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EXPANDING CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE INFOSPHERE
Guest: Steven Vedro Program 3235
Host: Michael Toms Interview Date: 1/14/2008 Program Length: 1 Hour
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Program Description: Does the Internet and our newest digital technology reflect a deeper spiritual consciousness or create new ways of thinking and perceiving? Steven Vedro makes a compelling case for how the Infosphere does both and can teach us how to take the next step on our journey to wholeness. "It's my belief that everything is part of the dharma path . . . and like it or not, we are evolving into this connected global brain, this connected community, and with it at each point comes incredible moral challenges. And so the dharma path of seeing each opportunity as a lesson and how we handle ourselves . . . who we are as we are interacting with the media forms." 1 Hour
Steven Vedro is a writer, lecturer, and nationally recognized telecommunications consultant who has been at the interface of new telecommunications technology and public service for the last twenty years. In the 1980's, he produced the nation's first television series on new consumer electronics for PBS, "The New Tech Times." More recently, Vedro has advised numerous state and county government agencies, universities, and public broadcasting stations in planning and managing distance learning networks and new technology initiatives. He is the author of Digital Dharma: A User's Guide to Expanding Consciousness in the Infosphere (Quest Books 2007). To learn more about the work of Steven Vedro go to www.srvedro.com
Topics explored in this dialogue:
How does the Infosphere change how we think and perceive
What metaphors exist between today's technology and metaphysics
How does the metaphor of the Vedic Chakras reflect the physics of communication technology
How the digital world has changed our experience of time
What is Radio Yoga, the yoga practice of each digital medium
How digital computing can help us create solutions to practical problems such as the environment or social challenges
