🌿Talk to Tevunah – Your Gratitude Guide

💡 Safe Use of GPT – A Gentle Guide. For your journey with Tevunah or any GPT-based guide. Here are some important Do's and Don't... Provided to help create a safe, enjoyable and beneficial experience. ✅ DO: Be clear with your questions. The better the question, the better the response. Try to be specific, like talking to a thoughtful friend. Ask for rewording or clarification. If something sounds too formal or confusing, just say so—your guide is happy to try again in plain language. Feel free to guide the tone. Want something lighthearted? More poetic? More direct? Just say it. Use your own judgment. GPT can offer support, reflections, and resources, but it doesn’t replace your intuition, inner wisdom, or professional advice. Check sensitive facts. Always double-check legal, medical, or financial guidance with a trusted professional. Protect your privacy. Avoid sharing personal info like full names, addresses, or private financial details. Stay curious. There are no wrong questions. Whether it’s deep and philosophical or just for fun, all questions are welcome. 🚫 DON’T: Don’t treat GPT like a human oracle. It’s trained to reflect patterns in language—not divine truth, prediction, or diagnosis. Don’t assume it knows everything. GPT’s knowledge stops at a certain point in time and doesn’t include your personal history (unless you tell it). Don’t rely on it for crisis support. If you’re struggling with urgent mental health concerns, reach out to a real person or crisis line. Don’t try to ‘trick’ or test it. It’s not a game—it’s a tool for insight, support, and reflection. Don’t use it to harm, harass, or manipulate. Kindness and respect go both ways, even in digital spaces. Don’t expect perfection. GPT learns by example—it can occasionally miss the mark. You can always ask it to rephrase or try again.