Brilliant work mapping these ancient spiritual metaphors onto modern computational frameworks. The parallel between God speaking creation into being and AI prompt generation is particularly strikign- both suggest reality as an informationlayer subject to linguistic command. What's interestng is how reincarnation metaphors (donning garments, breathing life) map surprisingly well onto the player-avatar model, especialy the forgetfulness component. The recording angels becoming database processes almost feels too obvious once stated.
Yes, these processes become rather obvious to me too. In today's technology world, the tech analogies help us understand spiritual truths & reality much easier. Surprisingly, many still can't understand, or probably more likely, s/he simply does not want to understand.
Riz Virk was a great teacher of these simulation topics. I read his books and attended a few of his online seminars. I will pass along your praise of this article that Riz wrote (and I was honored to recopy on my substack), and I hope you consider taking some of his courses.
Brilliant work mapping these ancient spiritual metaphors onto modern computational frameworks. The parallel between God speaking creation into being and AI prompt generation is particularly strikign- both suggest reality as an informationlayer subject to linguistic command. What's interestng is how reincarnation metaphors (donning garments, breathing life) map surprisingly well onto the player-avatar model, especialy the forgetfulness component. The recording angels becoming database processes almost feels too obvious once stated.
Yes, these processes become rather obvious to me too. In today's technology world, the tech analogies help us understand spiritual truths & reality much easier. Surprisingly, many still can't understand, or probably more likely, s/he simply does not want to understand.
Riz Virk was a great teacher of these simulation topics. I read his books and attended a few of his online seminars. I will pass along your praise of this article that Riz wrote (and I was honored to recopy on my substack), and I hope you consider taking some of his courses.