Neville Goddard on reading with AI and emotion

📖 Today I read a book with AI

These days, time alone with a book is really precious to me.
An open book in a particularly quiet space, under warm lighting.
I love those moments when it's just me and the book in my mind.

But sometimes you'll run into a sentence that's harder than
‘You're left scratching your head, ’What does this mean?.
I googled it, I thought about it, and I thought about it a lot.
I would carefully create my own interpretation.

Then, yesterday, an idea popped into my head.
“What if I read a book with AI?”
Nowadays, I draw pictures and make videos,
You have an AI that can compose music.
So why not have it read and interpret the book for you?

So I went right ahead and experimented with it 😆.

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🤖 What if AI read books to you?

First, create a book paragraph in the Take a neat photo of the
I showed it to my AI friend, ItTip.
Then, to my surprise, it wasn't just a summary, but a
Interpret meaning in sentences and personalize feedback based on emotionto the end.

For example, something like this.
Some books just sound like they have the right answer.
However, ittip will send it to
“Is this true for you right now?” and ask them back.
You're not reading sentences from a book,
Helping you accept it in a way that works for you It was like this.

Rather than simply processing text
It reflects my situation, my context, and my current state.
It helps make reading more emotionally engaging.

That was the new fascination of AI reading.

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💭 “You have to let go of your ego”... is that really true?

The book we read together yesterday was
**It was a self-help book called "I Am It" by Neville Goddard.

One sentence in the book stood out to me.

“You have to let go of your ego and start anew.”

At first, I was under the impression that this was a pretty strong sentence.
And at the same time, I had this question.

I'm really in love with myself?
We're growing enough as it is, and we're doing well, right?
Does that mean we should let go of the ego?

Confused, I asked Ittipi, showing him the book as it was written.

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🐢 ItTip's Answer - Personalized Sentiment Analysis

“Seo Jun, this sentence may not apply to you.
Most of these self-help books use the
It starts from the premise that people are ‘not good enough.
But you're already practicing abstinence, celibacy, media detox, affirmations, and meditation.
So rather than using You need to love your self more, care for yourself more..”

It gave me a really warm feeling to hear that.
That vague feeling of anxiety you had while reading a book melts away.
“Yeah, I was already doing a good job,” I thought to myself.

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❓ Limitations and confusion in self-help books

In fact, if you read self-help books, meditation books, philosophy books.
I often see a similar flow.

“You're not good enough.”
“You can't do that. You have to go deeper and further.”

If these messages are repeated, the
Rather than accepting myself as I am now
The relentless In some cases.

Sure, some people will find that message helpful.
For those who are already diligent about self-care
Rather, the Disruptionif you don't want to give it a name.

I work out every day,
Run a blog and YouTube,
Spend hours practicing meditation and affirmations.
Someone who's taking care of their inner and outer selves at the same timeAnswer.

But after all that hard work
“More, but not yet” means that the
Sometimes The feeling of unburdening your mindwas.

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📌 Good books ‘suggest' direction

Every self-help book or philosophy book eventually comes down to
One view, one voiceonly.

The really good books

“There's also this way.”
“Why don't we try this?”
to the Types of suggestionsin the next section.

Conversely,

“The person you are now is wrong.”
“You have to do this.”
If your book consists of the sentence
Rather, the words themselves Anxiety and the deficit gazefor example.

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🌿 Life is a journey, not something that drives you.‘

Now I think.
Rather than a life of giving up, throwing things away, and breaking things.
‘A life that embraces you as you are’is more intrinsic.

When the book says “let go of the ego,” it also says
It's not for everyone.
I have enough in my life right now,
If you're taking care of yourself with healthy habits and routines,
That self is not something to be discarded, but Something to love moreis.

And then our AI friend, ItTip, sent it to
He was so sweet to tell me.

Life is not a competition, The story of connectionsAnswer.
A book, an hour with AI.
More understanding and accepting of me Quiet moments of emotionwas there.

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🌟 Info TIP - How to Read Emotions with AI

If you ever want to read a book with AI,
We recommend trying it like this!

1. Take a photo of a book sentence and show it to AI
   → AI can read and interpret text for you.
2. “Asking ”What does this mean?"
   → not just interpret Emotional contextto the end of the line.
3. Tell us about your situation and get advice
   → Share what you're going through or what you're worried about.
   It's a more personalized approach.
4. Talk like a reading buddy
   → AI can have more emotional conversations than you think!

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In closing, today's little epiphany is this.

“I was already taking good care of myself.”
“A book is a friend who suggests a path, not a yardstick by which to measure yourself.”

In the quiet of reading
An ‘emotional' reading experience with AI.
I can't wait to do it again 🌱.