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The 114 Chakras of Sri Amit Ray and AI Consciousness: Could Machines Ever Awaken Non-Local Awareness?

ByCharlie Martin

Abstract Recently, the question of whether artificial intelligence can achieve consciousness has exploded into one of the most intense debates in science, philosophy, and ethics. The 114-chakra system described in contemporary contemplative teachings associated with Sri Amit Ray presents an elaborated psycho-energetic model of human consciousness that emphasizes distributed subtle centers and culminates in what…

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Modeling Cognitive Neurodynamics and Consciousness through Sri Amit Ray’s 256-Chakra Innovations

ByCharlie Martin

Introduction In the rapidly advancing fields of neuroscience and artificial intelligence, modeling consciousness has increasingly drawn on transdisciplinary approaches that merge ancient contemplative practices with modern scientific methodologies. Sri Amit Ray, a leading figure in compassionate AI and quantum consciousness, has pioneered models that integrate Eastern chakra systems with Western dynamical systems theory. His 256-chakra…

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Quantum Attention Functions and Inner Experiences: A Deep Scientific Exploration

ByCharlie Martin

​The concept of Quantum Attention Functions (QAFs), developed by Sri Amit Ray, introduces a groundbreaking shift in our understanding of consciousness. Unlike classical models that view attention as a passive filter, QAFs operate at a quantum level, actively shaping our experiences. In this framework, conscious attention collapses quantum wavefunctions, bringing forth the reality we perceive….

Quantum Consciousness and “Yatha Pinde Tatha Brahmande”

ByCharlie Martin

Quantum consciousness suggests that human awareness arises not just from neural processes but from quantum phenomena occurring at the most fundamental levels of reality. Vedic sciences also approach consciousness as fundamental to existence, rather than a mere byproduct of the brain. As science advances, deeper studies into consciousness, meditation, and quantum mechanics may further validate…