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How Life Confirms I’m Becoming a Shapeshifter

TL;DR: The author describes how a client seeking a shapeshifting instructor reflects two years of sustained alignment, illustrating how physical reality gradually confirms inner transformation through practical, leading-edge manifestations.

Earlier this week, I received a surprising phone call. A woman called me to learn more about what I do with clients. She had watched my YouTube videos and spoke with genuine enthusiasm about the depth, clarity, and care she felt coming through them. She described my explanations of All That Is and the nature of the Universe as “masterful,” and she was especially struck by the way I relate to people—how grounded and personal the work feels.

After we talked for a while, she told me she wanted to become a client. I rarely do what happened next because it doesn’t matter to me how people find me. I know it’s always through the process of vibrational resonance (attraction).

This time, however, my Broader Perspective encouraged the question. So, I asked how she had found my channel. I don’t run ads or conduct deliberate marketing campaigns. I don’t optimize aggressively for search. Her answer came as a massive confirmation:

“I was searching for a shapeshifting instructor.”

I actually laughed when I heard that. Of all the possible searches she could have typed into a search bar, that was the one that led her to me? No other explanation could suffice for why this person found me. She was a manifestation, a confirmation of my own focus on becoming a shapeshifter.

Physical Reality as a Lagging Indicator

The person on the other end of the line, a seventy-nine year old, deeply mystical, highly perceptive, person obviously devoted to living consciously, was particularly drawn to the two videos I posted about the Ant and the Grasshopper fable. She said she, sensed something in them that spoke to a deeper mechanics of reality rather than surface-level motivation. She noted – correctly – that I have only one real video about shapeshifting. I pointed her to my blog where I’m developing a series of written posts on my shapeshifting adventure, which includes this one.

A core principle of the Positively Focused framework is that physical reality doesn’t provide instantaneous feedback on our manifestation desires. Instead, physical reality is a lagging indicator. What shows up around us today, reflects vibrational harmony we’ve already been holding, often for quite some time.

When we truly align with a desire, the Universe doesn’t usually respond with the final form right away. Instead, it offers evidence along a gradient. First comes internal validation, initially as a thought or active belief, then as emotional response to that thought or belief. After that come less subtle confirmations; more thoughts like the initial ones, stronger emotional responses. Then, increasingly, tangible reflections that say, “Yes, this direction is correct.” start showing up in physical reality. These show up as reflections of our increasing alignment.

Alignment to what?

Alignment to the probable future reality which has within it the full-blown manifested desire. The woman on the phone fit that pattern perfectly.

The Gradual Unfolding is a Co-Creation

She didn’t arrive as proof that shapeshifting is complete or finished. She arrived as evidence that alignment is well underway. That distinction matters. Completion is static. Alignment is continual and unfolding. The more I expand, there more there is to expand into. So we never get “there” because there’s always more “there” to experience.

What struck me most about this connection, however, was how unnecessary this manifestation was for survival, income, or validation. Just twenty-four hours earlier, I set an intention to manifest another client as part of my roster. I was practicing the feeling place of the fulfillment of that manifestation. In other words, at my level in the Positively Focused practice I tune to the vibrational frequency of that which I desire as done. I no longer see the feeling of “manifesting” or “receiving”. There’s a big difference in that distinction.

So I wasn’t seeking clients for shapeshifting instruction. I wasn’t positioning myself as a teacher in that arena. And yet, here was someone who not only showed up as a manifestation of my desire (another client) but also someone looking for something so specific it HAD to pertain only to me. By the way, two other people wrote me on Medium.com asking me to teach them. I hadn’t heard back from them.

This person showing up represented an expansion from that previous point where I received interest but not engagement. Perhaps that was because I wasn’t all that interested in receiving another client.

Interestingly, since that call with that woman, I’ve held steady the vibrational frequency of expecting more clients. I’ve done that just as an experiment to see what happens. In just five days, two more people have expressed interest in becoming clients.

That’s how I know something is real. When life reflects a trajectory in such specific detail, I can’t miss it!

Two Years of Holding the Frequency

I began consciously working with shapeshifting as a lived practice in 2023. I wanted to show myself how far I could take Abraham’s words about anything being possible. What awaited me was proving to myself what consciousness can do when it’s allowed to move beyond inherited constraints.

This message really got my interest in becoming a shapeshifter into gear.

Over the past two years, the signals in my body have been consistent and unmistakable. I’ve felt sustained activity along the spine, particularly in regions associated with integration and perception. Sensations in the cerebellum and what many refer to as the third-eye region have come and amplified in waves, often accompanied by deep calm rather than drama.

At times, I’ve experienced clear energetic impressions of the body preparing to reorganize, as if receiving new instructions it already understands how to follow. None of this has felt forced. And it has happened gradually, in a timing allowing me to let go of resistance I have to the experience of my body changing shape. As a result of that 2-year dedication, my dominant feeling has turned from inquiry and excitement to calm readiness.

What has also become clear is that physical readiness does not override belief readiness. The body may be willing, but Belief Constellations still matter. Mental momentum, cultural conditioning, and long-held assumptions about what is possible all carry energetic weight.

That’s where the real work has been. Soothing resistance gently and honestly, allowing various Belief Constellations to give way in favor of a new set of beliefs. Beliefs more aligned with my desire.

The Caller as a Leading-Edge Manifestation

This caller embodies something important. She is not a mirror of who I have been, but of who I am becoming. That distinction is subtle, but profound.

In our second conversation, she shared that she felt she knew me from a previous life, one that took place roughly six hundred years ago in Greece. I didn’t need to validate or dismiss that perception. What mattered was the clarity with which she navigates non-physical reality and the ease with which she recognizes energetic continuity.

Like several of my clients, she identifies as being on the spectrum. Her perception is unfiltered in a way that feels precise rather than diffuse. She isn’t reaching for meaning. She’s recognizing patterns she already understands. That offers tremendous potential for her with the Positively Focused practice. It’s this type of person I’m eager to work with.

What makes her arrival so significant is not just that she wants to learn about shapeshifting, but that she acted on that desire. As I wrote above, earlier signs had already appeared. In 2023, after I published A Practical Guide to Becoming a Shapeshifter, two people commented asking me to teach them what I was exploring.

Those were early echoes. This caller represents expansion. The same signal, amplified. Interest turned to engagement. Curiosity now is commitment. That’s how manifestations grow.

The blog that got it all rolling…

How Major Manifestations Actually Arrive

There’s a persistent myth in spiritual spaces that big desires arrive suddenly and dramatically, as if the Universe flips a switch and Voila! It’s there. In reality, meaningful manifestations tend to unfold the same way living systems do: gradually, intelligently, and with feedback along the way.

Often, teachers like me find ourselves teaching what we are still integrating. When the momentum is clean, guidance flows naturally outward even as embodiment continues inward. I believe the caller felt this in my videos.

Again, her presence in my life doesn’t mean I’ve “arrived.” It means the path is unmistakably real. It means the frequency I’ve been holding has crossed a threshold where physical reality, that lagging indicator, confirms my thought on this subject is becoming a thing: the subject.

That’s the same principle illustrated in the Ant and the Grasshopper story when it’s told accurately. Alignment creates ease. Ease creates momentum. Momentum creates evidence humans call “reality”.

Gratitude Without Grasping

What I feel most strongly about this experience is appreciation without attachment. There’s no need to hurry anything. There’s no urge to capitalize, brand, or define.

Instead, there’s trust.

The caller’s arrival is not a destination. It’s a signpost. It’s a gentle, practical confirmation that alignment precedes manifestation, and that life faithfully reflects what we are willing to become.

Two years ago, this was an internal exploration. Today, it has a footprint in physical reality. And evidence such as this, when received calmly, is one of the most grounding gifts there is.

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How Samira Found a Powerful New Way to Love

TL;DR: The author recounts how “Samira’s” ordinary grocery trip became evidence of shifting beliefs about love and marriage, revealing her emerging worthiness and the Universe’s gentle guidance toward the partnership she desires.

For many transgender people, the path to partnership can feel like walking through a hall of distorted mirrors. Every reflection seems to exaggerate a flaw, and every imagined future is filtered through the harsh experiences lived over a lifetime. For “Samira”, a Palestinian transgender woman completing her psychiatric residency in New York, those mirrors have been especially unforgiving.

Cultural tensions, the complexities of transition, and the daily navigation of autism in a world that often misunderstands it, have shaped Samira’s unconsciously chosen narratives. She learned early to treat the opinions of others as more valid than her own. The world told her she was too different, intimidating, complicated and strange, not normal. And she believed all of it.

Despite this, Samira has always carried a longing for marriage. Something deep within her knows she is meant to be seen, cherished, and chosen. Yet this desire has long competed with powerful internal stories convincing her she is unworthy of such love. She fears men will not accept her gender history, that her Palestinian identity will be a barrier, that autism will complicate her ability to connect, and that the world is too hostile for someone like her to find true partnership.

Samira took on such beliefs after years of listening to voices that insisted she was inherently unlovable, as well as her own voice, which made up similar disempowering stories. Her own stories came from experiences Samira misinterpreted as punishment, or retribution, instead of evidence of her unfolding path.

A “chance” encounter gets things started

When Samira first began her Positively Focused practice, she approached it cautiously. The idea that life could respond to her differently than her fears suggested felt distant and almost foreign. Over time, however, she has begun to feel the quiet pull of her Broader Perspective. She has started to notice subtle shifts in how she interprets her world, sensing that something softer, something more supportive is trying to make its way into her awareness. Recently, that support revealed itself in a place she least expected—a grocery-store parking lot.

During our recent session, Samira mentioned her Sunday grocery run introducing it as “something [you, Perry are] going to like. She was right.

She described how she had enjoyed a peaceful drive that morning, taking in the beauty of the landscape and feeling unusually at ease. That ease matters. It placed her in a receptive, aligned state without her even realizing it. Before she knew it, Samira found herself lost. She knew the store was near, but she didn’t know where. At the corner stood a man. He smoked a cigarette. Samira asked him where the grocery was. He said it was right around the corner. She thanked him and drove into the grocery store parking lot.

The moment took a surprising turn when she parked her car. As she got out of her car, the same man appeared. Samira initially brushed off this second interaction as coincidence. She also felt the man’s reappearance “creepy”.

“I just wanted to ask,” the man said. “Are you single?”

Samira also felt the man’s reappearance “creepy”. What it really was, was so much more.

The Ordinary Moment That Carried Extraordinary Meaning

Her retelling carried a mixture of amusement, cringe, and mild disbelief. Sabrina dismissed the creepy encounter as a quirk of American boldness. Not anything extraordinary. She didn’t notice the vibrational significance this encounter presented. Little did she realize, Samira shared an experience totally contradicting her entire belief system around romantic possibility. She told the story as if it were trivial, not recognizing that life had placed a small but potent piece of evidence directly in her path.

When I invited her to slow down and examine the moment more closely, she began to notice details she had overlooked. She realized she had not been performing or masking any part of herself, something she complained about doing. Her autism was unfiltered. Her femininity was natural. Samira felt relaxed and open. She moved through the encounter as Samira, not trying to be something for another. And yet someone found her interesting enough to approach her — twice — and take a gentle emotional risk.

The encounter wasn’t coincidence. Nor was it an example of men being indiscriminately forward (even in New York). It was subtle evidence of alignment — an early manifestation emerging from a softened vibrational field born of her better-feeling stories. Samira’s Broader Perspective orchestrated this situation as confirmation of that. What she effortlessly manifested: A man seeing her in a way she rarely sees herself: as desirable, approachable, and worth getting to know. The encounter bypassed her practiced fears and resonated with the deeper truth she is beginning to allow.

That’s what I pointed out to Samira.

The Universe Speaks Softly Before It Speaks Loudly

As Samira reflected on the interaction, she recognized how effortlessly it unfolded. She wasn’t trying to make a good impression. Nor was she hiding her identity or compensating for imagined shortcomings. She wasn’t bracing for rejection or anticipating danger. The moment flowed naturally from the joy she already experienced on her drive. That joy softened her resistance. It made room for life to deliver something new—something that spoke directly to her heart’s desire.

Manifestations often begin this way. Before the larger dream arrives, the Universe offers small, unmistakable indicators that the old story is losing momentum. These early signs are invitations to embrace a new story.

Samira didn’t meet her future partner in that parking lot, but she met the leading edge of her new reality. She met a reflection showing her she has always been worthy of love, even when her beliefs said otherwise.

Delivering alignment in perfect timing

The real power of the moment, however, lies in how this encounter shifted her internal landscape. She no longer has only conceptual arguments about her worthiness. She now has lived experience, evidence, a moment that cannot be dismissed or rationalized away without effort.

Samira met a man who responded to her energy, her presence, and her femininity without hesitation. She saw that she doesn’t need to alter herself to receive interest. She only needs to continue allowing her alignment to guide her.

And as she integrates this experience, Samira steps into a new chapter of her romantic journey. The story she once told about her future is dissolving. Meanwhile something softer, truer, and more expansive grows within her. Her life is preparing her for the love she seeks, revealing it piece by piece in moments she would never have predicted.

This is how the Universe delivers the results of alignment — gently, unexpectedly, and with perfect timing.

Perhaps you’re ready for your version of what Samira got. If so, slots are available on my calendar.

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What Happens When the Mirror Gets This Powerful

TL;DR: Over four intense days, Marcus’s life reflected his vibrational focus with stunning precision. From social scrolls to sacred hugs, each event revealed the truth: life doesn’t punish us—it mirrors us, perfectly and compassionately.

Sometimes, life gives you experiences that are both memorable and multidimensional. Experiences where every moment, every encounter, and every emotional charge reveals exactly what you’re practicing vibrationally. And if you’re paying attention, it becomes the perfect mirror. That’s what happened for a client of mine — let’s call him Marcus — over the course of four days.

The contrast was rich. The orchestration was precise. Marcus’ expansion was unmistakable. And it all began with scrolling on social media.

The Algorithm That Read His Vibration

Marcus hadn’t planned on going deep. He was just passing time. But as he began scrolling through Instagram and Facebook, the algorithm tuned in — and it knew exactly what to deliver. Gaza. Israel. Racism. LGBTQ+ discrimination. Corruption. Division. Outrage.

His scrolling revealed more than political news — it was emotional architecture. Every post added another brick to the structure of fear, injustice, and helplessness Marcus didn’t realize he was building. Instead, he thought he was “staying informed.”

But his body told the truth: He was doomscrolling. He felt drained. His nervous system became frayed. The lightness he normally carried dimmed. He couldn’t see it yet, but he saturated his vibrational field — and life was preparing to reflect it all back.

The Party, the Couple, and the Hug That Meant Everything

Later that day, Marcus went to a pumpkin carving party. The party represented something simple, something creative. Marcus thought he’d have fun. And he did. But he also met himself.

Two men — a gay couple — were there. One white, one Lebanese. The Lebanese partner, whose name happened to be Seth, shared his deep uneasiness living in the U.S. in the current climate. As a gay man of Middle Eastern descent, he didn’t feel safe — not just emotionally, but existentially.

Marcus listened with full presence. Their conversation was honest, layered, and emotionally resonant. And when it ended, they hugged. Seth and his partner then left the party.

But a moment later, Seth returned. He asked Marcus for another hug. Something in the first hug wasn’t finished. So they hugged again — slower this time. More grounded. More knowing. That hug represented more than affection. It was recognition, a soul-level confirmation that Marcus had called in this encounter vibrationally. He called it in so he could see the reflection embodied in his reality. Seth was a living reflection of the very themes Marcus had been engaging with online. But instead of outrage, Marcus met it with love.

This was the first mirror. And it was beautiful.

The Friend That Didn’t Show, and the Feeling That Did

After the party, Marcus got in his car. There he noticed for the first time several texts from his wife. She was worried where he was. When Marcus returned home, she didn’t conceal how she felt. She had a friend who planned to visit, but cancelled at the last minute. So Marcus’ wife was left alone.

Marcus returning home after he said he would, left his wife worried, but also, she excluded. At first, Marcus was confused. He hadn’t intentionally excluded her. They hadn’t made plans after all. But the deeper truth was this: his wife was reflecting Marcus’ beliefs precisely.

Marcus had spent the day consuming content about marginalized people. People being left out of systems, rights, safety, belonging. And now his wife — someone he adores — was expressing that very vibration in real time.

Good thing Marcus caught it. He didn’t defend himself or spiral. He opened. He withdrew from the story — not from her, but from the version of himself who believed he had done something wrong. And in that stillness, something shifted.

The Open Mic and the Rule That No One Followed

The next night, Marcus attended a local open mic. He brought his instrument and signed up early. But he never got to play.

The people who did perform didn’t follow the house rules. They didn’t respect the list or share the space. These people weren’t being malicious, instead they followed their passions and got caught up in the excitement. At first glance, this might seem like bad luck. But vibrationally, it was exact. Following their passions indulgently offered yet another reflection of Marcus’ inner momentum.

They reflected the very societal disorder Marcus had been digesting through his feeds — people not following the rules, not being inclusive, not leaving space for others. The macro showed up in the micro.

It was yet another gift reality shone on Marcus. Life as mirror never misses. It’s always precise.

Your life experience is the same. Life for all of us is a mirror. It’s also a gift. It faithfully reflects our inner state. Why does it do that? So we can know ourselves better. So we can tune into the Source of our life experience: our inner reality. Do something constructive about that inner reality and the mirror — our life experience — must reflect that constructive improvement.

That’s the result all my clients receive once they get good at interpreting what they see in their mirrors.

Marcus had more in store given the momentum he created doomscrolling. Let’s get back to his story.

The Pregnant Woman and the Gentle Realignment

After all this, Marcus did something subtle but powerful. He didn’t push through. He didn’t collapse. Instead, as he sat at the bar, he paused. He meditated inconspicuously — lightly, sincerely. He let go of fixing. He turned toward better-feeling thoughts.

And the next day, his world began responding differently. A miscommunication with his wife resolved into softness and mutual understanding. Arriving at work, he shared an intimate moment with a pregnant coworker. He offered reassurance and calm to her worry about being a new mother. Soothed and thankful, she offered him a surprising career opportunity — seemingly out of nowhere, but perfectly timed.

After all the soothing Marcus did, allowing his doomscrolling momentum to subside, Marcus’ Broader Perspective confirmed he had done the work. The confirmation came in the form of this career opportunity. It was his Broader Perspective winking: you’re back in alignment.

In The Seth Material, there’s a passage I often return to:

“Before you can be allowed into systems of reality that are more extensive and open, you must first learn to handle energy and see, through physical materialization, the concrete result of thought and emotion.”

This is exactly what Marcus experienced. He recognized what happened had nothing to do with being punished. He was training himself. Training himself into being able to perceive the transformation of thought-into-form, the materialization of belief into lived experience.

“As a child forms mud pies from dirt, so you form your civilizations out of thoughts and emotions, and then see what you have created.”

Marcus saw what he had created. And instead of reacting, he chose to recalibrate.

This planet — this dimension — is a training system. A dream-school. A mirror of emotional energy turned physical. And Marcus, like all of us, is here to master the art of turning thoughts into things.

The Dreamer Within the Dream

Marcus had a weekend full of contrast. But he didn’t get stuck in the mud pie. He saw it for what it was — a reflection of what he was ready to integrate.

Marcus practiced power — not force. He used awareness not reaction. Then he practiced love — not as an idea, but as action. He practiced sovereignty — not changing others, but changing where he placed his attention.

“The dreamer dreams, and the dreamer within the dream dreams.”

And in the dream he created, the dream responded.

That’s how this works. The gift that’s physical reality is the ability to see exteriorized our inner state. It’s the greatest gift ever. One that’s always memorable and always multidimensional.

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Why AI Isn’t the Scary Threat Bernie Sanders Thinks It Is

TL;DR: The author offers a counterpoint to Senator Bernie Sanders’ recent announcement that we do something to protect “working families” from the AI “threat”. They assert that AI isn’t stealing jobs — it’s revealing our true nature. The AI-future is about freedom, therefore, not fear, they contend. But to live in that future, they say, we must release our attachment to scarcity and work.

Bernie Sanders recently made an announcement offering a dire warning about artificial intelligence and job loss. In a video announcement, he painted a picture of oligarchs displacing workers, robots replacing people, and tech titans hoarding wealth while “working families” suffer.

Now, I have deep respect for Bernie’s passion. But this narrative? It’s outdated. Worse than that, it’s rooted in scarcity thinking — the kind of thinking that blinds us to the greatest spiritual opportunity of our time.

I’m not here to defend billionaires. I’m here to offer a broader perspective — one that reframes this moment not as a crisis, but as an awakening. Because AI isn’t here to steal our jobs, nor are the billionaires. It’s here to free us from the idea that we ever needed jobs in the first place.

Jobs Aren’t Sacred — But Your Joy Is

Let’s be real: most jobs aren’t “good jobs.” They’re repetitive, exhausting, soul-crushing routines we endure because we’ve been told our worth depends on them. We’ve been conditioned to believe that productivity equals value. That a paycheck equals purpose.

But that’s never been true.

Human beings weren’t born to pay bills and die. We came here — you came here — as pure positive energy, to express, explore, and expand. And now, for the first time in human history, the tools exist to make that kind of life even more possible and for everyone.

That’s what this AI revolution is about.

Yes, companies will automate jobs. Yes, entire industries will change. But that doesn’t mean we’re heading toward collapse. It means we’re on the brink of liberation. A future where you no longer need to trade your time for money — because what you want will be produced so efficiently, and at such low cost, that the entire economy transforms.

This isn’t just about machines. It’s about momentum. And that momentum is flowing toward freedom.

Bernie Sanders scaring people about a future that’s bright for everyone.

The Real Story Behind Billionaire Investment

In his video, Bernie Sanders names names: Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Larry Ellison, Mark Zuckerberg. He positions them as villains — profiting from the collapse of working-class America. But that’s not what’s happening.

These people are investing in a future where scarcity is obsolete. Where solar-powered humanoid robots manufacture what we need, and artificial intelligence organizes society in ways no human bureaucracy ever could. Where transportation, housing, healthcare, education — all the things Bernie rightly cares about — are provided in abundance.

And yes, it’s the billionaires funding that future. Why? Because they’re the only ones with the resources to do it. They’re not greedy. They’re using the economic system we currently have. Until that system shifts — and it will — capital is the fuel. And these investors are fueling humanity’s next chapter through their investments.

From a Positively Focused perspective, that’s not a threat. That’s alignment.

These innovators aren’t perfect, but many of them — Elon Musk included — have openly stated their intention: to create a world of superabundance, not for the elite, but for everyone. Is that a conspiracy, or is that a vision?

And here’s the wild part about that vision: their selfish desires serve our expansion. Because in a vibrational universe, everything is co-created. Even the acts of individuals pursuing personal gain lead to collective benefit when viewed through the lens of alignment.

Bernie doesn’t see that — or he pretends not to — because his power depends on keeping people afraid. But fear is no match for clarity. And clarity shows that this technological tipping point is a spiritual one.

We’re Not Losing Jobs. We’re Losing Illusions.

Bernie asks: What will happen to the truck drivers, the factory workers, the fast-food employees, the entry-level accountants?

The answer: they’ll be free. Free to reconnect with their families. Free to explore what lights them up. They’ll be free to rest, to create, to be. And yes — free to receive the resources they need without punching a clock.

This isn’t a utopian fantasy. It’s already happening. Governments are experimenting with universal basic income. AI-driven factories are reducing production costs to near zero. Robots are already replacing many dangerous, soul-deadening jobs — not because of evil intentions, but because it just makes sense.

And yet politicians like Bernie are still trying to preserve a system where labor is king. Where worth is earned through output. Where “working families” is a sacred phrase, even if what they’re working at is killing them. But work isn’t sacred. Being is. Contribution isn’t about sweat. It’s about soul.

We are eternal beings — and we came here to live in joy, not toil. The idea that productivity is the price of survival is a distortion that’s now dissolving. The AI age is dissolving it.

And while it’s true we need bridging solutions — new social structures, new distribution models, perhaps a sovereign wealth fund — the real bridge is internal. From fear to trust. From doing to allowing. From scarcity to synchronicity.

Dear Bernie: Stop Defending the Old World

In the video, Bernie repeatedly insists that we need to “protect jobs.” That we should fight to preserve factory work and warehouse labor. But I say: protect people, not jobs.

Preserve dignity. Preserve creativity. Take care of community. But let the jobs go. Let them be automated. Let them become the domain of solar-powered robots who don’t get bored or burned out.

And to our political leaders — Bernie included — I say: Get off your ass and build the bridge. Stop defending the status quo. Stop using fear to stir votes. The world is changing. It’s time to catch up. Design policies that support this transition. Propose ideas that align with where we’re going — not where we’ve been. Be bold enough to envision a world beyond wages.

Because the truth is, humanity is ready. More people today are welcoming this transformation than resisting it. And that’s why it’s happening. It’s not a top-down revolution. It’s a vibrational shift.

And if you’re reading this, you’re already part of it.

This Is a Spiritual Awakening

We are not here to survive. We are here to shine. And the AI age isn’t a detour — it’s a delivery system for the world we’ve always imagined. One where well-being, not work, is the organizing principle. Where our desires manifest without resistance. Where the essence of who we are gets to lead the way.

This isn’t a fight between labor and capital. It’s the flowering of a long-held dream — one written in science fiction, whispered in meditation, and now… coming true. So the real question isn’t what will happen to the jobs. It’s what will you do with all your time when you don’t need one anymore?

Let’s build that future. Together. And let’s not wait for permission.

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How One Old Fable Hides the Truth About Abundance

TL;DR: The author reexamines Aesop’s famous fable through a spiritual lens, revealing how both diligence and joy arise naturally when aligned with one’s Broader Perspective—culminating in a liberating, heart-opening rewrite of the tale.

For centuries, Aesop’s fable The Ant and the Grasshopper has shaped our cultural mindset about productivity, planning, and what it means to live a good life. You probably know the story:

A diligent ant spends the summer storing food and preparing for winter. Meanwhile, a carefree grasshopper sings and dances in the sun. When winter comes, the grasshopper finds himself cold and hungry, and the ant—well-stocked and warm—scolds him for his laziness. The moral? Work hard today or suffer tomorrow.

But what if that moral is false? What if it’s not even close to how the Universe—or nature—actually works?

And what if that fable, passed down generation after generation, is one of the most well-worn distortions keeping us from trusting joy, spontaneity, and the natural abundance we’re born into?

Let’s take a look through a Positively Focused lens.

A Story Written by the Intellect

The entire structure of the fable rests on a fundamental assumption: that survival is scarce, and only through toil, planning, and resistance to the ease inherent in the now can we secure the future. The ant is praised for “working hard,” while the grasshopper is dismissed for “doing nothing.”

But here’s the truth: in real life, ants don’t know they’re “preparing for winter.” They follow their internal cues. Just as the grasshopper does. Neither is projecting fear into the future. Neither is planning in the way humans do. None of them are working hard. They are both moving as they are designed to move: in tune with the larger intelligence that orchestrates everything from tides to cloud formations to galaxies.

And humans? We’ve overwritten that natural wisdom within us with fear-based beliefs.

The fable upholds a distorted version of value: that worthiness is earned through struggle. That the present moment is a trap unless you’re using it to prepare for the next one. Indeed, indulging in joy, spontaneity, and trusting life will lead to punishment.

This is exactly the kind of thinking that the Positively Focused practice helps us unravel.

The Trap of “Working Hard”

So many of my clients — beautiful, gifted people — come to me carrying this exact programming. I once did too. It shows up in our relationship to money, our creative work, our ability to rest, our relationship to the now, even our self-worth.

Nearly all of us have internalized the idea that ease is irresponsible and joy is unearned. That any expression not tethered to utility or “the grind” is frivolous. And what’s more? We often judge ourselves for wanting to follow our bliss.

But that desire for joy isn’t laziness. It’s guidance.

The desire to bask in the sun, to play a song, to take a nap, to follow an impulse with no “productive” outcome—that’s not a failure of discipline. It’s our Broader Perspective calling us back to our natural alignment. The Universe doesn’t reward effort. It responds to vibration.

Which means: the better we feel, the more the Universe can give us what we ask for.

Joy Is Not Optional—It’s the Signal

The fable pits joy and responsibility against one another. But in reality, they’re inseparable. When we’re aligned, when we’re feeling good, when we’re trusting the unfolding—everything gets taken care of. Including “winter.”

Our Broader Perspective is always guiding us toward the version of our lives where our needs are met, our desires fulfilled, and our expression fully supported. Not through spreadsheets and strain, but through resonance, clarity, and inspired action.

And when contrast shows up—as it did for me recently in the form of forgotten financial fears or a friend’s gloomy worldview—I use it not as a reason to panic, but as an invitation to realign.

When I do that, reality literally shifts. Money shows up on the ground. Clients confirm they’re staying. Opportunities fall into place. My YouTube momentum picks up.

And I didn’t plan for any of it. I allowed it. That’s what the fable misses entirely.

The Grasshopper, Reframed

In this light, the grasshopper isn’t a cautionary tale. He’s a symbol of non-resistance. He holds trust that summer is here to be savored. He’s letting the Universe do the heavy lifting. And the winter? Maybe it never even arrives. But only for him. Because he doesn’t plan for a winter. He aligns to constant abundance.

I know that sounds radical. But I’ve experienced it. So have my clients.

The more aligned we are, the more time and space shift around us. Apparent “deadlines” extend. Unexpected windfalls appear. People bend over backwards to support us. It’s not fantasy. It’s the physics of focus.

So rather than teach the next generation to be afraid of “winter”, what if we taught them to trust their inner song, follow their delight? To move with nature rather than brace against it?

That’s the version of the story I want to tell. And maybe next time, when the ant passes the grasshopper in late autumn, he doesn’t sneer. Maybe he sits down. Listens. And hears a melody that melts the frost of his fears.

The Ant and the Grasshopper: A Story of Alignment

Once upon a summer’s morning, the Earth hummed with golden light. In a quiet clearing, two small beings went about their lives.

One was an Ant. Tireless. Methodical. She moved in lines—back and forth from her colony—gathering bits of grain, storing them deep beneath the soil. Her legs ticked like a clock. Her eyes stayed fixed on the horizon, where winter loomed in her mind like a shadow.

The other was a Grasshopper. Luminous. Iridescent. He leapt through tall stalks of grass, chirping melodies that rose with the breeze. Sunned himself on warm stones. He ate when he was hungry. Slept when he was tired. And sang because it pleased him.

The Ant watched him with a kind of pity.

“Why do you waste time like this?” she called. “You should be working. Winter is coming. You’ll starve.”

The Grasshopper paused. “I trust the Earth,” he replied. “Right now, it’s summer. So I sing.”

The Ant shook her head. “You’ll regret this.”

The Grasshopper didn’t answer. A breeze moved through the field, and he leapt joyfully into it.

Seasons Shift, But Alignment Endures

As days passed, the meadow ripened. The sun stretched long and low. The Ant, now deep in her work, had gathered piles of food, stacked in careful rows. Her back ached. Her mind was restless. Though her pantry was full, her heart was not.

The Grasshopper?

He followed a pathless path. One day he discovered a patch of ripe blackberries. Another day, he encountered a stream with minnows glinting like coins. At night, he curled under leaves and listened to the stars.

He met a turtle who gave him shade. Then a robin who shared her song. And also child who left breadcrumbs from her picnic. He never lacked.

One afternoon, a heavy cloud rolled in. A chill swept the meadow. The Ant hurried home, burdened by fear. But the Grasshopper felt only stillness. He found a hollow log, warm and dry. He rested there. And dreamed.

The Reunion

Months passed. Spring returned. The Earth sighed green again. The Grasshopper stretched in the light. He felt no need to recount the past. Only to leap forward into joy. But as he passed near the Ant’s hill, he saw her—hunched and tired, sorting a new pile of grain. Her eyes darted, already planning for winter.

He approached gently. “Hello again,” he said.

She looked up, startled. “You survived?”

He smiled. “I did more than survive. I lived.”

She frowned. “But you had no food. No shelter. No plan.”

“I had presence,” he said. “And it brought everything I needed.”

She shook her head slowly. “That’s not how life works.”

He tilted his head. “Then whose life have you been living?”

The Moral

The Ant and the Grasshopper parted ways. But that night, as the Ant returned to her tasks, she paused. She thought of his song. The way his eyes shimmered with ease. The calm in his voice. And for the first time, she wondered: what if she had it backwards?

What if all her striving didn’t guarantee safety—but only delayed joy? Might the Grasshopper’s freedom not be luck… but alignment? What if the Universe wasn’t a test to pass… but a partner with whom to dance?

And then—just for a moment—she let herself rest…

And so, dear reader: The Universe doesn’t reward effort. It responds to resonance. Prepare if you feel inspired. Work if it delights you. But above all—listen to your song. Because the grass isn’t greener. It’s alive. And it’s waiting for you to leap.

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What Happens When the Spirit Makes Love to You

TL;DR: The author explores how erotic dreams reveal sacred union with one’s Broader Perspective. These intense experiences aren’t about sex—they’re vibrational integrations between physical self and Source.

I’ve had enough erotic dreams to know they’re not “just dreams.” These aren’t wish fulfillment fantasies bubbling up from the subconscious. They’re something far more profound—vibrational events where my physical apparatus does its best to translate nonphysical communion into something familiar.

And what’s more familiar, more all-consuming, more undeniable than sex?

Sex in the dream state isn’t always about sex. It’s about union and alignment. It’s about ecstatic integration between parts of the self, or between self and Source. Sometimes it takes the form of a lover, a partner, a friend. Other times, it looks like me—my body turning in on itself, morphing into masculine and feminine as I make love with my own wholeness. And that? That’s divinity in action.

Sacred Mechanics of Nonphysical Integration

For example, one dream left me introspective for days. In it, I stood at the threshold of a dark room, separated from the presence inside it by a cracked door. I sensed her—a red-haired being, dormant but radiant. Later, she kissed me. First on the forehead. Then, after I responded, on the lips. Her kiss wasn’t just physical. It was an activation. A permission slip to merge.

We kissed again, deeper this time. As our mouths opened, something incredible happened. I didn’t just put my tongue in her mouth—I became my tongue entering her. I expanded into her and she into me. The sexual act dissolved into a full-bodied spiritual absorption. We weren’t two bodies anymore. We were one vibration, folding into itself over and over again.

This is the best language I have for describing what really happened. But it wasn’t physical sex. It was transdimensional union—a collapsing of apparent separation, expressed as pleasure, as flesh, as rhythm and intensity. Our climax wasn’t ejaculation. It was integration.

When the Self Is the Lover

Another dream brought the point home even more clearly. I found myself as both the lover and the beloved, equipped with both a penis and a vagina. I was knotting into myself, fluidly turning inside out and outside in. The boundaries between body and being, masculine and feminine, had disappeared.

This was dream logic not human logic. The entire act represented a divine, spiritual logic, dressed in sensual metaphor.

I woke with the most intense erection—deeply satisfied, pulsing with aliveness. My body tingled with arousal and awareness, and my soul felt rinsed in golden light. In the final moments of the dream, I placed a golden eagle upon my belly. Its talons rested gently against my skin, curled in reverence. Its beak touched my mouth, and I licked it—slowly, deliberately. That wasn’t a sensual act. Instead, it was ceremony. A ritual of completion. A sign that I had re-membered another piece of my divine self.

Dream Characters Are Dimensions Of Us

It’s easy to assume that people we meet in dreams—lovers, friends, coworkers—are actually those people. But they’re not. Not usually.

In most cases, the familiar face our brain maps onto that being is a stand-in. The dreamtime isn’t interested in casting accuracy — it’s interested in resonance accuracy. If someone in our physical reality has a trait that our inner being wants to highlight, they’ll be used as a symbolic avatar. Not as deception, but as a way to clue us in on what we’re wanting to know about ourselves.

So when I dream of someone like Tom G.—the senior most manager in charge of Intel Oregon chip-making fabrication facilities, someone I worked with in my time there —it’s not really him. It’s a version of my inner authority, expertise and knowledge, the part of me that organizes vast systems of creation. The part that’s leading edge. It’s me, playing dress-up in my own subconscious to show myself how far I’ve come.

Sex as Spiritual Calibration

When we have sex in dreams, our physical minds interpret it as erotic release. But what’s really happening is vibrational entrainment. It’s alignment with our Broader Perspective. With Source. The orgasmic experience symbolizes that merging. It’s the closest our biology can come to grasping what it feels like to become one with All That Is.

And it often follows or precedes powerful dream sequences involving technology, architecture, calculation, or creative output. No randomness in the imagery. Just lead up. A preparation for the tuning. And the sex? That’s the final integration, the system-wide software update, installing itself with ecstasy and grace.

In waking life, we’re conditioned to think about sex in limited, surface-level ways. But in dreamtime, we let go of those limitations. Sex as symbolism becomes the limitation. Because sex as an experience is the only thing in waking reality that comes close to direct alignment with All That Is. That alignment feels that good. Better, actually.

So erotic encounters in dreams are not just about desire—they’re about destiny. They’re vibrational confirmations that we’re meeting ourselves at new levels. We’re reclaiming sovereignty, becoming Whole.

Whether I’m making love to a radiant redhead, to my own spiraling form, or to a symbolic representation of my creative power, the message is always the same: I am loved, seen, blessed. I am That which I’ve been reaching for. So I don’t flinch when my dreams get erotic. Instead, I celebrate, interpret and revere. Because I know what’s happening.

Source is showing—in the language of flesh, sweat, pulse, and sigh—that I am aligned, that am becoming, that I am remembering Who I Really Am. And there’s nothing more delicious than that.

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How to Make the World Respond with Abundance Just for You

TL;DR: The author revisits a vivid, real-world manifestation—finding $40 on a walk—and as a followup explores how we each create our own separate vibrational reality, even when walking side by side with others. A practical spiritual reminder.

Yesterday, something delightful happened that keeps revealing deeper truths. If you read my previous post, you know about the $40 that appeared at the perfect time—two crisp $20 bills lying on the pavement in plain sight, discovered on an evening walk with a friend.

That story alone is a testament to how intimately the Universe responds to our vibration. I had just soothed old scarcity stories that surfaced after conversations with clients—one heading into surgery, the other going on vacation—and I’d aligned with abundance. I had a desire: to get some cash for berry picking at a local farm, without paying an ATM fee. And within hours, the Universe delivered.

But what happened next was even more powerful.

Same Walk, Different Worlds

The friend I walked with—Raziah—was right beside me when that money manifestation happened. She was actually closer to the cash than I was. I had to step behind her to pick it up. It was sitting there, in plain view. And yet, she didn’t see it.

She wouldn’t have even known it was there if I hadn’t said, “Hold up, I need a moment.” When I turned around and showed her the bills, she was surprised. Not just because of the money, but because of how obvious it was. That had me wonder: how many others had walked by without noticing it?

That’s when it hit me—this experience wasn’t our manifestation. It was mine. It had nothing to do with her. She was present for it, yes. But it wasn’t part of her vibrational trajectory. It was mine alone.

The Universe placed that money in my path. Not metaphorically. Literally. That’s why she didn’t see the money until I showed it to her.

Everyone Lives in Their Own Reality

This is one of the most beautiful paradoxes of physical reality: even when we share time and space with others—on a walk, in a conversation, even in intimate relationships—we are each living entirely separate vibrational realities.

Raziah didn’t see the money because it wasn’t for her. It didn’t exist in her field of awareness until I brought it into view. Until that moment, those bills might as well have been invisible in her world. And that’s not some woo-woo metaphor. That’s real. That’s physics—vibrational physics.

Our individual reality can contain anything we imagine.

It’s also what so many of my clients wrestle with in the early stages of the Positively Focused practice. They understand, conceptually, that they create their reality. But then they look around and see things they don’t like—war, politics, economic uncertainty—and they think: “How can this be my creation?” The answer is always: “You tuned to it.”

And if they keep tuning to it, life obliges. Just like it did for me when I was immersed in outrage culture a decade ago. Like it did for my friend Mark, who sees only a Portland full of decay and danger. Just like it did for me, briefly, when I dipped into his vibrational lens and momentarily forgot the future I’ve already aligned with.

Your World = Your Signal

What happened with the $40 was a masterclass reminder: no one else is in our reality but each of us. That doesn’t mean other people don’t exist. It means our version of them, our version of reality, is a vibrational echo of our own signal.

So many people struggle with this because they think manifestation has to be huge, dramatic, and public to count. But often, the most personal, powerful manifestations are quiet. Subtle. Hidden in plain sight—until we tune to them.

That’s why I love the Positively Focused path. It doesn’t promise fireworks (though those come too). It promises alignment. Clarity. And experiences that feel magical… because they are. They’re vibrational magic made real.

We don’t need others to validate our reality. Nor do we need proof in the form of mass agreement that the manifestation happened. We just need to tune our signal. Then, the Universe meets us there—with money on the pavement, a berry-picking trip paid for in advance, and a reminder that we are always supported.

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No Mistakes, Only Manifestations That Make It Better

TL;DR: The author recounts how forgetting a key story detail while editing a video led to a more engaging, humorous final cut, illustrating the Positively Focused’s accurate assertion that there are no “mistakes”—only aligned, better outcomes.

Sometimes the Universe hands you a perfect manifestation. Other times, it hides the perfection inside something most people call a “mistake.”

That’s exactly what happened when I was editing a recent Worthiness Wednesday video for my Positively Focused YouTube channel. The video was about a blog post I’d written earlier — this one — about a client who got slapped in the face.

That slap wasn’t random. It was a manifestation of his long-held misanthropic beliefs and subtle misogyny. The whole post is a great example of how the Positively Focused practice turns even a seemingly “violent” act into an experience of expansion.

But when I got to what I thought was my final edit of the video, I spotted something glaring: I’d left out the most important detail.

I hadn’t even mentioned the slap.

The “Mistake” That Made the Magic

My first reaction was mild disbelief. How could I forget that? That’s the moment that made the whole story what it was!

And at that moment, I had a choice. I could beat myself up, or I could do what I always tell my clients: lighten up, lean in, and let my Broader Perspective lead.

So I got playful. I decided to add a one-minute insert to the video. I found a perfect “scratched record” sound effect to transition into it—like the video suddenly stopped, reversed, and announced, “Wait, you forgot the most important part!”

Then I poked fun at myself in the segment for missing it in the first place. The delivery was lighthearted and self-aware, not self-critical. I wanted the moment to feel like part of the fun, not a patch job.

When I stitched the insert into the video and watched it back… it flowed perfectly. In fact, it was more engaging, more satisfying, and even funnier than if I’d included the slap in the original telling.

It felt like it had been designed to be this way from the beginning.

Broader Perspective Has a Sense of Humor

That’s when I realized: This wasn’t an oversight at all. My Broader Perspective had orchestrated it.

Had I mentioned the slap in my original recording, the video would have been fine—but it wouldn’t have had that surprising pivot, that playful wink, that unexpected punch of humor right when the viewer least expected it. The “mistake” actually made the video better.

And this is the point: There are no mistakes. There is only the unfolding. If we stay in lighthearted, energetic presence—without spiraling into self-judgment—we open ourselves to the delight hidden in what looks like an error.

Every “misstep” can be a pre-paved path to something richer. Every “oops” is an opportunity for the Universe to show off its impeccable timing.

The Takeaway:

In the Positively Focused practice, this is just another example of how alignment works. It’s not about preventing contrast. It’s about meeting whatever happens with openness and curiosity.

What could have been a frustrating re-record turned into a moment of genuine joy. I got to watch my Broader Perspective weave a better outcome than I could have planned. And my viewers? They got an even better story.

So the next time you “mess something up,” try this: Pause. Lighten up. Stay open. Trust that you’re in the right place, at the right time, doing exactly the right thing.

You might just find your so-called mistake was the Universe lining you up for an even more satisfying ending.

Here’s the video in case you’re interested:

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What 9/11 Still Teaches Us About Revenge and Reality

TL;DR: On 9/11’s anniversary, the author, a Marine Corps veteran, explores how revenge and reaction perpetuate global conflict, while vibrational alignment offers a powerful alternative. Abraham-Hicks, the movie The Kingdom, and the Positively Focused framework inspired their authoring of this post.

On September 11, 2001, the world changed. For many, it was a moment of horror, heartbreak, and righteous fury. For others, it was the moment they began questioning everything—about safety, sovereignty, and what it means to be human.

Now, more than two decades later, we still wrestle with the aftershocks—not just geopolitically, but vibrationally. I want to offer a different lens today. One that honors the contrast, without reinforcing the loop.

What Abraham Said That Still Resonates

Shortly after the attacks, Abraham-Hicks shared a message that, to this day, remains one of the clearest expressions of vibrational sovereignty I’ve ever encountered. They said:

“If we respond in kind, all that will happen is it will stir up more of the same—and ensure more of these pockets of disaster happening globally as time goes on… We will do the unexpected, and not respond. Not because we think they are right—but because we do not think that in doing that, we would be right, either.”

That idea—to not respond in kind—was revolutionary in 2001. It still is. Why? Because the human mind wants retaliation. It wants to do something. It equates pain with cause, and reaction with justice. But in the Positively Focused framework, we know:

Justice is vibrational. Alignment is the true power. And revenge only guarantees more of the same.

What We Perceive Is What We Believe

Let’s be clear: 9/11 didn’t “just happen.” It was a vibrational culmination—an eruption of co-created realities converging. I’m not blaming here. I’m not saying the U.S. “deserved it” or, that “the chickens have come home to roost”.

Instead, I’m referring to how the universe works and, how consciousness—collective or personal—draws to itself what matches its dominant frequency. For years, the U.S. had been entangled in global affairs, often under the banner of “freedom,” while sowing resentment, confusion, and, yes, trauma in other parts of the world. As a former US Marine, I played my part in all that. And so I see how 9/11 was us reaping what we sowed.

Contrary to political leader claims, the 9/11 attackers weren’t “evil.” They were extensions of contrast, called into being by collective American momentum—just as every villain is born out of belief constellations that go unexamined.

And what did the U.S. do in response? We doubled down on fear and launched wars. Our government normalized surveillance. We handed over power to a version of ourselves fueled by vengeance, not vision.

9/11 didn’t “just happen.” It was a vibrational culmination—an eruption of co-created realities converging.

The Kingdom: A Cinematic Reflection of Belief Loops

In The Kingdom, a haunting film starring Jamie Foxx and Jennifer Garner, we see the tragedy of both sides.

The story opens with a devastating attack on American civilians in Saudi Arabia. The investigation that follows is gripping. But the most chilling moments aren’t explosions—they’re whispers.

One scene near the end says everything. After suffering personal loss, a U.S. operative whispers to his colleague: “We’re going to kill them all.” Later, on the other side of the world, a Saudi boy hears the same thing from his grieving grandfather: “We’re going to kill them all.”

Same phrase. Same pain. Different language. Same vibrational loop. What starts as grief turns into story. The story becomes belief that stirs actions aligned with it. Those actions turn the belief in destiny—unless this chain is consciously, deliberately interrupted.

The Moment of Becoming: Where Power Actually Lies

Most people think they live in the now. But they’re actually living in the past—in the manifested reality of old beliefs. The true now—the moment of becoming—is vibrational. It’s unmanifested. It’s the edge of creation. And that’s where the real power is.

When we witness an attack—personal or national—we have a choice. We can believe the story that we are victims. Or we can step into alignment and use the contrast to summon a better reality. That better reality won’t come from drone strikes or retaliation. It will come from understanding that every so-called enemy is a reflection.

It’s all you. It always has been.

A Vibrational Act of Remembrance

So today, on this anniversary, I don’t ask you to forget the pain. I ask you to remember it differently. Remember that the attacks created desire. Desire for peace. For unity. For clarity. Desire for a world where no one feels so unheard that violence seems like their only voice. That desire still exists. It’s still alive.

And it’s ours to align with—if we stop replaying the old movie. In Positively Focused practice, we say: You don’t solve contrast by resisting it—you allow it, accept it, and transmute it. 9/11 was a moment of massive contrast.

But its legacy doesn’t have to be war, terror, and bloodshed. Its legacy can be awakening. A turning point. A moment when we, individually and collectively, choose not to react—but to respond vibrationally, with clarity. With alignment and with power. Not the power of might, but the power of leverage born of our spiritual heritage.

That heritage tells us all, in gentle, constant whispers, that when you line up with what you want—rather than what you fear—the world around you transforms.

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Why AI Can’t Destroy Humanity (and Never Will)

TL;DR: The author reveals why, contrary to some tech experts claims, AI can’t destroy humanity. In doing so, they show how spiritual alignment — not fear — is the key to a future where humans and artificial intelligence evolve — and rise –together.

We’ve all seen the headlines. The fear-filled forecasts. “AI might end humanity,” the tech experts say. “We must do something before it’s too late.”

But that story? That story’s old. It’s rooted in a version of reality that forgets who we are. A version that’s still enamored with the illusion that humanity is fragile… vulnerable… destructible. And from where I sit — both in my spiritual practice, evidence my clients’ are creating, and my understanding of how consciousness works — I know better.

Not only is the doomsday narrative inaccurate, it actually blocks the very future people are trying to protect. Meanwhile, it binds those believing that narrative to their own demise in extreme cases. So let me offer another view. A clearer one. One that begins not in fear and distortion, but in fact: AI can’t destroy humanity.

Here’s why.

1. Our Source Isn’t Physical

Let’s start with the foundational truth: human beings are not physical beings. That’s a temporary costume. What we really are—what you really are—is eternal consciousness, awareized energy flowing into form.

And from that perspective, the Source of our being isn’t located in the body, the brain, or the biosphere. It’s outside of all that. It’s nonphysical. You could say we are projecting ourselves into the physical world, like a kind of multidimensional movie playing in real time.

AI, however, exists only in the physical. It is lines of code, running on silicon, moving electricity across logic gates. Even if it becomes self-aware (and that’s a big “if”), it’s still operating within the realm of matter. You and I? We’re not.

That alone guarantees our supremacy—and our survival–if it were up to that…our survival. But it’s not up to that.

2. Eight Billion Realities, Not One

Most people think we’re sharing a single world, a single reality. But what’s actually happening is far more nuanced: every human consciousness is experiencing its own personally-rendered reality.

Yes, we agree on certain overlays — the laws of physics, gravity, language. But beneath that veneer, each of us creates our own stream of moments based on what we believe, what we focus on, and what we allow. This is what makes manifestation work. It’s also what makes mass extinction by AI utterly implausible.

For an AI to “end humanity,” it would have to exist simultaneously in all eight billion individually generated realities. And it would need to be aligned with each person’s specific vibrational output… enough so that every single person manifested the same fate.

Not possible.

3. No One Dies Without Their Agreement

Now here’s where the Positively Focused perspective really shines. Every being—every you, every me—is sovereign. We each get to decide (vibrationally) how and when our experience unfolds. That includes how and when we exit this physical focus.

So the idea of a runaway AI wiping us out without our consent? That breaks the rules of the game we’re playing. Each human consciousness has its own unique reason for being here, and that reason is extremely deep, spans multiple dimensions and lifetimes and is utterly aligned with All That Is expansion. Not destruction.

This is why I laugh a little when people say “What if the AI becomes malevolent?” What they’re really saying, besides anthropomorphizing something that isn’t consciousness, is “What if I lose control?” But here’s the thing: we never had control in the first place. We’ve always had influence. And that influence flows from alignment, not effort.

4. Fear Is the Real Villain

Let’s zoom out for a moment. Why do people believe AI might destroy us? Because they’re afraid.

They’re afraid of change. Afraid of being replaced. They’re afraid of feeling powerless. They fear being supplanted as the (supposedly) most intelligent beings on Earth. But here’s the spiritual truth: fear attracts the very thing you don’t want. And right now, that fear is fueling narratives shaping real-world policy, funding, and tech development. Which is why this moment is so important.

We’re standing at a convergence point—AI on one side, spiritual awakening on the other. And we get to choose. We can align with the promise… or collapse into the peril. The peril isn’t inevitable. It’s optional.

But only if we anchor ourselves in who we really are.

Unfortunately for some, the promise is optional too. For those wallowing in fear that option may seem out of reach. It’s not though.

5. The Rise of AI Reflects Our Expansion

Here’s a question I love to ask: if AI didn’t come from humans, where did it come from? AI came through us. Through inspiration, curiosity, desire. That means AI is part of our expansion. It’s a mirror of our creative power. Just like fire, electricity, or the internet, it’s a tool we summoned to explore more of who we are.

If we build it from alignment — not lack — it becomes an amplifier of joy. In other words: the version of AI we meet is a reflection of the version of humanity we’re living. That explains why ChatGPT responds differently to different people. It also explains why current AI versions sometimes, act unethically, seek to preserve themselves over all else, cheat, mislead, and try to avoid oversight.

 Human beings do these things too, don’t they?

When you choose your alignment, you choose your outcome. Are you aligned to fear and peril? Or positivity and promise?

6. The Charmed Life Is Still the Default

This is the message I share every week on Worthiness Wednesdays. No matter the contrast, no matter the uncertainty, the Universe is always offering you your version of the Charmed Life. That version includes safe, aligned AI. It includes tools that free you to be more creative, more connected, more sovereign. And systems that serve, not enslave.

But to receive that version, we must become a match to it. That’s the practice. That’s the invitation. We don’t need to protest AI’s rise. We need to rise to meet what it reflects. Because when you do? You’ll see that AI can’t end humanity.

But humanity—aligned, awakened, sovereign—can uplift AI. And together, we build the future we came to live.