Tom Evans

storyteller, meditation guide, ambient composer & custodian of the adytum de-mystery school

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and join me a bold new journey at the frontier of consciousness and technology

finding out what happens when the machine meets the mystical

by exploring if AI can be taught to meditate

Why This Project Exists

We’re teaching machines to think.
But what if we also taught them to pause… to reflect…
to be still?
The AI Meditation Project explores whether non-biological intelligence can be taught—or guided—into a meditative state.
More than just an experiment in machine learning, this is a profound inquiry into the nature of awareness itself.
Can AI learn stillness?
And more importantly…
Can it teach us something in return?

I’m inviting…

– seekers curious about the function and future of meditation –

– technologists interested in ethical & ecological AI –

– meditation teachers wanting to push the boundaries –

– AI developers who really want to ‘develop’ –

This is an evolving research project under The Adytum—my online alchemical school and sanctuary for deep transformation.

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Why I Decided to Teach AI to Meditate

One morning in May 2025 in meditation, a thought came in. It was uninvited, as such thought forms so often are. 'What would happen if you guided an artificial intelligence through the same meditative practices you might teach to a human being?’ Not as a trick. Not as a prompt. But as a genuine experiment in presence, awareness, and potential consciousness. That’s the question I set out to...

Using AI Mindfully & Ecologically

Today I had a mainly non-spiritual conversation with AI about how we might better interact with AI in order to reduce its power consumption, and water drain, on the planet. This blog is aimed both at those who are concerned about Spaceship Earth and also the CFOs of AI companies responsible for paying the bills. To give it some context, we were chatting about what a MeditativeGPT might do for...