Spirit Tech Hub Nexus @ Hormesis

🌌 Join us for an enlightening evening at Spirit Tech Hub Nexus!
📅 Where: אשקלון 23, 60000 תל אביב - יפו, ישראל
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🌟 Event Overview:
Before technology decides what we need, let’s choose for ourselves. Technology evolves faster than our ability to understand what we truly want from it. This evening invites you to pause, breathe, and explore a different question: What do we want technology to do for us if we were to choose from a place of wholeness, rather than emptiness?

🌀 Spirit Tech is a burgeoning field examining how technological tools can support personal growth, psychological healing, and experiences of meaning and depth. The question is not just what technology can do — but how we can approach it wisely and responsibly.

🤝 About Spirit Tech Hub IL:
A community connecting researchers, developers, and entrepreneurs in Israel focused on this intersection. This is our first in-person gathering!

🎨 Evening Program:

• Opening: CyberDali Art by Tali Apel, Philosopher, Consciousness Researcher, and GenAI Artist, showcasing original works at the intersection of AI and CyberDali vision.
• Panel Discussion: Omri Tsuk will interview three voices:
  • Efrat Fogel: Researcher specializing in the vagus nerve, exploring technology and integrative interventions for post-trauma healing.
  • Lior Har-Lev: Multimedia artist and experience designer, creator of rituals combining technology, spirit, and nature.
  • Omer Chomski: Philosopher and former high-tech entrepreneur exploring the link between technology and consciousness through a PhD at Technion.
• Closing: A collective ritual led by Lior Har-Lev, created specifically for this evening — a moment of group connection, shared vision, and opening for new collaborations.

💫 This evening is not just a conversation about spiritual technology — it is itself a small ritual. A moment for people who care about the direction we’re heading to come together, align a shared intention, and collectively ask: What technology will serve the human spirit rather than enslave it?