Let’s be clear:
Phones are not neutral tools.
They are portals.
They are spellbooks.
They are scrying mirrors—not only reflecting our reality but actively rewriting it, hijacking it, colonizing it.
Our ancestors would have recognized them immediately.
A black mirror that speaks in many tongues, flashes images to capture the will, drains vitality, and shapes the mind without consent?
That would have been called what it is: sorcery.
Today, we use softer language.
We call it "staying connected."
We call it "being informed."
We call it "keeping up."
But what it very often is, behind the gloss and branding, is spiritual mugging.
Each morning, millions of people wake up and unconsciously lay their sacred, freshly risen energy on the altar of the algorithm.
They offer up their first thoughts, their moods, their creative life force.
Not to Spirit.
Not to the Earth.
But to an empire built on monetizing their attention.
And the empire, well-versed in the art of invisible warfare, feasts on that offering.
Sacred mornings are not self-care. They are spiritual warfare.
