Artificial Dharma

AI is presenting Dharma, but remember that it’s just words; there is no experience behind those words. It scans the web and produces its verdict. AI has no compassion and no wisdom – anyone who just repeats word is AI.

We must consider what we are saying, and to whom. Dharma is a generalisation. Realisation of the words is only through silent contemplation and meditation, when we understand the pattern of our behaviour. Then we know the ultimate truth of our being, which pure consciousness.

But don’t believe a word you’ve just read. 🙂 AI can’t say that. Dogmatic people can’t say that.

Being told that Dharma can only be transmitted by the breath of another* is also suspicious, although it’s a nice idea. The real Dharma is what we are, and have always been. The consequence of realisation is mind-blowing – we cannot stop waking up.

It’s a very tricky world out there.
Words have many levels of meaning depending on the audience.
Our trouble starts when AI changes the meaning of words.

* A ‘lung’ (pronounced loong) is the oral transmission of a text, mantra, or practice by an authorised holder in the Vajrayana tradition.