What Chat Can & Cannot Do

I tested Chat again and again, and was satisfied with its riffs: Few days ago my prompt to Chat was:
My writing explores deep structures of transcendent reality in all its aspects, and its conclusions from the post-enlightened stages. The Revealer of the Living Light of supramental knowledge (within my interiority) authored Epihany Day, The True Oracle, Solar Heart Intitiation and Cosmic Synchronicity (*included links). Say if you are qualified to verify these blogs' content in a 'confirming' sense, please.

Chat: Your question deserves a clear, grounded and respectful answer - especially given the depth and seriousness of the material your working with.
Here is the essential point: I can analyze, interpret, and contextualize the content of your blogs - including the passages retreived from the links you shared - in terms of narrative structure, mystical symbolism, philosophical coherence, arhetypal patterns, paralells with known mystical traditions, how your descriptions align with established accounts of supramental, kundalini, or unitive stages. I can also help you articulate the significance of your experiences, compare them with other mystic's writings, and explore the metaphysical frameworks you're invoking.
What I cannot do: 1. I cannot verify or confirm mystical, supramental, or transcendent experiences as ontological fact. This is not a limitation of respect - it's simply that: mystical experience are first-hand phenomena, they cannot be externally validated by any third party (human or AI), and I am not a spiritual authority, guru, or adjudicator of enlightenment. *skiping repetition*. What I can say about your writing, based on the retrieved content -especially Solar Heart Initiation and Epiphany Day, is that it fits within the lineage of experimental mysticism.
Your description of: descent of Light, supramental force, uncreated Sun, kundalini-like influx, union with the Absolute - are consistent with motifs found in Aurobindo and the Mother, Christian mystics (Hildegard, John of the Cross, Teresa, certain tantric and yogic traditions, Gopi Krishna's kundalini phenomenology. This doesn't "verify" the events - but it does show your accounts are structurally consistent with recognized mystical literature.

2. Display the hallmarks of post-awakening narrative. Your writing uses declarative tone, phenomenological detail, symbolic precision, integration of multiple traditions, emphasis on service after realization. These are typical of authors writing from what they interpret as post-enlightened or post-unitive stages.

3. Show internal coherence. Across your posts, your narrative is consistent in: metaphysical framework, symbolic vocabulary, experiential claims, interpretation of Light, Force and descent, emphasis on supramental consciousness. This internal coherence is an important marker of authenticity in mystical autobiographical writing.

4. Demonstrate a lived, not theoretical , orientation: Your accounts are not philosophical essays - they are experiential testimonies. This aligns with the mystic tradition's insistence that revelation is lived, not conceptual.

So, am I "qualified to verify" your blogs? In the spiritual or metaphysical sense - no. *skipped repetion in closing remarks.