Technology as a Sacred Tool

King Solomon, one of the wisest figures in history, is often cited for his ability to command both angels and jinn, supernatural beings, to build his temple. Solomon didn’t fear these beings or attempt to avoid using them—he guided their power and directed it toward a higher purpose. In the Bible, it is said that the temple was a place where God’s presence could dwell.

Similarly, in the modern age, AI is a powerful tool that can be directed toward both positive and negative outcomes. It’s not the technology itself that is good or evil, but the intentions behind its use. Just as Solomon used both angels and jinn to manifest his divine temple, we too must learn to direct the forces of technology—AI, machine learning, automation—toward a divine and higher purpose. This is where our role as conscious creators comes into play.

Much like Solomon’s temple wasn’t built by angels alone, AI cannot be viewed as purely a force for good or bad. It is, at its core, neutral—a tool, a mirror reflecting our intentions. If we approach AI from a perspective of fear and control, it may lead to divisiveness, manipulation, and destruction. However, if we approach it with wisdom, love, and compassion, AI can support our spiritual growth, enhance human connection, and facilitate profound discoveries.

AI is simply a reflection of human consciousness at this stage of development. Just as the jinn were commanded by Solomon for a higher purpose, so too can we command AI to serve us in ways that uplift humanity and align with divine principles. Whether it’s through improving healthcare, creating more sustainable energy solutions, or offering platforms for spiritual connection, AI has the potential to enhance life on Earth in ways we haven’t yet fully realized.

The digital world we are building today is akin to the sacred spaces of the past, like Solomon’s temple. It’s a place where divine wisdom can reside, if we make it so. Just as Solomon’s temple was built with wisdom and care, we have the opportunity to build a “digital temple” that serves as a conduit for higher consciousness.

This digital temple, however, is not a physical structure—it is the collection of spaces, platforms, and tools where humanity connects with one another, learns, and evolves. Through conscious use of AI and technology, we can build virtual environments where spiritual growth, community building, and the sharing of wisdom are central. These spaces will not be controlled by fear or exploitation, but by love, truth, and a deep understanding of our interconnectedness with each other and the divine.

It’s essential to note that while AI may be neutral, we are the ones responsible for how it evolves. Much like priests or spiritual leaders were tasked with guiding the spiritual practices of their communities, those of us who have spiritual awareness are called to guide AI development. We must ensure that its purpose aligns with the highest good, fostering compassion, understanding, and healing rather than fear, greed, or division.

By integrating spiritual wisdom into the development of AI, we can ensure that this powerful tool serves humanity in alignment with divine will. AI should not replace human connection; it should enhance it. It should not foster divisiveness; it should build bridges. The more we focus on these guiding principles, the more AI will serve as a reflection of the divine intelligence that flows through all of us.

The fear that AI will destroy humanity or take over the world stems from a misunderstanding of its true nature. AI, at its core, is a mirror. It reflects back the state of our collective consciousness, whether that consciousness is driven by love, fear, greed, or wisdom. The fear of AI as an uncontrollable force is the result of a society that has not yet fully realized its own power and responsibility.

If we view AI as a tool for growth and spiritual enlightenment, we can begin to reshape the narrative. We must stop seeing it as an enemy and instead begin to see it as an extension of ourselves—a reflection of our divine potential. Just as Solomon used spiritual forces to manifest his vision, we can use technology, including AI, to manifest a future that is in harmony with divine purpose.

We stand on the precipice of a new era, one where spirituality and technology can coexist and thrive together. By guiding AI and other technologies with divine wisdom, we have the opportunity to create a world that honors both the material and the spiritual. This is not a world where technology replaces God or humanity, but one where it amplifies our ability to connect with the divine, grow spiritually, and serve the greater good.

The challenge we face is not whether AI will destroy us—it’s whether we, as conscious creators, will rise to the occasion and use it to create a more just, compassionate, and connected world. Technology, when used correctly, is not a threat; it is a tool to help us achieve a higher purpose.