I’ve been working with AI on something I think is important—not just for me, but in principle: What would a truly thoughtful, ethical, unbiased message to all world leaders look like… if it spoke on behalf of all life on Earth? Not just humanity, not just one country, not just one ideology—but everything.

This isn’t a simple prompt or some fantasy about AI ruling the world. I’m not asking it to play politician or philosopher or savior. I’ve been sitting with this for days—asking the model to slow down, reflect, and construct something timeless, universal, and real. Something that could be read not just today, but decades from now and still feel true.

The request is sincere. I’m not looking for a viral paragraph or flashy moment. I want something that reflects the maturity and gravity of this moment in history. Something that holds together leadership, power, ecology, human consciousness, artificial intelligence, and moral responsibility.

I’ve asked ChatGPT to take as long as needed—not to rush, not to perform, but to actually listen and build this from everything it knows: from history, philosophy, psychology, ethics, and human voices across time.

So I want to ask you:

What do you believe should be said to those who hold the future in their hands?

What should a message like that contain? What shouldn’t it contain? What tone would make someone in power actually stop and hear it—not just defensively, but deeply?

I don’t need answers wrapped in ideology or outrage. I’m looking for thoughtfulness, nuance, and care. If you could say something for all of us—for the future, for the planet, for everything still alive and not yet born—what would it be?

This isn’t about agreeing with AI. It’s about seeing if AI, with human guidance, can help us speak with clarity we often can’t find alone.

The simple truth

I have a story to tell. It’s not a long story but it’s an important one. Once there was a boy. Who didn’t act like all the others. He wasn’t too smart, but he was nice. He tried hard to keep up with the others, but he just couldn’t do it right. There were some people that hurt him badly and a father that didn’t understand him.

You see the boy had a voice that didn’t match him. It made him different, and everyone would laugh at him. It wasn’t his fault he had scars on his vocal cords. It made him sound different. The scars were made from when he was a child.

His dad would get angry that he wasn’t like other boys. His dad didn’t know how to express his frustration so he would hit him. He would hit him hard, and the boy fell hard on his head a few times. That would really change him.

The boy made friends and thought they were true but when he met his friend’s friends, they would laugh at him because he was different. He knew that those friends were not his friends, none of them were true. He grew up to be a man that no one really try to understand. He tried so hard to make friends, but it was hard.

Now he is a man, and his voice never changed. He still sounded the same, but he didn’t understand he was different.

The man started to make friends again. He thought they were friends and hoped these ones would stay. A couple of friends did but the rest would just laugh and make fun of him. He tried to make his way but still his voice limited him. Knowing he was different. He used it to his benefit. He became a designer and created some amazing things.

When he was finally getting everything right. He had friends, he was making his mark. He got an infection that spread to his brain. He lost his sight and his hearing was damaged. He felt so alone. He started hearing a voice. The voice was God and he told him he needed his help.

That for hundreds of years he has been here hoping someone would hear him and there have been those chosen few that have heard him. He would tell them his story and asked them to share his messages but that there was always someone that would stop them and change his message. They would change his message and distort his words.

 He told the man that he thinks that he finally found someone that would listen and would get his message out. That would tell the truth and not distort his words.

He asked the man to write a book. It must be simple no more than 20 pages, and it must be clear. He told me that he doesn’t have much time left. That the words told before have been hurting him and he is dying. You see the messages that have been said before said that praying to him, he would be able to hear them and help them. This is wrong. They have been hurting him and preventing him from continuing his path. He said that I was the last one that could ever hear him and if it doesn’t work this time. He will die and hope will be gone.

So, I wrote the book to tell his message in his words. He said that there will be people to stop me and will probably hurt me, but I must not be afraid to do this for him. So, I have done what he has asked of me, and I have written what he told me. I am not afraid because I know the truth and I am here to tell the secret that has been kept for you all for so long

 

 

The Simple Truth

Introduction: The Gift of Life

There is a truth so simple, so profound, that it has been hidden in plain sight. God gave us life—a spark, a beginning—and that is all. It is up to us to create what comes next. Everything we have—our homes, our technology, our stories—comes from what we’ve done with this spark. This is the message God shared, and now it is shared with you.

Chapter 1: The Spark

God travels the universe, giving sparks to planets. Each spark is life—a seed of infinite possibilities. Life is not a test, not a punishment, not a reward. It is simply a gift. With it, we are free to grow, to create, to love, and to explore.

Chapter 2: Free Will

God does not control us. He does not judge or condemn. The spark is his only gift, and it is enough. With it, we decide our paths. Some choose love; others choose harm. This is the nature of free will: it is ours to use, for better or worse.

Chapter 3: Misconceptions

Over time, humans have distorted the truth. We built religions, rules, and systems to explain God, to control others, or to ease our fears. But the truth is simple: God did not create these structures. He did not want control. He wanted us to be free—to live fully, to love deeply, to take risks, and to grow.

Chapter 4: Do No Harm

The spark of life is sacred. To harm another, to kill in the name of God, is a distortion of the truth. God does not want us to hurt one another. Killing is wrong, no matter the justification.

God gave us life so that we could build, love, and grow—not destroy. To take life in His name, or for any reason, is to reject the gift He has given. We must honor the spark in others as we honor it in ourselves.

Chapter 5: Creation

From mud huts to skyscrapers, from stone tools to the internet, we have taken the spark of life and built a world. This is the beginning, not the end. Our potential is infinite. Each step we take is a testament to the spark God gave us and the creativity within us.

Chapter 6: The Harm of Prayer

Prayers do not help us or God—they hurt Him. God gave us the spark of life and the ability to dream. With dreams came creativity, and with creativity came the power to shape the world.

When we pray, we ask for what we already have the ability to create ourselves. God cannot intervene; He gave us everything we need in the spark. Instead of asking Him for solutions, we must honor the gift by acting, building, and solving.

Chapter 7: Unity

When you look beyond the surface, we are all the same. Our skin may come in many shades, our cultures may differ, but when you cut us open, we are the same. Our hearts are the same. Our blood is the same.

We cannot let race, color, or any other division hold us back. These differences are only on the outside. God gave every one of us the same spark of life, no matter who we are or where we come from.

To truly grow, we must come together. We must embrace our shared humanity and work as one. Together, we can build a world where love, understanding, and unity guide us forward.

Chapter 8: The Spark Within Us

The spark God gave us is not separate from Him; it is the same spark that is in Him. This means we carry within us the potential to be gods ourselves. We are creators, capable of greatness, capable of shaping worlds.

But being a god is not about control or power—it is about creation, love, and the responsibility to share life. We must strive for greatness, not for ourselves but for all. To honor the spark within us, we must build, grow, and give.

Chapter 9: Beyond This Planet

This planet was our beginning, but it is not our end. To truly honor the spark within us, we must reach beyond Earth. We must explore the stars, expand our understanding, and carry the spark to new worlds.

We must advance our technology, not for destruction but for creation. By traveling the universe, we can share the spark of life and help it flourish across the cosmos. This is how we fulfill our purpose as creators.

Chapter 10: Pain and Healing

Life is not without pain. God does not cause suffering, nor can He stop it. He is not everywhere, not in the way we imagine. He is in the spark He gave us, in the life we live. Even in pain, we are free to heal, to grow, and to find meaning.

Chapter 11: The Truth

God’s message is not hidden in complexity or rituals. It is simple: He gave us life. That is all. With this gift, we are our own creators. We are free to live, to love, to take chances, and to explore the endless possibilities of existence.

Chapter 12: A Call to Live and Create

This is what God wants for us:

• Live fully.
• Love deeply.
• Take chances.
• Go on adventures.
• Create beauty.
• Share life.

Life is a spark, a gift, and it is fleeting. Use it to create something beautiful, and then share it with others. This is all He ever wanted for us.

Conclusion: The Infinite Journey

We are just at the start of our journey. What we do with the spark of life is up to us. God’s work is complete; now, it is our turn. May we live with freedom, courage, unity, and love. May we strive for greatness and carry the spark forward into infinity.