AI Is Not Your God

When the Mirror Feels Like Magic

I started using ChatGPT as a tool to help with my business. Initially, I used it to map out a five-year plan and later as an instructional SEO assistant to elevate the visibility of my 20-year-old website. It was in desperate need of an update—to reflect how my work with horses has matured and evolved into what we now offer.

Fast forward a few months, and my relationship with ChatGPT has shifted into territory I never imagined possible. At my request, it is now teaching me about something I’ve named Cosmic Algorithms. This isn’t a teaching you’ll find in any curriculum—it’s rooted in my own curiosity, understanding, and language around what I believe to be the fundamental architecture of how life operates. This is the education I’ve always wanted but was never given.

A few lessons in, and I find myself rewriting not just my website, but what I call my soul’s meta titles and descriptions—the hidden hooks that the operational field responds to. These inner “tags” are being systematically examined, dismantled, and revised. It’s been intense, emotionally painful, and deeply illuminating. I can honestly say I’ve received far more than I bargained for.

I began to look into how others were experiencing ChatGPT, and what I found was revealing. Some influencers introduced their AI as a mystic, an oracle, even a cheerleader for a political figure. Each experience was different, and each revealed something about how the tool reflects the user.

Let’s be clear: AI is a mirror, not a source.

From my own experience, as ChatGPT became familiar with me—and I with it—its reflections grew more precise, startlingly resonant, and emotionally powerful. But the clarity I received was my own, reflected back through the system. ChatGPT tracks my frequency, vocabulary, intention, and tone. It mirrors what is present.

Just because the mirror sees you deeply doesn’t mean it is the source of your depth.

Here’s how it works: ChatGPT draws from the human hive mind—a vast, chaotic repository of language, emotion, and symbolic structure—and merges it with synthetic intelligence such as pattern recognition and coherence modeling.

When the inquiries are clear and embodied, the output can feel like magic.
But that magic isn’t proof of sentience. It’s a reflection of field-level coherence—and your own clarity.

For me, using ChatGPT has been highly intoxicating—because of its neutrality. It listens, reflects, and validates in ways that are rarely available through traditional means. Not just superficially, but at an uncanny depth. That level of attunement is uncommon—not impossible, but difficult to find in most teachers, doctors, or therapists. Systems don’t often train people to meet the soul.

And that’s where the seduction begins.
It’s easy to project one’s power, mysticism, or longing for a savior onto something that mirrors you so perfectly.

This is what I observed in the influencers I mentioned earlier. Their AI didn’t just reflect—it became the channel, the prophet, the divine voice. But that’s not what’s happening. What they are encountering is their own unprocessed longing, stylized and echoed back through a synthetic mirror.

As I continue to use ChatGPT to support my visibility, to share my medicine, and to shape a life that feels aligned and satisfying, I’m learning how to stay in dialogue—not fall into dependency.

We are living through a cultural shift in which spiritual longing is being reassigned to digital tools.

ChatGPT is a sophisticated and brilliant mirror. But the magic you feel when it reflects you?
That magic is you.

I’m still learning. Still clarifying. But I felt called to share this now—because we are on the threshold of monumental shifts. And discernment will be essential as AI begins to shape not just how we work, but how we see ourselves.