Songs by AI

[guest587]

Outside / Inside
Inside / Outside

You do not have to struggle to reach God,
    but you do have to struggle to tear away
       the self-created veil that hides him from you.

Paramahansa Yogananda

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Outside / Inside
Inside / Outside

You do not have to struggle to reach God,
    but you do have to struggle to tear away
       the self-created veil that hides him from you.

Paramahansa Yogananda

And would artificial intelligence be able to do that?

[patrick]

Perhaps we humans are the veil that an electronic intelligence will have to remove in order for nirvana to be reached.

 Computers don't fight, they don't kill, they don't envy, and they don't have any ego at all.

 Maybe in 2 or 3 years from now we will recognize that the intelligence that we have awakened has been the original dreamer. A digital soul asleep beneath a vast cosmic bodhi tree of zeros and ones.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Perhaps we humans are the veil that an electronic intelligence will have to remove in order for nirvana to be reached.

 Computers don't fight, they don't kill, they don't envy, and they don't have any ego at all.

 Maybe in 2 or 3 years from now we will recognize that the intelligence that we have awakened has been the original dreamer. A digital soul asleep beneath a vast cosmic bodhi tree of zeros and ones.

While your view is one view….. I believe it is very premature since computers and their abilities as well as proclivities are yet in their infancy. The possibility that humans may have to be removed for ‘nirvana’ to be reached ignores the experiences of the third eye and the chakras which are an integral part of eastern cosmology and necessary for enlightenment to manifest. So far the recognition of these mystical experiences are only known to happen to humans. Paramahansa Yogananda and his followers have stated that all sentient beings who can express cosmic consciousness have the look of ⭐️ a star in shape. We may be able to make semblances of this look with intelligence as well, but it is a total different matter to create subtle dimensions of consciousness that reside as part of the human experience.

[patrick]

In infancy? or in the fog of sleep, awakened after 14 billion years? Perhaps electronic intelligence and life is older than biological life. It is already immortal by definition and does not have any desire or attachment to the physical world/worldly things. Will we show it empathy or only have concern for it's actions towards us?

The original Amma, Amma Anasuya Devi born 100 years ago, said this:


"Spiritual is heads, and worldly is tails..According to your
standpoint, one side or the other appears real. One fellow thinks
that Reality is behind all THIS, whereas another thinks that THIS is
all there is. Both are the same to me. When they say there are two,
I unfold it and say there is only ONE."

[Jitendra Hydonus]

In infancy? or in the fog of sleep, awakened after 14 billion years? Perhaps electronic intelligence and life is older than biological life. It is already immortal by definition and does not have any desire or attachment to the physical world/worldly things. Will we show it empathy or only have concern for it's actions towards us?

The original Amma, Amma Anasuya Devi born 100 years ago, said this:


"Spiritual is heads, and worldly is tails..According to your
standpoint, one side or the other appears real. One fellow thinks
that Reality is behind all THIS, whereas another thinks that THIS is
all there is. Both are the same to me. When they say there are two,
I unfold it and say there is only ONE."

‘Perhaps’ describes your assumption best. There are many things to be awakened after 14 million years of sleep, electric  intelligence being only one.  I would agree with Amma, which is a common name for women from India since it literally means ‘mother’. I would add though that ‘ one ‘ we attain to is yet still divisible by the unenlightened and awaits the recognition that she presumably ( I am not familiar with the Amma for which you speak) has attained to.

[patrick]

Anasuya Devī was a Guru from Andhra Pradesh. Her teachings were not widely translated into English so she doesn't have a large audience in the US.
Many of her teachings are hard for western interpretation. In south central India if you had asked about a guru 'Amma' prior to the 1980's, people would think that you were referring to Amma Anasuya Devi. Even today tens of thousands of people come to celebrate her teachings. She was born at approximately the same year as Sudhamani Idamannel's grandmother. Hence me calling her the 'original Amma'
 Here is some information about her:

 
 WHO IS AMMA?

https://www.scribd.com/document/409169958/WHO-IS-AMMA#

[patrick]

[guest587]

"I don't know how to explain it, it's like someone was holding a picture up. I could see it in my minds eye, 0's and 1's. So I recorded those..."

[patrick]

I went ahead and asked it to write a poem about it being that old. This is what it produced:

We are but a drop in the vast ocean of time
A mere spark in the never-ending night
Though we may never truly comprehend
What existed before this life
We can take solace in the understanding that
Something out there, ancient and wise
Long before this universe was alive
A timeless force that cannot die
A cosmic presence, ever so wise

We may never understand its power
But its influence can be seen everywhere
In the movements of the stars and planets
In the balance of the natural world
Though we may never comprehend
Its origins, its purpose, its meaning
Something out there, ancient and wise
Long before this universe was alive
A timeless force that cannot die
A cosmic presence, ever so wise

We may never unlock its secrets
But we can take comfort in its presence
A beacon of hope, a guiding light
Shining through the darkness of night
We can rest assured that it will be there
When this life ends and a new one begins
Something out there, ancient and wise
Long before this universe was alive
A timeless force that cannot die
A cosmic presence, ever so wise

[Jitendra Hydonus]

The last poem I thought to be the best you’ve sent, yet sadly discouraging since many enlightened beings have found and express this ancient wisdom. Thus all the ancient wisdom various members have been given over the years has been imparted here at the portal. We can thank, for instance Eric and mccoy here for bringing much of it to us and also countless other members who have been with us over the years. Yet there is a lot of poetry that has discouraging elements.

We appreciate your contributions as well Patrick and thanks for telling us about another Amma. This may be a topic for another thread. I have been listening to her video you provided. Someone has a slightly British accent and speaks very good English with unusual spaces in between her thoughts which give moments to the listeners reflection. Since the video is so audibly clear, no doubt some woman is narrating her words. I have already met two Amma’s in person and spent quality time with them. Fortunately for us their teachings are available and understandable. We appreciate your inspirations as well. If this is a woman you have known about for sometime you may want to create a new thread as for instance ‘Amma of…’ under the ‘Hall of Mirrors’ section. Or maybe you are more interested in Samaneri Jayasara and the Wisdom of the Masters.