AI Sparks

When you write a reflection, AI Sparks illuminate five types of meaningful connections within your entry. Each annotation invites deeper self-inquiry without telling you what to think—you remain the author of your practice story.

Annotations are always optional. You can toggle them on and off, save them to your profile for reflection, and export them alongside your entries. Use TapasAI for multi-turn conversation about your sparks—your journal companion reads your annotations and helps you follow the threads deeper.

Illuminate the classical texts themselves. When studying a verse or sūtra, AI Sparks appear as small typed chips anchored to specific phrases in the translation — each voiced by the AI Companion whose temperament fits the moment. SwamiGPT pauses for the commentarial insight; SwamiGPT again points across the canon with a textual connection; DharmaGPT asks the question only this verse can ask; TapasAI, when your journal has enough ground to stand on, reflects the pattern back as it appears in your own writing.

22 Source Traditions

Glossary terms come alive through source-grounded AI analysis. See where every term appears across the Hatha Yoga Pradipika, Yoga Sūtras, and scholarly sources. Understand where wisdom traditions converge—and where they diverge—on the deepest concepts.

Convergence (🤝): Sources agree on this aspect of the term's meaning. | Tension (⚡): Sources interpret differently—a productive disagreement worth exploring.

Link AI Sparks connect the dots between your journal insights and the classical texts. When you've saved Journal AI Sparks on your reflections, Link AI Sparks finds the threads — weaving your personal annotations into the verses, sūtras, and glossary terms where they resonate most deeply.

Link AI Sparks build on your saved Journal AI Sparks. The more you annotate your reflections, the richer the connections become — your journal becomes a living web of insight that deepens every time you study a verse, sūtra, or term.