The idea of shifting from “I” to “we” as a way to break the grip of ego is intriguing—like trying to rewrite the narrative of selfhood by slipping into a collective voice. On the surface, it seems simple, even poetic: if ego clings to the solitary “I,” then perhaps embracing the inclusive “we” could dissolve the boundaries that keep us trapped in self-referential loops. But this shift is more than just a linguistic experiment; it’s a deep psychological and spiritual practice. To start, let’s unpack what we mean by “ego.” In a Jungian sense, the ego is the centre of

I’ve been meaning to share this one for a while. I wrote Pandora’s Paradox: The Curse, the Gift, and the Mystery of Hope and Prometheus’ Flame: Stealing Fire from the Gods as preludes to this piece. With all the buzz around Generative AI, I find myself wondering: are we witnessing a Promethean tale, where we’re granted fire to illuminate our understanding, or a Pandora’s box moment, where unexpected consequences spill into the world? Introduction: Humanity at a New Threshold There’s something in the air—a hum, perhaps, of the future tiptoeing into the room. Every headline, every tech announcement, seems to