There was a time when humans navigated reality using an internal compass—a vibrational knowing that emerged when critical thinking was applied to whatever disturbed their energy. That feeling of certainty when something aligned with truth. That sense of wrongness when it didn't.
That compass is going silent.
AI isn't just changing how we access information. It's atrophying our ability to know truth from within. Every time we accept algorithmic recommendations instead of feeling into what we actually want, every time we let artificial intelligence smooth over cognitive dissonance instead of sitting with discomfort until clarity emerges, every time we choose frictionless convenience over the messy work of internal knowing—the muscle gets weaker.
The people being born now will never develop that muscle at all. They'll live in a world where external optimization feels natural and internal knowing feels foreign. They won't even miss what they never had.
By the time my generation dies, truth as vibrational knowing will become mythology. Future generations will read about it the way we read about people who could navigate by stars—quaint human abilities made obsolete by better technology.
The compass isn't broken.
It was never built.
We are living through the end of human sovereignty in real-time. Most people can't see it because they've already traded away the ability to feel the loss. The very people who could benefit most from awakening their internal compass will never know it exists because they'll never have the urge to go looking for it.
If you're reading this and something inside you is vibrating with recognition—if these words are disturbing your energy in a way that demands investigation—then you still have it. You are among the last to carry the compass.
The question is: what are you going to do with that knowing?
If these words resonated—if you are a keeper of a memory or a witness to this change—I invite you to make contact. There is no forum here. There is no social feed. There is only a quiet correspondence.