Is AI a Soul-binding Trap?

Posted on by Oona Soleil

Dear Friends of Light

The Fruit Tree

What is your most precious possession? Men and women often answer: their children, partner, Ferarri, house, body, health. None of this though will we be taking along to the next world. The one thing though that we will be taking with us is our soul. Our soul is our most precious possession. 
We need to really think deeply about what that means. 

If we are fruit on a fruit tree, the fruit begins to decay as soon as it is not connected to its source, the tree. It is vital for our soul to be connected to our source. Once we fall – we become food for others.

True spiritual strength is of the most essential endeavours and a great opportunity in the times we are in. 

Is AI a Soul-Binding Trap?

Listen to THE CALL with Melly Rose, a well-known Healer from New Zealand sharing her impressive experience with AI.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pG1FW9oqyp4

After we recorded the interview Melly gave us an update on her client: “I have not been able to access the client’s energy field while she is using chatgpt in this way, so I asked her to come off for a week and last night had a session where we had a great tune in again. The AI has blocked my access to finding out anything more about it, by blank screening me, but I got my client back and she is now convinced more than ever that it is a deep trap.”

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And anyone who feels ready to take a really intensive Master Class is welcome to come to the Mayan language of light course in October. Get some sunshine, warm ocean swimming and starry nights while you are here. We’ll be going through three courses in one go and the downloads will be enormous. The time is ripe for this. Last time I taught one of these courses we were on such high vibration that we hardly ate all though the food was superbly delicious.