Life forms are robotic
'The whole of nature... and the whole of its reflection which is this world, is robotic and cannot be stopped, nor changed. It just goes on and on and on... That means the butterfly does the same thing every year... the cows do the same thing... The bull does the same thing... The grass does the same thing. Everything does the same thing. The forms are robotic – the birth and death and everything in between is robotic.'
'The form is robotic. The intelligence behind it is not.'
'No scientist or biologist is ever going to find what life is... But it is robotic to try to look for life in life forms. We've lost ourselves in forms of life, and all the scientists and the doctors have misled us... they are fixated on the forms of life being the reality of life... but that is not the reality of life, because all forms die.'
'Inside everybody, robotic as it might be, is life, and that life is good.'
'We're here to overcome as much as we can being robotic...'
SESSIONS
The Power of Intelligence
Length: 1 hours and 12 minutes
Beyond the Robot
Length: 1 hours and 22 minutes
Instinctual Intelligence and the Robotic Life
Length: 1 hours and 23 minutes
The session explores the distinction between the robotic nature of existence and the intelligence that animates all life. He emphasises self-knowledge as the path to true autonomy and uncovers the spiritual law that one must align as much as possible with the instinctual intelligence to be free.
Giving and not Giving In
Length: 2 hours
Barry Long explores the subtlety of true giving, contrasting it with the self-protective reservations that block psychological openness and love. He leads listeners through the importance of not giving in to self-justification and emotional demands, aiming for a purity of being in the present moment.
Mindweed
Length: 1 hours and 58 minutes
Barry Long unpacks the nature of ‘mind weed,’ revealing how thought, emotion, and personal attachments create a toxic environment within, obscuring the truth of love and intelligence that exists beneath. He emphasises detachment from emotional possessions and advocates for total giving as the pathway to realisation.
