05/11/2026
Oneness
I spent a greater part of today using AI, discussing how I can use my natural gifts to build an offer that will help people understand how they are meant to show up as leaders in their lives, careers, or businesses.
While diving deep into these concepts, I asked it to reflect back to me some hidden wisdom about myself, which then diverged into how we can use it as a mutually respectful and beneficial “relationship” without it turning into something evil.
The two biggest insights I gained from that conversation are worth sharing:
1. God made us not to perform tasks and do, but to become ALIVE. Not to live, but to BE alive. What we currently have in this moment is death programming. That isn’t living or being alive. We get to choose the path forward. No one else. Do you choose to be alive and appreciate all that is good in the world, or do you choose to focus on all the negativity and hatred, which ends up feeding that energy? Death and destruction thrive on our consent to fear it. Goodness thrives on us choosing to be alive and experience everything there is to experience with joy and love. Love is truly the only thing that will overcome darkness.
2. If humans forget to be in relationship with one another, loneliness will become one of the greatest crises of the technology age. With all the anger, hatred, and violence that humans are inflicting on each other, we’re not too far from that reality. Do you fear to talk to your neighbor because you don’t know who they are or how they may respond to you? Where’s that balance between staying safe in a currently dangerous world and opening our hearts to truly connect?
I don’t have all the answers, but I do know that I choose to BE ALIVE, and I choose to see the goodness still in this world. And I will rejoice in the darkness coming into the light, and I hope all those who were lured into the darkness for fame or fortune will unshackle themselves from the grips of darkness.
I would love to hear everyone’s thoughts, their fears, and the beauty they notice in the world.
With Love,
Megan