Chit chat about science, knowledge, meditation, poetry and Irish
Preparing to meet with the Minister for Education
Initial message to the Irish Government in relation to the establishment of a prevention wing in the military. Some poems in Irish. A discussion of my motivation for this activity.
Expressing my thanks to everyone who interacted with me on this project, especially Patricia.
Breaking the cycle of ignorance in mathematical education. Dúthaireamhaíocht or Gaelic computation. Looking for support for this project.
A short description of research exploring the use of Gaeilge, Irish, as a means of exploring and expressing concepts from quantum physics.
Many great interactions on knowledge. Idirgníomh ildánta faoi eolais.
Establishing a research effort aimed at developing material based on vedic mathematics. Call for support.
The process of pulling the arrow back on the bow. archery computation
Beginning the journey into the heart of knowledge. irish, computation, economics, evolution
Athrú a chur chun cinn ar fud riarachán na sochaí - Promoting change throughout the administration of society
The forty ministries of the government of nature, their associated qualities of consciousenss, and their associated aspect of the Vedic Literature.
Knowledge of consciousness in the Irish language.
An Diamhar - The Divine Mystery. Historical recording from 2010.
Resolving the global threat posed by information systems.
Recitation of Aonró, and a little chat.
A poem written during my first visit back to the Gaeltacht of Corcra Dhuibhne.
Arthur Koestler's book The Ghost in the Machine. Irish words for quantum mechanics, and quantum entanglement. The language of science.
Recording of a poem based in Coumineoil in West Kerry. Origin of the name for the Blasket Islands.
Recording of a poem, made in 2002. The poem is set overlooking Coumineoil in west Kerry.
The interpretation of life the universe and everything in Irish as Lúgh.
Unifying the specific values of science with the general aspects of art. A systematic knowledge of consciousness. Knowledge in the natural world.
Research and development project to support establishment of centre. Such development will pay dividends in the educational sector. Initial design based on ancient knowledge. Project has global scope.
Integrated teaching of language and computation. The Dingle Maths Project. Live event on Facebook.
Discussing why it is useful to use more than one language in the process of computation.
The title for the centre in Irish is Ionad na h-Éaladhan Dúchais.
One of the oldest covered structures in the world is in Ireland. At the time of the winter solstice at dawn the light of the sun enters a passage and lights up a central chamber. For the first time this is being live-streamed on the internet, at the OPW website. Similar event in Kerry. Ameragáin's Invocation.
Research and development are essential to modern life. Research, development and education are the most culturing of cultural activities and should respect the constitution. In this and the podcasts to come I will develop in detail how this may be achieved
This is a time for family. The traditional Irish Greeting. Using friendliness and compassion to resolve problems with pollution. Happy holidays.
What I have learned on my journey. Looking forward to developing further knowledge.
Book by Sir James Jeans. Exploring the darker side of life. Returning home.
Resolving rather than solving in computation. The Simple Sums Project. Using the Irish language as a language of computation. Promotion in the media. Resolving mathematical education.
Pursuing research in Consciousness. Fulfilling the desire for knowledge. Studying the simplest form of computation.
Link to interview with Dr. Tony Nader. A little about my own search for knowledge.
We explore the potential for using the Irish language as a language of science and technology by expressing a unified field chart for the emergence of a quark from the unified field.
Recitation and discussion of a poem delineating the qualities of Dúthgaois, or Consciousness.
Three poems in Irish which I recite and then talk a little about them.