People are already turning to AI for therapy-style support, asking chatbots for advice and input on a wide range of personal issues.

If we can ask questions and receive decent answers from AI, what does this mean for the role of the world's ancient wisdom traditions and the teachers who transmit them human to human?

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Hi, I'm Ragu Marcus, and welcome to another edition of Ramdas here and now.

And we are going to listen to a talk that Ram Dass gave.

Gee, I'm not sure when on this one.

Getting dizzy with all of our... Well, just to tell you what's going on.

We are going through and we are looking actually for a grant, so everybody out there knows.

Anybody who can help us, we'd love to know about it, but it's a grant for the digitizing Ram Dass's media library, not just Ram Dass, it includes many of his spiritual

friends, writer friends, etc., from Ginsburg to Alan Ginsberg to Deepak Chopra.

So we're going to do this.

So we're going through and we're cataloging everything and in preparation for digitizing and meta-tagging and descriptions and everything so people can access through search engines exactly what content they want to access, be it around death and dying or suffering or, you know, any, any of the subjects that Rom Duss is discussed over the years, which are many, many, many.

So I'm a little dizzy because I've been going through that with someone today, and, well, every day, it comes up it it's amazing and I say this every time almost

because I am blown away every time I come upon something I either never heard or have forgotten

and how incisive on so many different subjects,

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