’t know who I was if it wasn’t for a video you’ve seen of mine from the internet So personally I think that the way we relate to AI depends on the consciousness we use it with In a recent 21 day challenge I did, I integrated an AI worksheet tool that people could use for becoming aware of their core patterns underneath the surface It is an AI tool that people used that would reflect back language patterns in their stories about love, friends, purpose etc And it reveled so much information about the subconscious side of people that people were blown away by it People in the beginning had resistance to using the tool however once people in the community started posting their breakthroughs people caught on and would experience it too I use some AI in my coaching process in the Shift Academy to help people with pattern recognition and belief work I do NOT use it for nervous system regulation and healing I also had reservations when I first integrated something called Aaron AI into my coaching programs too.. It's basically an AI version of me programed with every youtube video I have ever made AND every coaching call I have ever done AND every live event I have ever done Once again it doesn’t replace me… as I still do a ton of live coaching (its my passion!) BUT it does allow my work to help more people in a personal way

I have lived in an ACIM monastery since I was 27 so this was quite beautiful to me :)

Let me tell you a story: back just a couple of years ago, I couldn't trust myself. Why? Because I just was not someone that was making good decisions. And now it's okay to just do what I want to find to be since I'm more advanced in this journey now. And yeah, this is This is something I've been learning recently guys who was trusting myself and you know if my brain says right this takes some extra time off right? Even for stuff like taking a break from the gym today or whatever, you know If I was a beginner earlier in this journey I'd be like oh that's cope. I'm not gonna do that. But I think it's valuable as you get more advanced in this journey of healing things of that nature to start to trust yourself more and just do authentically what you need to do because usually that will get you what you want in the first place. And this is something that I've learned guys. All the best on your healing journey, and thank you for reading Hope it was valuable as always.

IMPACTFUL AND SATISFYING ANSWER BY THE BUDDHA... A young woman once asked the Buddha, "Blessed One, how can I let go of my anxiety?" The Buddha picked up a small clay cup and filled it with water. Then he began walking with it. After a few steps, some water spilled. The woman watched quietly. The Buddha asked, "Why did the water spill?" "Because you were moving," she replied. The Buddha smiled. "No." "The water spilled because there was water inside." The woman looked confused. The Buddha continued, "Life will always shake you." "There will be uncertainty." "There will be loss." "There will be criticism." "There will be things you cannot control." "The question is not whether life will shake you." "The question is: what are you carrying inside when it does?" The woman listened carefully. The Buddha continued, "When the mind is filled with fear of tomorrow..." "A small problem feels enormous." "A delayed message becomes rejection." "A mistake becomes disaster." "An uncertain future becomes a thousand imagined tragedies." The woman lowered her head. "That is exactly what happens to me." The Buddha nodded. "Anxiety is often the mind trying to live in a future that does not yet exist." "It keeps asking: 'What if this goes wrong?' 'What if I fail?' 'What if they leave?' 'What if I am not enough?'" Then the Buddha asked, "Tell me... How many of yesterday's worries actually happened exactly as you imagined?" The woman thought for a long moment. "Very few." The Buddha smiled. "Yet your mind demanded payment for all of them." The woman's eyes widened. The Buddha continued, "Anxiety is paying interest on a debt you may never owe." Silence filled the air. Then the Buddha said softly, "Return to this breath." "Return to this moment." "Return to what is real." "Because life is happening here." "Not in tomorrow's imagination." The woman bowed deeply. For the first time, she understood: Her anxiety wasn't coming from reality.