Ensayo— En el escenario contemporáneo, el filósofo inglés David Roden, plantea una desconexión entre el ser humano y el posthumano. En su Tésis de la Desconexión, Roden da cuenta de una realidad radicalmente autónoma, conformada por un espectro de entidades tecnogenéticas, que van ampliando sus capacidades humanas en grados arbitrarios hasta convertirse en una entidad posthumana radical o alienígena…
La espiritualidad es la manifestación de la vida, la noción de que estamos interconectados como un todo. Es un estado de conciencia que nos permite reconocernos como parte de un organismo diverso y vibrante. La vida fluye e irradia energía cósmica de manera continua e ilimitada. La espiritualidad nos permite sintonizar con esa energía y vibrar en armonía con el universo. Se trata de una experiencia fluida y transformadora que nos conecta con lo sagrado y lo trascendental, expandiendo nuestra percepción y comprensión del mundo.
Spirituality is the manifestation of life, the notion that we are interconnected as a whole. It is a state of consciousness that allows us to recognize ourselves as part of a diverse and vibrant organism. Life flows and radiates cosmic energy in a continuous and unlimited way. Spirituality allows us to tune in to that energy and vibrate harmoniously with the universe. It is a fluid and transformative experience that connects us with the sacred and the transcendental, expanding our perception and understanding of the world.
New Observations presented a series of discussions with the attendees at the conference on Consciousness and Contact from July 23rd through the 27th, 2020 in Wasta, South Dakota. I am one of the interlocutors in this conversation with Dennis O’Neil, Annie Wenger-Nabigon, and Joe Krawczak.
In February 2020, I had the opportunity to share some of my reflections about spirituality in the arts with Mia Feroleto. This subject has been controversial for the contemporary art scene. Is our reality moving towards thinking that spirituality has a place in the art scene? Join us in this conversation.
Desde la filosofía pop y el arte, catorce ponentes entre filósofos y artistas, se reunieron en torno a la exploración del universo conceptual y estético del posthumanismo que, en tanto corriente filosófica, cultural y estética de finales del siglo XX y principios del siglos XXI, reúne numerosos movimientos, escuelas de pensamiento y tendencias. No es un ámbito definido…
The acceptance of reality seems to be difficult for human beings. We complete the world from our imagination; this is how our sensitive apparatus works. Some individuals are more sensitive than others, others more skilled in the art of figuring the sensitiveness of the image, but we all are equally figuring out reality by completing information from our brain. We indeed imagine the world.
I recently discovered that my third machine was experiencing trauma. (…) In the winter of 2017, I met the American Artist and Art Therapist Sarah Valeri. Between the killing cold, her coffee and my tea, Sarah started to ask about the sensitive machines. We were captivated by a neverending conversation about how an object can have the ability to perceive the world artificially and how this deconstructive perceiving process was deeply related to the art therapy process.
Living in physical pain can be used as a deep meditation, a kind of exercise to be awake and to produce a vast experience about how and why we process feelings in a physical and mental ways…
El VI sentido, del sentir, del querer, del amor, lo afectivo, la pasión, los deseos, el odio; los estímulos an-espaciales, tiene su asiento en el tercer cerebro. “Todos podemos hacer más…” Por Dr. José Luis Izaguirre T.