Hillary McVeigh

That's what makes you resentful.

That's what attaches you to outcomes that only create suffering.

When you make it about how people respond or whether they appreciate it or how the algorithm will pick it up or whether it worked or not worked, then giving starts to drain you absolutely.

Because now your energy depends on reactions.

And that takes you further away from divine consciousness.

It becomes external.

It becomes conditional.

It becomes about validation.

It becomes proof about whether you're doing something that mattered or not.

And eventually that will always drain you and disappoint you because the universe will have to edge you to free you from that.

And so we've become so obsessed with, you know...

optimization and productivity and yes, absolutely time and place for AI, but be discerning for when you're using it.

If you're using it for all your creative endeavors, where are you connecting to the divine life force?

Where are you connecting with universal intelligence?

I'll be really honest.

And there was a period there where I was using AI and I really started to notice like I was not actively using my brain as much as I did before.

And yes, use it for the things that, you know, you really don't need to be doing and you really can just outsource.

It doesn't bring you joy.

It doesn't bring you life force activation.

But let's just think, is it worth it to hand these incredibly deeply connected ways that we connect with life force and wisdom and our thoughts, our perspectives, just handing it away just so that we can get it done a little bit quicker?