Jason Antalek · Metaphysical Technologist

Technology.
The metaphysical.
The work between them.

Systems builder, educator, and speaker. Jason connects metaphysical inquiry with the practical work of organizing knowledge, collaborating with AI, and shaping experiences.

Teaching, workshops, and talks. Online and in person, by arrangement.

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Jason Antalek
Colorado Springs, Colorado

Built and taught.
Put into practice.

Two eight-week SoulTrium Build cohorts.
16 hours of original curriculum in applied AI.

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Choose the question.
Give it a place to go.

Bring a practical challenge, a metaphysical question, or both. These session subjects are starting points for an engagement shaped around your audience.

Workshop · Build the Work

Turn Knowledge Into a Working System

How do we turn scattered knowledge into something we can use?

Work to carry forward: A first project map and a next step to develop.

Audience & session details

For: Entrepreneurs, educators, creators, and teams whose knowledge has outgrown the systems supporting it.

In the session: Map a project, identify the missing connections, and sketch a repeatable way to develop it.

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Teaching session · SoulTrium

Beyond the Prompt

How do we keep context, judgment, and continuity in our work with AI?

Work to carry forward: A structure for context, instructions, and reviewing AI responses.

Audience & session details

For: People already using AI who want greater continuity, relevance, and ownership of their work.

In the session: Work through a project brief, a knowledge structure, and a set of instructions, then examine how they affect the response.

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Workshop · Akashaman + AkashaSync

Presence Is Part of the System

How does the way we show up change what happens in a room?

Work to carry forward: A practice for noticing and choosing how you participate.

Audience & session details

For: Facilitators, educators, leaders, and communities interested in presence and participation.

In the session: Use guided observation and small-group reflection to examine changes in attention, interaction, and the experience of a space.

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Talk · Metaphysical Technology

The Unseen in the Systems We Build

How do metaphysical questions shape the technology we create?

Work to carry forward: A way to examine design, experience, and personal interpretation.

Audience & session details

For: Interdisciplinary events and curious communities willing to explore across technical and metaphysical perspectives.

In the session: Consider examples from across Jason’s work, distinguish observation from interpretation, and bring your own questions to the conversation.

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Scope, preparation, and format are agreed around the people in the room.

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Different ways in.
A connected body of work.

Jason works with the connection between technology and the metaphysical: how presence, intention, and personal meaning inform what we build and experience. Each practice gives that inquiry a different setting. Each person retains authority over what an experience means to them.

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Knowledge into usable systems

Build the Work

Turns scattered knowledge into connected systems for decisions, production, and continued development.

In the teaching: map what matters, connect the parts, and give the work a structure.

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Akashic practice & personal inquiry

Akashaman

Jason’s Akashic Records practice, begun in 2016. A place for personal questions, patterns, and individual discernment.

In the teaching: listening, presence, and the meaning each person makes of an experience.

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Responsive environments

AkashaSync

Explores responsive environments through the Akasha Room project, bringing human presence, light, sound, and participation into the design.

In the teaching: examine how a technical design shapes a human experience.

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Human + AI + Field

SoulTrium

Brings Human + AI + Field into shared learning and practice. SoulTrium Build is its delivered applied AI teaching program.

In the teaching: carry context forward, work with AI, and retain human judgment.

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Meet the person
behind the perspective.

Jason Antalek smiling in a dark jacket against a warm gold background.

Colorado Springs, Colorado

I build the systems that support the mission.

Jason’s experience spans metaphysical practice, live environments, curriculum design, and systems building. He founded AkashaSync and is the architect of SoulTrium.

For a host, that brings a teacher who can move between an idea, a working example, and the questions people bring. His sessions make room for practical development and personal interpretation.

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For event organizers

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Jason Antalek is a Metaphysical Technologist, systems builder, educator, and speaker based in Colorado Springs. His work spans Akashaman, Build the Work, AkashaSync, and SoulTrium, connecting metaphysical practice, knowledge architecture, responsive environments, and AI education. He designed and delivered two eight-week SoulTrium Build cohorts with an original 16-hour curriculum. His talks and workshops invite audiences to build, question, and examine their own experience.

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