A Conversation About the Future with Ray Kurzweil, Deepak Chopra and others
at a Movie Theatre Near You
Join Deepak and an all-star panel as they discuss the future of humanity, including the merger of man and machine and the potential to live forever! Plus, exclusively for the first time in nationwide movie theatres, extended excerpts from the acclaimed film, Transcendent Man!
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To live in joy allow experience to flow through you with loving awareness and without clinging or aversion. -Deepak Chopra
You’re talking a lot about leadership lately, based on your book “The Soul of Leadership: Unlocking Your Potential for Greatness.” How can employees unlock their leadership potential?
I use the acronym LEADERS: L stands for look, listen, envision. E stands for emotional intelligence, emotional freedom, emotional bonding. A stands for awareness — what am I observing, what am I feeling, what do I need; what do you need and how can I help you? D stands for doing; for having goals and time limits for your goals. E stands for empowerment, which has to do with going beyond the usual fear of criticism. R stands for responsibility, taking risks and responding to feedback. Then S stands for synchronicities and coincidences. (more…)
AP By DERRIK J. LANG – AP Entertainment Writer
LOS ANGELES (AP) — At the end of a long day, many gamers zone out by competing in online death matches, or they check out by escaping to virtual realms. Spiritual leader Deepak Chopra is hoping gamers will instead choose to chill out with “Leela,” his ambitious new effort to combine gaming and meditation. (more…)
July 18, 2011 By Jim Arthur, Senior Meditation Editor
Instead of realistic war simulations, shooting gallery adventures, death races, Deepak Chopra wants you to activate your chakras in this Xbox Game.
Spiritual leader Deepak Chopra is hoping gamers will instead choose to chill out with “Leela,” his ambitious new effort to combine gaming and meditation.
“I personally believe that you can accelerate neural development and biological evolution through video games,” said Chopra. “Unfortunately, that’s not what we’re doing right now. What we’re doing is creating addictions to violence, adrenaline and mindlessness, rather than mindfulness. That was my personal motivation to get involved in this medium.” Continue reading: Click
