Viterbo, August 30th 2026
Dear Friend,
I got a few very interesting replies to my last email.
Some people shared really positive feelings about AI, others have rather negative reactions to it, but either way, it’s not something that will leave a lot of people indifferent. And rightly so.
The other big topic that keeps coming up in conversation lately, is the one of the internet itself, and of the whole digital world, even besides AI.
I personally became a huge fan of the internet the very minute I heard about it for the first time. And to this day, I am endlessly grateful for all the amazing things it has brought into my life. For an unstoppable, voracious learner like me, this is absolute bliss.
We’ve now come as far as Web3, the newest iteration of the internet. Yes, of course, I’m a huge fan of that too! π That’s where the new freedom is created. That’s where normal people are able to create new ecosystems. That’s where blockchain technology lives, where privacy is real, and unlimited potential is king.
But what I’m hearing very often, lately, is that many people are getting tired of the digital world and are longing for more in-person, human interaction, for more eye contact, handshakes and hugs, for more practical actions, tangible things, physical objects, trips to places, gatherings. And quite a few business owners are trying to rebalance the online and offline sides of whatever it is they do.
I must say that I have days too, when the mere thought of turning on my beloved computer makes me want to stay in bed…
I have three cats and four dogs, and usually when I wake up in the morning, there are up to five of them on my bed, snuggled up against me. These angels have such an intense, contagious presence, and looking into their eyes first thing in the morning feels soothing and reassuring. They melt my heart, they fill me with gratitude, they bring me back to Earth when I’m losing my grounding, they bring me back to myself and to the present moment when my mind gets caught in useless and draining spaces.
This is one of my favourite quotes from Eckhart, and this beauty is Miss Sami π
If you think about it, all our modern technology does, is trying to restore the experience of our non-physical realms inside this physical experience.
In the spirit realm we communicate instantly and limitlessly with the rest of the universe. We move around at the speed of thought, we create anything we want with the power of our consciousness. We have no weight, no pain, no physical obstacles, we don’t struggle with temperature, nor with hunger and thirst, nor with the elements, nor with anything else.
In this physical life, on the other hand, we have learnt that everything has to be very hard going, and so we come up with the wildest technological hacks to make life a little bit easier.
But I’d like to offer you a slightly different perspective on that. What if that was all a lie? What if our physical life was not actually meant to be such a struggle?
One of my favourite stories ever, repeated itself many times all over New Zealand, back in the 1910s: When the first phone booths started appearing there, the MΔori people would ask the workers what these things were, that they were building. The workers would tell them that if you go into this box you can then talk to your friends and family who live far away. And the MΔori would look at them in utter amazement, and say that they do that all the time, without needing to go into any special boxes…
The human brain, when it’s not clogged up with poisons and paralysed by conditioning, is capable of things that would seem impossible to most of us. Telepathy, as widely used by the MΔori people, is one of those. Remote viewing is another one, which is recognised and extensively used by governments, but withheld from the general public. Intuition, which is a big umbrella term for many different kinds of information that our brains are able to capture from the quantum field, is the best-known one of them all, but is often dismissed as coincidence or fantasy.
Present-day neuroscience has come to understand that the human brain doesn’t really generate much, and that it’s more like a very powerful antenna, a receiver and transmitter of all sorts of frequencies, that is constantly connected to the universe.
Until it’s artificially separated from it. The powers that were are still doing their best to make us feel isolated and dumb, because the more unaware and disconnected from spirit we are, the weaker and easier to manipulate and exploit we remain. That’s why technology is trying to replace all our most brilliant functions, so they atrophy and stay dormant. See what’s happening to creativity and the arts, one of the most powerful and genuine expressions of humanity…
I am advocating a return to our personal powers. I believe that we are able to outsmart any technology, if given half a chance to even stumble upon this concept once.
In the future I see and desire for humanity and for the planet, technology will continue evolving, but only to improve our lives, not to compete with us, turn us off, and dominate us.
We need to make it our priority to cultivate our huge but long-forgotten, god-like abilities β€οΈ
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