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SUMMARY:? Musical to celebrate 50 years of Damanhur
DESCRIPTION:? June 14-15-16-21\n? Damanhur Crea \nDamanhur presents and invites you to the musical to celebrate our first 50 years. ?\nJoin this journey through videos and songs of Damanhur\, with the presence of our choir and other artists. \nIt will be an opportunity to relive together the most exciting episodes of our Damanhurian adventure. ? \nEvent is open to members and non-members. \nEntry: €12 for members\, €15 for non-members. \n❗No reservation required. \n\n \n 
URL:https://damanhur.community/event/%f0%9f%8e%b5-musical-to-celebrate-50-years-of-damanhur/2025-04-14/
LOCATION:Damanhur Crea\, Sala Adriano Olivetti via Baldissero 21\, Vidracco\, Torino\, 10080\, Italy
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SUMMARY:The Conference of Spiritual Communities
DESCRIPTION:On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of its foundation\, Damanhur invites you to The Conference of ethical and spiritual communities \nThe Power of Communities in Polycrisis—Scenario 2030\nRSVP: Please register by clicking the button below.\nJoin us in celebrating Damanhur’s 50th anniversary with friends from communities worldwide! This gathering is a chance to connect\, exchange ideas\, and discuss key issues affecting both communities and the world. For Damanhur—founded in 1975—it is also a special opportunity to honor its first fifty years alongside cherished friends. \nScroll the pdf here under for the updated program\nIf you need accommodation for the nights of April 3 to 6 or have other needs\, you can write to us at powerofcommunities@damanhur.org and you will be contacted privately. \n✨ Optional Activities: During the event\, you can explore Damanhur’s territories and the Temples of Humankind (available outside the program at an additional family price). \nAdditional Information\n? The event will be held in Italian and English. \n? Participation is free of charge. \n? Foreseen arrival date: Thursday April 3rd afternoon. The meeting will finish on Sunday at lunch\, if you needed to stay longer please contact us. \n? Venue: Damanhur Crea Center\, Via Baldissero 21\, 10080 Vidracco (TO)\n? By train: Arrive in Ivrea (Trenitalia) or Rivarolo (GTT). \n? By car: Take the Ivrea exit from the highway. \n? Please note: Smoking is strictly prohibited in Damanhur\, even outdoors. \n\n\nConvegno Comunità ENG di Damanhur Spiritual EcoCommunity
URL:https://damanhur.community/event/the-conference-of-spiritual-communities/
LOCATION:Damanhur Crea\, Sala Adriano Olivetti via Baldissero 21\, Vidracco\, Torino\, 10080\, Italy
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SUMMARY:Ancient Mongolian Wisdom: An Afternoon with Grandmother Adiyamaa Lkhag-va
DESCRIPTION:We are honored to welcome Grandmother Adiyamaa Lkhag-va\, an esteemed Mongolian spiritual leader and guardian of ancient wisdom. As the spiritual director of the Gerliin Urguu shamanic association and a prolific author of over 42 books on sacred knowledge\, Grandmother Adiyamaa brings profound insights from the heart of Mongolian spiritual traditions. \nHer presence aligns perfectly with our commitment to preserving and sharing indigenous wisdom\, as exemplified in our Indigenous Consciousness project. Her vast knowledge\, documented in works like “The Art of Khamag Mongol” and “Revelations of Mongolian Queens” – published in multiple languages including ancient Mongolian\, English\, Japanese\, and French – represents a precious bridge between ancient shamanic traditions and contemporary spiritual awakening. \nDuring her visit\, Grandmother Adiyamaa will participate in a special ceremony at the Crystal Spiral\, followed by a public presentation where she will share insights into Mongolian shamanic traditions and ceremonies. \nCrystal Spiral ceremony\nWhen: Sunday\, February 2\,\nTime: 14:30 CET \nFor the Crystal Spiral ceremony\, please contact the Welcome Office. \nPublic Presentation at DamanhurCrea\nWhen: Sunday\, February 2\,\nTime: 16:00 – 18:30 CET\nLocation: Olivetti Hall\, DamanhurCrea and Online\nIt will be transmitted online\, follow the meeting here. \nThis rare opportunity to connect with one of Mongolia’s most respected spiritual leaders represents a significant moment in our ongoing dialogue between ancient wisdom traditions and contemporary spiritual practices.
URL:https://damanhur.community/event/ancient-mongolian-wisdom-an-afternoon-with-grandmother-adiyamaa-lkhag-va/
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SUMMARY:Spirituality in the Era of AI
DESCRIPTION:The conference\, organized and promoted by the Liber School Association and held at the Damanhur Crea Congress Center\, marks the conclusion of the training project “Digital Transition in the Educational Path\,” which was carried out under the Fon.coop Notice 51\, for which the Liber School Association has obtained funding.\nThe training initiative concentrated on the latest advancements in AI\, particularly regarding the philosophical and ethical dilemmas that future generations will need to contemplate concerning the possibilities of emerging technologies. Educators\, teachers\, and parents face the challenging responsibility of navigating relationships with the complex issues that the current development of AI presents. The focus should not be on whether Artificial Intelligence will eventually resemble human intelligence\, but rather on ensuring that human intelligence does not gradually become constrained by the standards set by Artificial Intelligence. \nWays to get involved \nParticipation in the conference is accessible and free of charge.\nIf you would like to have lunch at the self-service area of the Damanhur Crea Congress Centre\, please send an email to:\nliberschool@gmail.com \nSpirituality in the Era of AI: Towards a New Awareness?\n9.30 – 17.30 \nWhat sets human intelligence apart from artificial intelligence? This question emerges in light of recent advancements in new Artificial\nIntelligence Systems (AI)\, which generate both thrilling expectations and concerns for the future. From this inquiry\, another question arises  (quietly more or less): will AI achieve consciousness? Numerous fields within cognitive science are confident about this possibility\, while philosophers of science and phenomenologists express even greater certainty. \nThe emergence of new “Artificial” Intelligence Systems highlights the essential question of “consciousness\,” often referred to as the “difficult problem” in science. This topic has been the focus of a serious field of study for several decades\, intertwining philosophy\, neuroscience\, psychology\, and neurobiology. One might\, albeit with some “embarrassment\,” characterize “consciousness” as a concept that currently replaces what mythologies and religions have historically labeled as the “soul”: an immaterial principle or vital breath\, or divine spark\, symbolizing that indefinable “other” in relation to the physical body\, which is limited in its capabilities and destined for finitude. This “presence” (soul or consciousness) that resides within us\, or that we inhabit\, distinct from the body or its emerging manifestation\, represents a sort of “imprint” characteristic of humanity\, or of “biological” life\, which differentiates us from machines—those very creations of ours that possess the ability to transcend biological limitations. While the soul has traditionally been viewed by mythologies and religions as a substance separate from the body\, consciousness remains a concept caught between ambiguous definitions: some argue it is a different manifestation of the same physical nature\, others assert it is a principle distinct from physical nature\, or an epiphenomenon arising from the complexity of physical nature. It is also important to recognize that animals exhibit varying levels of consciousness\, and there are perspectives on consciousness that envision it as a complex web that interconnects not only all forms of animal life but also plant and mineral life\, thereby permeating the entire universe..\nThe education of new generations must take into account the complexity of these issues\, which in the last century have been relegated to the realm of “personal beliefs” and “religious convictions” of individuals. Reassessing them involves engaging with a conflict that has permeated the history of thought and culture\, manifested in the dialectic between myth and philosophy in antiquity\, between faith and reason in the Middle Ages\, and between science and religion in modernity\, now evolving into a confrontation between spirituality and science. This conflict\nremains unresolved\, deeply rooted in our “heritage\,” and can become painful when it leads to the prevalent phenomenon of our time known as “disenchantment.” Conversely\, it can also inspire new perspectives that challenge the very boundaries of “human possibilities” in knowledge and understanding. It is on this frontier that the educational commitment to new generations is evaluated. Educators\, teachers\, and parents face the challenging responsibility of navigating relationships with the complex issues that the current development of AI\nnecessitates. The focus should not be on whether Artificial Intelligence will eventually resemble human intelligence\, but rather on ensuring that human intelligence does not gradually conform to the standards set by Artificial Intelligence. \nThe seminar marks the culmination of a training course for educators of the Liber School Association\, led by Dr. Alessandra Luciano. This course concentrated on the latest advancements in AI\, particularly concerning the philosophical and ethical dilemmas that future generations will need to contemplate regarding the capabilities of emerging technologies. The concluding day of the course consists of two segments: The morning segment\, Intelligence and Consciousness. The “Fragile” Frontier between Science and Spirituality\, focuses on theoretical inquiries related to the advancement of AI\, encompassing the discourse between cognitive science and philosophy\, as well as the interplay between scientific advancement and spirituality. The afternoon segment on Sustainable Education and Spirituality in the Age of Artificial Intelligence focuses on promoting the advancement of new technologies within educational initiatives that are deeply rooted in the principles of sustainability and spirituality. \nIntelligence and Consciousness: The Delicate Boundary Between Science and Spirituality\n9.30 – 12.30 \n9:30 – 10:00 Alessandra Luciano\nDivinity\, the Spirit\, and Artificial Intelligence\nAn introduction to the seminar that reflects on the questions posed by AI and their connection to the philosophical inquiries of the 13th-century scholastics regarding the intellect\, the soul\, and God (or being/intellect)\, along with the tension between philosophy and theology\, as well as science and religion. \n10:00 – 11:00 Michel Bitbol\nA personal critique of the artificial consciousness project\n(debate follows)\nContemporary cognitive science asserts that it has identified the necessary and sufficient conditions to “produce” consciousness and claims that it will soon be able to create conscious artifacts. However\, in their efforts to define consciousness\, have cognitive scientists overlooked the crucial yet indefinable aspect of conscious existence\, which is lived experience? Moreover\, what value is there in attributing consciousness to an entity if the only definitive proof of its consciousness in the fullest sense could only be achieved by placing\noneself\, so to speak\, “in its shoes\,” meaning to experience what it is experiencing? Thus\, the quest for artificial consciousness is less a coherent project and more a reflection of a persistent philosophical misunderstanding regarding the unique status of consciousness within the realm of knowledge and existence. Alternatively\, it may indicate a troubling trend of our increasing inability to engage with our own reality\, highlighting our tendency to evade our true selves. Ultimately\, the criteria employed to validate the success of creating a conscious artifact are expressed in the second person plural (“we recognize\, from the outside\, this being as conscious”)\, neglecting the first person perspective that should be central to this evaluation. \n  \nMichel Bitbol \nPhilosopher of science\, serves as Research Director Emeritus at the CNRS (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) in Paris. He possesses a degree in medicine and a PhD in physics. His research focuses on the connections between quantum mechanics\, the philosophy of mind\, and consciousness\, building upon the work initiated in close collaboration with Francisco Varela. \n \n  \n11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Luigi Berzano\nArtificial Consciousness and Spirituality: Comparisons\n(debate follows)\nAnalogies represent relationships of similarity that are considered fundamental to various phenomena\, allowing them to be viewed with a certain degree of equality. One of the most intriguing contemporary analogies is that between spirituality and artificial intelligence or artificial consciousness. Many scholars argue that there remains a profound difference between spirituality and artificial consciousness.\nHowever\, there is a contrasting viewpoint held by those who believe that the “singularity” of transhumanism\, viewed as the most extreme perspective of artificial consciousness\, is imminent. They contend that in the coming decades\, the traditional foundational concepts of scientific\, cultural\, and religious systems that have been established to provide meaning to life\, including the cycles of birth and\ndeath\, will undergo transformation. In this context\, both first-person subjective experiences (which are synonymous with consciousness) and the imagination of others’ subjective experiences will play a role. Spirituality will also be integral as it pertains to the meaning of transcendence across all levels of reality\, including the creation of the natural world and humanity. For these optimistic proponents of\ntranshumanism\, unexpected connections between science and spirituality are anticipated to emerge in the coming decades. In this paper\, I will present a perspective that interprets the transition from artificial intelligence (AI) to artificial consciousness (AC) – and consequently the analogy between spirituality and artificial consciousness – through three possible lenses: the problem\, the enigma\, and the mystery. The problem is framed as a task within our capabilities\, aimed at providing answers to every conceivable question. The enigma occupies a middle ground between the problem and the mystery\, as it captivates\, immobilizes\, yet invites resolution through two types of explanations:\nthe first offers the key to the enigma and resolves it; the second helps us comprehend what rendered it an enigma. The mystery transcends human understanding\, creating a chasm that appears too vast to bridge with our cognitive abilities. This paper delves into the realm of the Mystery\, presenting elements that support both the optimism of transhumanism and its inherent limitations. \n  \nLuigi Berzano \nA sociologist specializing in religion\, holds the title of Full Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the Luigi Einaudi Campus of the University of Turin and has served as Past President of the National Association of Sociology of Religion AIS. He is currently the director of the series Spirituality without God\, published by Edizioni Mimesis\, ITA. \n \n  \nSustainable Learning and Spirituality in the Era of Artificial Intelligence\n14:30-15:30 Manta Shiitake – Max Ramaciotti\nTeaching in the Digital Era: Analytical Thinking\, Compassion\, and Consciousness.\nOver the last four decades\, technology has revolutionized education\, presenting both challenges and opportunities. Our institution has consistently sought to cultivate globally-minded citizens\, emphasizing the significance of international connections while fostering a deep relationship with nature and encouraging creativity and interpersonal interactions. At our school\, we mentor young individuals to enhance\ntheir critical thinking\, empathy\, and awareness\, ensuring that human potential is never overshadowed by technological advancements. Through everyday experiences\, children acquire the skills to coexist harmoniously with themselves\, their surroundings\, and the innovations that shape our world. \n  \n15:30 – 16:00 Stambecco Pesco – Silvio Palombo\nFrom Artificial Intelligence to Artificial Spirituality?\nThis conference talk addresses several questions that emerge from the notion that AI signifies an additional phase aligned with the process of “externalization” of human abilities.\nReflecting on the steps that have been taken\, two questions emerge regarding the forthcoming actions that are likely to follow. If the potential benefit of artificial intelligence lies in the lack of emotional judgment\, are we prepared to confront it?\nCan spirituality become “artificial” when it depends on codes\, tools\, and symbols to cultivate its own mysticism? \nManta Shiitake – Max Ramaciotti \nExpert in marketing\, co-design\, and digital transformation\, he established startups and directed digital teams in multinational IT companies\, playing a significant role in the technological advancement of renowned luxury and retail brands. Following a period of personal exploration\, he decided to transform his life by relocating to Damanhur\, where he now focuses on merging spirituality and technology\, introducing innovation to this distinctive domain. \n \nStambecco Pesco – Silvio Palombo \nWriter and author of books exploring the experience of Damanhur\, as well as the figure and spiritual vision of its founder\, Falco Tarassaco. He has been living in Damanhur for more than forty years\, where he was one of the initial educators who established the Damanhurian educational experience. As a teacher of meditation techniques and autobiographical writing courses\, he currently collaborates with universities engaged in social research on new spiritual movements and the acknowledgment of their rights to religious\nexpression. \n \n  \n16:00 – 16:45 Orango Riso – Michele Scapino\nThe great confusion generated by rationality\n(debate and closing session follows) \nIn a world governed by artificial intelligence and technical rationality\, an important question emerges: can life be simplified to a logical process? The human brain\, beyond serving as a cognitive organ\, acts as a repository of ideas\, a space where reality is understood through emotions and multisensory experiences. While machines can learn from our decisions\, they lack the capacity to feel\, as the true nature of life resides in emotional processes that transcend logic.\nCommunication is fundamentally composed not just of words\, but of emotions that cannot be encapsulated by algorithms. This truth stands in contrast to the increasing inclination to prioritize technology over philosophy\, diminishing the human being to a mere instrument whose worth is solely based on its technological function. However\, life should not be viewed as a problem to be resolved; rather\, it is an opportunity to embrace\, a journey that encourages us to transcend the dichotomy between right and wrong\, between truth and falsehood. In essence\, truth does not exist as an absolute notion\, but must be constructed through action and experience.\nThe reflection encourages us to reevaluate what is genuinely natural versus artificial\, to explore the distinctions between religion and spirituality\, and to ponder why life itself continues to be an intriguing mystery. It is now time to refresh our understanding and reach a consensus on what constitutes the natural and the artificial\, to clarify the differences between religion and spirituality\, and to question:\nwhy is life considered mystical?
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SUMMARY:Falco Tarassaco—Spiritual Guide\, Healer\, Visionary
DESCRIPTION:A day dedicated to studying the life of the Founder of Damanhur\, an innovative and practical philosopher\, a decade after his passing. \nDamanhur Crea\, Adriano Olivetti Hall and broadcast via Zoom\n10:00—18:00 \nThe translation will be available in ????????English\, ????????Spanish & ???????? German. \nFor reservations\, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our Welcome center. \nTHE PROGRAM \n10:00 Opening \n10:20 Coboldo Melo\, Damanhur\n“From Oberto Airaudi to Falco Tarassaco Cristallo di lava\, a brief biography” \n10:45 Luigi Berzano\, University of Turin\n“Oberto and the years preceding Damanhur” \n11:10 Antilope Verbena\, Damanhur\n“Falco therapist” \n11:35 Massimo Introvigne\, Cesnur\n“Falco and the Damanhurian school system” \n12:00 Pierluigi Zoccatelli\, University of Turin\n“Falco and the Selfica paintings” \n12:30 Opening of the Selfica Gallery and break with the possibility of a visit to the Temples of Humankind\, upon reservation\nThere will be lunch service available\, and the bar will remain open until 16:00\n \n14:15 Majid Valcarenghi\, Conacreis\n“Falco and Damanhur in the panorama of spiritually subversive movements” \n14:40 Elena Zapponi\, Ca’ Foscari University\, Venice\n“Falco in relation to other spiritual masters\, in the research of Prof. Maria Immacolata Macioti” \n14:55 Stefania Palmisano\, University of Turin\n“How much we feel Falco\, in Damanhur\, today” \n15:15 Paolo Narya Tosetto\, Ananda Assisi\n“Falco Tarassaco and Swami Kriyananda\, two paths in the light” \n15:30 Orango Riso\, Damanhur\n“The message of Falco Tarassaco\, from the seventies to today” \n16:00 Panel discussion \n17:00 Damanhur Choir concert \nFor more information or reservations\, please contact our Welcome center. \nHope to see you there!
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