There has been a surge of curiosity and wonder about the sudden emergence of Artificial Intelligence. Consider this: haven’t we been utilizing Photoshop techniques in our personal lives for decades? In the most ordinary way and for the most mundane reasons, I have been cropping photos, removing backgrounds, and elongating pictures when I found the images non-flattering.
Computers and AI are physical manifestations/metaphors of a higher power, which I call ‘God Energy. ‘ This term encompasses the universal life force, the source of all creation, and the energy that sustains and guides us. Whatever your spiritual background was and is and whatever tag you want to put on this source energy is OK. The point is to make friends, court an intimacy with that which created and serves you, and recognize how you serve that same God energy.
While we may not fully understand the inner workings of computers, we trust in their functionality. We input our thoughts and intent into the ‘brain’ of the computer, which impartially transmits that information across the globe to the intended recipient. As users of this technology, our outcomes are influenced by our input. The invisible force that governs our input is the World Wide Web. It’s been said that we, as humans, are unique expressions, points of light, in the mind of God, each being a light that is part of a connected grid. This interconnectedness implies that our actions resonate throughout and impact the whole, a reminder of our profound influence in this interconnected world.
Do you recall when the masses first embraced computers? There was a term: GIGO: Garbage In, Garbage Out. But when we grasp and apply the principles of merging with the WWW, the Grid, or the God of our understanding, we progress to a higher level of understanding: God In, God Out. In our collective ascension, we elevate our consciousness. When we grow in awareness and consciousness, the mechanism of “God In” elevates within our being and changes the “God Out,” thus affecting the healing of the whole grid. This potential for personal growth and positive change is a beacon of hope in our ever-evolving world.
