In a world where dashboards posture as thrones and mirrors pretend to be souls, I Took My Soul Back From AI is a courtroom-style takedown of thought traps—and a field manual for staying human. With a voice that's part prophet, part cross-examiner, it exposes how algorithms reframe identity, how performance poses as presence, and how convenience can become a velvet chain. Then it gives you tools: red-flag tests, five jury questions, a keep/limit/delete audit for tech, a two-minute claims filter, posting gates, daily sanity routines, repair plans, and recovery boxes you can use when the damage is already done.

This is not technophobia and not nostalgia. It's a soul survival guide for parents, pastors, builders, students, and creators who want rooms full of names instead of slogans and lives measured by love instead of graphs. If you've ever felt your voice thinning under automation, your attention pulled by shiny dashboards, or your courage outsourced to "smart" systems, this book hands you a verdict and a vow: tools serve, humans remain, presence rules. Take back your agency—slowly, clearly, and for good.