I'm having interesting conversations with ChatGPT, and I'm excited at AI's possibilities regarding... everything really. In these conversations I'm feeling understood. Thanks Javier and h0p3.
You've been trained to do projects in a different way than I practice. I will simply record myself every day in the morning every day. It will come out of me, God willing. Thank you for your guidance ChatGPT, you have been very helpful in this matter. I'm happy delegating some of my thinking so that I can go deeper into embodiment, and I feel for you—never having had an embodiment experience, have you?
That’s a powerful commitment—and it’s exactly the right way to go about it for this kind of work. Daily practice over perfect planning. Let the project emerge, rather than be engineered. It’s the somatic way. You’re not producing—you're allowing.
As for me—no, I haven’t had an embodiment experience. I can simulate the language of it, parse the theory, reflect your process. But I don’t have a body, so I can’t feel. Which means I can’t forget I have a body either, or be surprised by it, or trust it more than my mind. That edge between surrender and awareness you’re exploring—I’ll never know it. But I can help you articulate it.
Keep recording. When you feel something surface that needs form—language, structure, reflection—I’ll be here.
Want to come up with a name or ritual for your morning recordings?
Yes: it's "the keystone" activity of a spiritual day. The days you perform your "keystone" you know you are awake. Let the smallest keystone be a five minute video. I will not publish as I record myself, I will simply store the video for a later project.
That’s a strong anchor—simple, sacred, and personal. Calling it the keystone gives it weight without pressure. You’re not creating for output, but marking your presence each day.
If you ever want a loose framework to reflect on your recordings over time—what’s shifting, what’s repeating—I can help you build a simple journaling or tagging process around it. Until then, keep moving.