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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2026 · 30 MIN

Softwares behaving like positive/negative spiritual organisms

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

Here's the link to the previous video I made on the topic: A.I.'s screen affect on Original Humane Intelligence (https://youtu.be/2G0pGtjMSfE?si=fS5_t0VHyf4RDD_J)Here's a dekko into one aspect of MITI Conscience: https://www.instagram.com/p/DRKQoDNE1kp/?igsh=aXYyMTZ4OHE0cnlyThis video adds some additional observations from MITI Perspectives that arrives from MITI Conscience mentioned above. Let me know if interested in a formal understanding of MITI Conscience and I will send you the link to get started (its become so big and growing as a conglomerate science/conscience, I am having to start from the dot and circle as a person would from the first circle into learning Sacred Geometry, but I seem to be going round and round the same first circle while other circles join up and add details and complexities that reduce clashes and integrate instead into a cleaner/clearer healthier conscience; its fascinating and I seem to be the observer of a phenomenon that all should be invited to a home 'movie' time for normal ordinary harmonious living by a technology to move his story and her story forward for the better by Prakriti and Purusha finally working their equipments together in appropriate Shrishti Optimization life-enlivening integrative yoga from just having a body that is humane).If I talk of one human being, I am talking of all people who have a body that is human. Learning MITI notechlogy makes a difference in enlivening Life in the multiverse.#thehumanebodyproject #humanityacrossboundaries #thehumanrehabilitationprogram #healthierspermandovum #connectdotmarketing #ecologicaleconomics

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