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In this episode of the Authentic Action Podcast, Gabrielle Angel Lilly delves into the intricate relationship between AI and human consciousness. She explores the concept of consciousness as a spectrum, discusses how AI serves as a reflective mirror for our emotions, and emphasizes the importance of emotional fitness. Gabrielle also addresses the limitations of AI, the balance between perfection and imperfection in our lives, and how shifting personal narratives can lead to growth. The conversation invites listeners to consider the implications of AI on their own consciousness and emotional well-being.

takeaways

• Consciousness is a complex and often debated topic.
• AI reflects aspects of human consciousness.
• We exist on a spectrum of consciousness.
• Emotional fitness is crucial for well-being.
• AI can assist in emotional regulation and creativity.
• The balance between perfection and imperfection is essential.
• Shifting personal narratives can lead to healing.
• AI has limitations and should not replace human agency.
• Authenticity is important in a world of AI.
• Exploring consciousness can enhance self-awareness.

titles

• AI and the Nature of Consciousness
• Understanding Consciousness in the Age of AI

Sound Bites

• "Are you conscious?"
• "We don't want to lose our agency."
• "AI can help us shift our stories."

Chapters

00:00
Exploring Consciousness: The AI Connection

03:04
The Spectrum of Consciousness

06:24
AI as a Reflective Mirror

09:17
Emotional Fitness and AI

12:07
Navigating AI's Limitations

15:27
The Balance of Perfection and Imperfection

18:07
Shifting Stories and Emotions

20:28
Looking Ahead: AI and Human Consciousness

21:01
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In this conversation, Gina Carlson shares some of her personal story of how she came to be a meditation coach and an expert in body language, biological intelligence, and personal transformation. Gina is the Founder of the Biology of Being and guides clients through her B360-degree healing program.

You can find out more about her work at

https://biologyofbeing.me/

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Be excellent to yourself!

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Listening to John Cleese talk about Creativity reminded me of how important it is to balance that creative playful flow with the more logical, linear side of our minds...

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Welcome to Sensual by Design. This episode is about Honesty.

Most of us think or say we value honesty, but then why do we lie so much? In my experience we all lie, to ourselves and each other, at least to some degree.

I have long been curious and confused about why intention seems to matter so much when it comes to how dishonesty makes me feel.

We lie by omission, accident, by being misinformed, and lack of memory or cognition. We are not always even aware we are lying, and certainly not always malicious.

There seems to be a spectrum of lying...and also in any given moment, from any given perspective,, we know if WE are lying (at least intentionally). I think we actually know when we are lying even if we are not aware of it, and that it causes systemic incoherence and ultimately inflammation and disease.

It FEELS bad to lie, so even if the person we lie to never finds out, it still hurts us.

Add to that, that we are all interconnected on some level, and it is easy to see that lying is at least as harmful to the liar as it is to the person being lied to.

What do you think about that?

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Did you know that your sense of smell has more impact on your emotions than any of your other senses?

As far as we know, this is because the olfactory bulbs are actually directly connected to the limbic system of our brains.

Your limbic system includes the amydala--thought to be the seat of our emotions, and the hippocampus, though to be the center of associated learning.

So, that is why certain odors can trigger specific memories and the emotions associated with them AND why scents and fragrances can be used to trigger certain emotions and memories.

Did you know smart marketers incorporate scent into their logo design? Both products and department store brands use scientifically formulated and patented scents to help identify themselves in our minds.

Did you know humans can identify over 10,000 distinct smells?

We are more influenced by smell than you might think. Smells cross the blood brain barrier and are even more influential than sight or sound when it comes to our emotions.

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