We can create anything together in this age of futuristic possibility.
Createwith AI.
Bring a computer and a dream.
No coding required
Meditation, imagination and hands-on creation. In person, hand in hand with loving guidance.
Enter this group setting with your computer, explore an idea that’s meaningful to you, and begin to make it a reality. The Bhakti Math Guru (Adam Wes) and our team of AI trainers will provide personalized assistance and a general curriculum to help you discover the best way to do it.
Creativity happens in silence. It happens in stillness. It happens in freedom.
In this workshop, we explore the value of meditation. Silence must be cultivated. We take time to enter a state of stillness, so that we may hear the subtle intimations of our heart.
Guided by The Bhakti Math Guru, we turn to Source to access Dharma and see clearly the path of truth and love. Our meditation together facilitates this clarity through energetic transformation.
In meditation, we hear the dreams that have always been there, eternally. We move beyond the conditioning of the mind that limits our creativity and realize the freedom to create as a true expression of our soul.
From that stillness, we command the power of technology to realize its many possibilities. Once the vision is clear, we must combine it with the capacity for real creation. Here we discover the tools and services that bring our vision into reality.
Your vision. Your dream. Let’s create.
A vibrant room full of people. A world of exciting possibilities.
We gather around our computers to turn ideas into something we can see, use and share. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, with conversation and laughter alongside focused work. Bring a project you care about, settle in and enjoy creating with world-class support in good company.
The Bhakti Math Guru (Adam Wes) and our team of AI trainers offer guidance as you work, helping you choose a direction, try an approach and work through the creative process. Along the way, participants share what they’re making. A working prototype or an unexpected result can spark an idea for someone else and give everyone something to celebrate. This is a jubilant environment celebrating the possibilities of today.
Coding has often felt out of reach without a rigorous technical background. AI offers a new possibility: a different toolkit for learning and creating, bringing projects within reach that once required years of study and substantial funding. Technical knowledge still helps, and you’ll develop it as you go. The kind of knowledge you need is changing: choosing the right tools, directing the AI and shaping what it creates. That is part of what you’ll learn in this course.
In an environment where just about anything feels possible, we must tap into the spiritual dimensions that help us see and know what is meant to be created. Let your heart and intuition guide you. Open your mind, notice what excites you, and give your dream a place to begin.
Applications · Publishing systems · Creative software
The many dimensions of building with AI.
These examples draw on the techniques behind the applications, dashboards, book, online store and visual production systems created by The Bhakti Math Guru.
Choose the possibilities that are relevant to your projects. We’ll help you find a starting point and the tools to bring it into reality.
Applications & connected systems
7 examples⌄
Build a personal task dashboard
Connect tasks, schedules, notes and project progress to a database. Choose the fields and views that fit your work.
Build a client dashboard
Combine client records, project status, deliverables and follow-ups, with search and filters for efficient review.
Develop an interactive web application
Build controls, saved settings and responsive visuals for a planning tool, demonstration or custom app.
Design a database for your project
Structure the information your applications need. Define relationships and use queries to retrieve and update records.
Connect an API
Connect your app to thousands of other services through APIs, from payments to transcription.
Build an AI assistant into an application
Connect an AI model to your interface. Supply relevant context and tools to help someone complete a task.
Create a custom user interface
Design layouts, controls and interactions around the people who will use your application.
Websites & business systems
6 examples⌄
Build an analytics dashboard
Collect website or app activity. Show trends, usage and results through charts, filters and reports.
Develop a custom online store
Build a product catalog with previews and options. Connect checkout and manage orders through your own interface.
Connect payments with order fulfillment
Use payment notifications to grant access, deliver a digital product or send a paid order to a supplier.
Create a client resource portal
Organize recordings, documents and resources into client pages, with access controls for private material.
Build and deploy a website
Develop pages and supporting services, connect a domain and establish a repeatable publishing process.
Set up enrollment emails and reminders
Connect registration to an email service for joining instructions, resources and timely reminders.
Content & publishing systems
6 examples⌄
Turn recordings into a searchable library
Connect transcripts, titles, summaries and media players to organize talks, interviews or classes into a website.
Develop articles from transcripts
Clean and organize transcripts into edited articles, checking the result against the original recording.
Produce an illustrated book
Combine text, artwork and reusable layouts into a book, with consistent typography and files ready for publication.
Build a branded graphics generator
Combine AI images, layout rules and typography to generate a consistent series of posters or campaign graphics.
Generate web pages from structured content
Store text, images and media references in a consistent format. Use templates to build and update the pages.
Build an interactive lesson
Combine explanations, adjustable controls and visual demonstrations so learners can change inputs and see results.
Visual software & media production
7 examples⌄
Build a configurable artwork generator
Create original artwork from rules and parameters, with controls to produce, review and export variations.
Develop interactive 3D visualizations
Build explorable scenes with geometry, materials, lighting and camera controls to present objects, ideas or data.
Program animated scenes
Define how objects, cameras and visual elements change over time. Render the sequence for a presentation or video.
Synchronize narration with demonstrations
Connect a script and voice track to timed visuals, captions or application controls for a guided explanation.
Automate video production with FFmpeg
Assemble footage, music, narration and titles with reusable commands. Encode videos with consistent settings.
Export artwork for print, web and video
Export the resolution, dimensions and formats for each destination from the same source project.
Explore sound engineering
Use AI to help arrange, edit and mix audio, design sounds and build workflows for music, narration and video.
Become empowered to keep learning. These workshops are a starting point. Build practical skills and the confidence to continue learning with AI, explore new tools and take your projects further. View workshop details →
Individual assessment · Personal guidance
We begin with your idea.
Bring something you want to build or a process you want to improve. We’ll assess your idea, experience and goals, then identify a manageable first version.
We’ll help you choose your stack—the combination of AI tools, software and services that fits your idea—and show you how the pieces work together. Ask for what you want, look at what the AI creates, then notice what feels right and what you want to change.
Bring your questions into the room. Work alongside other people, try things, share discoveries and let the process help you decide what comes next.
Technological intelligence
Learn the technology behind the possibilities.
Becoming proficient with AI means more than learning how to write prompts. It means developing a practical grasp of the technological world that AI can help you navigate.
You don’t need to become a professional programmer—or perhaps this is what it means to be the programmer of the future. You can begin to see how websites work, what programming languages and databases do, how APIs connect different systems, and how cloud services make applications available to the world. This is something anyone can do.
We’ll learn to recognize which technology to use for which problem. Depending on your project, we may explore:
Choosing your stackExplore what’s available and choose a combination of tools that serves your idea, experience and budget.
Directing the creative processDecide what matters to you, ask AI for what you want, and refine the result through observation, intuition and practical checks.
AI models, tools and contextRecognize different strengths and provide the files, instructions and context needed for useful work.
Websites, applications and databasesLearn what the main parts do and how they fit together.
APIs and connected servicesSee how software communicates with other tools and online services.
Cloud infrastructureExplore how services such as Cloudflare help make a project available online.
AI-assisted codingLearn how AI can help create and modify software, and how to check what it produces.
Automation and new toolsRecognize opportunities to connect steps, reduce repetitive work and evaluate new technology.
The goal isn’t to memorize every technology. It’s to develop technological intelligence: enough knowledge to look at a problem or a dream and begin to see how today’s tools could make it possible.
Imagine · Create · Share
Your projects shape the workshops.
The workshop gives you time to explore, build and share. Short demonstrations flow into working time, with our AI trainers at your side. We begin with a three-hour gathering, followed by a week to develop, work and practice on your project before our follow-up session.
DEFINE
Choose a first version.
Identify who will use it, what it needs to do and which tools it requires. Set a scope you can begin working on during the workshop.
IMPLEMENT
Build and try it.
Work with the recommended tools, give AI specific instructions and test the output. Continue developing your project as you go.
REVIEW
Refine the result.
Show what you’ve made, get feedback and share what you learned. Celebrate your progress and choose what to create next.
Your guide
The Bhakti Math Guru, Adam Wes
The Bhakti Math Guru, Adam Wes, has been working with computers since childhood. He worked at Microsoft as a teenager, began studying computer programming in college at age 15, and has spent recent years developing original software for his mathematical art and education.
His work has attracted a following of nearly a quarter-million people and reached well over 10 million views.
His projects include Mathematics, an interactive application, along with a book, a poster store and artwork generators for social content.
Adam is a meditation teacher and mystic, with more than fifteen years of spiritual practice and over a decade of meditation teaching. His practice centers on Light, love and Bhakti Yoga.
The Bhakti Math Guru, Adam Wes leads the experience with our AI trainers Marea, Chris and Shaili. We move around the room, help you work through questions and guide you as your project takes shape.
The first group
A workshop built around your projects.
In-person creation with The Bhakti Math Guru, Adam Wes, and our AI trainers.
An individual assessment of your idea, experience and goals.
Personal recommendations and help getting your project started.
Recommendations for tools, learning resources and further exploration.
Practice and feedback during every session.
Time to explore and develop your project at your own pace.
For adults with basic browser and file-saving skills. The examples and technical depth will follow the group’s projects; we’ll focus on the technologies that serve your projects. Larger applications and businesses will require continued work.
Practical questions
Before you begin.
How is the workshop arranged?
We meet in person on Sunday, October 25, 3–6 p.m., then return on Sunday, November 1, 3–4:30 p.m. All times are Pacific. The first gathering includes demonstrations, guided creation and personal help. The week between sessions gives you time to develop, work and practice on your project. Bring your progress and questions to the follow-up. Sessions are not recorded.
Where will we meet?
In person in Santa Monica or Los Angeles. The exact venue and arrival details will be confirmed before the first gathering.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Bring a computer and a willingness to learn. I’ll explain the relevant technology as we use it, adapting the guidance to your starting point and project.
Can I build an app or a whole book?
Yes, bring that idea. We’ll identify a useful piece to begin during the workshop and the technology it needs. Completing a full application, book or business will generally take further work beyond the workshop.
What should I bring to the first workshop?
Your laptop and charger, a project idea and a few examples or source materials you’re allowed to use. Be ready to explain what you want to make, who it is for and what you have tried so far. A project at the idea stage is welcome.
Which AI tools will we use?
Start with a ChatGPT account and a Google account for Docs and Slides. No paid AI features are required for the core practice. We may demonstrate other tools relevant to participants’ projects; any optional services can have their own costs and usage limits. Bring a laptop, not a phone alone.
Enrollment details
Clear expectations.
$333 USD covers one adult participant, the complete workshop, downloadable materials and brief course-related email questions during the workshop and for one week after the final session. Bring a computer, an idea and material you are allowed to use. Class attendance and participation are needed to complete the project. This is a practical introductory course; it does not promise income, professional certification or a completed app.
Refunds: All sales are final. No refunds.
Attending: workshops take place in person in Santa Monica or Los Angeles. The exact venue, address and arrival instructions will be confirmed before the first gathering. Bring your laptop and charger. Your paid enrollment covers one participant.
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Create with AI
Bring a computer. Bring a dream. Let’s create.
Bring your computer, your ideas and your imagination. Create alongside other people, with guidance when you need it and a room ready to celebrate what you make.