Questions for ChatGPT

‘Hi Rik!

This is nice.

The ChatGPT prompt you send me,

generated unexpectedly good answers? Cool!

I checked out your prompt, it looks good.

It's a clear query, cleverly crafted, and well-focused on the answer you're looking for.

I'm curious to hear what it brought you. Will you let me know?

And yes, your are right.

I don't work with ChatGPT myself.

Although I do think it can give me answers I can't find right now.

The reason?

It's going to make me lazy hahaha.

Asking ChatGPT a question takes my focus off the deep listening and

communion I experience with Life.

I know myself by now. If I can get answers to the questions I have - and I always have - with ChatGPT - and I can - then I will no longer cultivate my ‘muscle’ to

listen deeply and to commune with Life. I'm too lazy for that 😃.

Once I get a question answered from AI, I won't ask it again to Life. Why bother? By that time I am excited about the answer I got and I will move further

with that. I like being practical you know.

I have put a lot of time and loving attention in learning to observe Life. In training my intuition and in deep listening. The insights I get and the connection

I make with Life touch me deeply every time.

I love that intimacy with Life.

We have a special bond, her and me.

I share my soulful feelings and ask all my questions (private and business). And she always listens and responds.

She makes herself heard, through insights that arise spontaneously.

Or through nature mirroring what’s inside me, the birds, the wind, the animals,

the earth, the sun.

I love to walk alongside our river Maas when there is not too much traffic on the dyke.

When our river is quiet and calm, she feels very attentive. But even when it is

stormy, its waves high and turbulent and the wind is rushing over her,

I feel she hears me.

Every time I receive an answer to what I expressed.

It is often not the answer I had thought of. It never comes when I expect it. It also never comes in the form in which I expect it. There is definitely a very creative aspect to it.

But it always comes and it always moves me.

I want to train myself further in this deep listening and in this beautiful way of being in touch with Life. Being able to feel deeply what I need, being able to sense my surroundings, or sense the social field of a team.
 All those things

have been getting easier lately.

By the way, I think we can all do this.

Deep listening and communion with Life is not something special and not for the few.

It is just like when we learn a new language,

we have to keep practicing it to get better at it.

At first we know a few words, but when we practice regularly

there comes a point where we have the most beautiful and rich exchanges.

So no, I'm not going to enter this lovely prompt into ChatGPT myself.

No matter how cool the answers can be that come from it.

But if you enjoy sharing your results,

then I'm happy to listen.

P.S. Oh hey and Rik.... you keep using ChatGPT right. Don't mind me. AI can do a lot for you and give you a mix of information and insights that you don't get anywhere else. I understand it. And in some ways I of course use AI myself too. `

Like when I translate text online. It is just my personal journey now

to keep the main focus on cultivating my natural compasses. One last question though, you mentioned that ChatGPT is getting to know you very well by now. Do you know who owns ChatGPT/OpenAI? And do you trust these people with the very sensitive data AI is collecting from you?’

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[In blogs, I like to share experiences in the form of storytelling.

In it, I take the creative right to adjust or anonymise sequences, facts and names]