Technology is the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes. Speaking practically, being, is the most essential of purposes. 

We are experiencing the advent of using technology for a variety of applications from finance to health to the communication of objects. Three industrial revolutions, the internet, social media, and so on have been the products of the rapid application of technology, bringing about a whole new set of problems in need of solutions. 

The key problem of our time is our relationship between our inner selves, the world at large, and our place in it. A solution to address this relationship is on the horizon.

For the last 10 years, many have begun to apply sacred knowledge, millenary wisdom and wellness practices through technology. From meditation apps to podcasts and crowdfunding campaigns, attempts have been made to facilitate the inner journey with the external tools at our disposal. 

BeingTech is a new industry vertical and perhaps the most profound and challenging yet. How are we to tackle the plethora of issues we face like climate change, social disconnection, political discord, and physical health without addressing them at the source- ourselves?

The flawed mindset of systematic problem-solving to non-system oriented questions has brought about burnout, imbalance, excess, confusion, and devolution to our most primal selves as we survive the rapid change as exponential technological advances. Paradoxically it is this learning curve which if applied authentically to the wisdom of manifestation, contemplation, and consciousness that may bring about that much needed inner peace allowing our species to return to symbiosis and regeneration. 

BeingTech is not the future. It is the present. It is a choice to be made every day not by algorithms but by algorithmic manifestations of the sacred and the self.