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Positive Use of Artificial Intelligence

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    Namaskar.
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    Today I would like
    to talk about the
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    positive use of
    Artificial Intelligence.
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    Many people are wondering
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    as more and more
    intelligent machines
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    are replacing humans...
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    How their work
    will be guaranteed?
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    What type of jobs will
    be available for them
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    in the coming years?
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    Actually, you know
    in the last 100 years,
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    human evolution has
    accelerated greatly.
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    And in fact in the
    last 20 years,
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    the evolution of
    technology and sciences
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    has gone accelerated,
    acceleration.
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    I remember my first
    hand phone in 2003 -
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    it was a big Ericson,
    it didn't even fit
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    into my pocket back then.
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    And nowadays,
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    if we're away
    from our cell-phone
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    for more than 1 hour,
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    we feel somehow... or
    during our working hours
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    we feel very insecure
    and disoriented.
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    So, there is a reason
    for concern
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    for the use of artificial
    intelligence.
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    In a socioeconomic
    order like today
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    there is a lot
    of imbalance.
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    So, that’s my there is
    so much of a search
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    for a new
    socioeconomic system.
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    That would provide
    employment for all,
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    enhance opportunity to buy,
    to have whatever we need
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    in terms of food, drinking
    water, clothing, shelter,
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    education and
    medical care.
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    So, under such a system
    where these things are...
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    a system where production
    is for consumption,
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    not for profit.
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    Then we wouldn’t have
    to worry about our jobs.
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    as it would be
    guaranteed.
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    And rather that
    extra time
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    that artificial intelligence
    would give us,
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    we can use it
    for a meditation
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    and developing
    our higher nature.
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    So,...
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    the advancement fo science
    doesn't have to be at all
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    an impediment, rather
    it can be a great aid.
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    You know, I think,
    in the coming years,
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    we've already
    seen the trend,
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    meditation will become
    a very common practice.
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    Something, like
    what we do
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    after going to the toilet,
    wash our hands,
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    when we wake up in the
    morning we brush our teeth.
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    So, meditation will
    become like that.
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    We just to connect
    to our higher purpose
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    every day through
    the daily practice.
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    And that’s why here in
    Meditation Steps channel
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    We are teaching our
    scientific methodology
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    of meditation,
    intuitional practice
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    to develop our
    higher conciseness.
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    So, you know,
    as human beings
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    we are the most evolved
    organisms on this planet.
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    We’ve been here since
    the first living organisms,
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    4.5 billion years we have
    evolved, and evolved,
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    and so we are
    the most complex
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    organisms on this planet.
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    So, as science
    continues to develop,
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    unlocking the mysteries
    of our bodies and minds,
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    or also giving a chance
    through meditation
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    to unlock the mysteries
    of our mind.
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    You know, scientists say
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    we use maybe 5% of our
    mental potentialities.
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    So, this is a new
    and the latest frontier,
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    that is opened to us
    as we explore
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    the higher realms
    of our own being.
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    You know, human
    beings should be,
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    not necessarily doing.
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    Sometimes our "doings"
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    are not very helpful for
    our planet, for our species
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    and for, you know...
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    for the other fellow-humans
    with which we live.
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    So, we should learn to be,
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    and that is
    what is meditation.
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    Its essence is to be,
    to experience
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    beingness or awareness
    in its universal aspect.
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    So, you know... the
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    if we look forward into
    the future, more and more
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    science will advance and
    technology will advance.
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    It should be used
    for the common good.
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    Not necessarily as
    something which
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    somebody can
    make a profit from,
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    but it is used
    for the common good.
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    But of course we have
    to provide incentives
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    for those genious who can
    create these great things,
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    these inventors, we call
    them in Sanskrit "Rishis",
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    or great sages.
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    And we're benefiting from
    those inventions today,
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    and we will continue.
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    But when civilization
    lags behind
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    the development
    of science,
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    that signals a very risky
    time for that civilisation.
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    Example is the Roman
    civilisation - it declined.
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    One of the reasons of
    its decline was the lack of
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    parallelism between
    the development of science -
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    it had provided
    so much comforts
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    and material pleasures,
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    that people lost their
    moral and spiritual values,
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    and that lead...
    especially its leaders,
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    that lead to the decline
    of the Roman civilisation.
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    So, they have to
    go hand in hand -
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    the development
    of civilization
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    and the development
    of our culture,
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    civilization of our mind.
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    And that's
    where meditation
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    plays a very
    important role.
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    You know, going forward,
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    my Master has written,
    way back 60 years ago,
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    that, you know,
    "One tablet will suffice
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    for all the nutritional
    needs every day."
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    And instead of
    communicating
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    by cell phone or
    by chat messages,
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    we will be communicating
    telepathically.
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    And instead of moving
    with a car or rocket
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    from country to country
    or from planet to planet,
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    we will be moving with
    our subtle bodies,
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    and already we're
    seeing test tube babies.
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    The more we develop
    this science
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    of reproduction
    in test tubes,
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    then the human capacity,
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    that physical
    creative capacity
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    will transform into
    mental creativity -
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    to art, to music, and
    subtle esthetic pursuits,
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    and finally the
    spiritual creativity.
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    That realm where we know
    the secrets of creation.
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    So, I would like
    to encourage you
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    to continue your
    meditation.
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    It’s hard.
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    It’s not an easy practice.
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    When we are developing
    that intuition level of mind,
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    and we are unlocking
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    the mysteries of our
    higher conciseness,
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    but rest assured
    this is the first,
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    we are the first of
    a new generation
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    of humans that
    will populate
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    everywhere on this
    tiny planet Earth.
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    as it moves towards its
    next evolutionary leap.
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    So, please,
    continue and join,
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    and increase
    this movement
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    towards greater and
    greater consciousness.
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    Thank you.
    Namaskar.
Title:
Positive Use of Artificial Intelligence
Video Language:
English, British
Duration:
06:55

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