Threshold — Mundane to Cosmic
A First Letter from StarGate Labs
A First Letter from StarGate Labs
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Is there a spiritual dimension to technology — and can it be restored? Here's where two years of work has landed.

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StarGate Labs is a Cosmological Technology Incubator exploring the intersection of Consciousness, the Cosmos, and Technology. We’re building technologies that exist in the context of a multi-dimensional universe — grounded in rigorous research, and moving now toward a physical space: a cosmological laboratory where teams will build cosmological technologies together over a one-year pilot.
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Two Pillars of Stargate Labs

Tycho Brahe's castle Uraniborg

Research Lab

Recovering technology's original purpose as an interface to a multi-dimensional reality — through sacred geography, healing technology, and rigorous comparative cosmology.

The inside of the incubator

The Incubator

A cosmological space, in the lineage of Uraniborg and India's Navagraha temples — where pilot technologies are built utilizing hermetic or cosmological frameworks.

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Ways to Engage

Workshops and gatherings exploring cosmological technology in practice — starting with You Are the StarGate.
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Explore — Articles, Podcasts & Events

Explore our latest dialogues, workshops, and articles.

Restoring the Spiritual Dimension of Technology
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Podcast

Restoring the Spiritual Dimension of Technology

Cincinnatus Hibbard

Subhash Kak
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Science Only Explains 0.5% of the Universe!

Dr. Subhash Kak

Pir Zia
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Multi-Dimensional Cosmology

Pir Zia Inayat Khan

Debashish
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Reclaiming Technology

Debashish Banerji

Re-imagining Spaces of Cosmic Orientation
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Re-imagining Spaces of Cosmic Orientation

Historical precedents

Tattva Technologies
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Tattva Technologies

A cosmological foundation

You Are the StarGate
Workshop

You Are the StarGate

Group Journey

Designing Cosmological Technologies
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Designing Cosmological Technologies

From history to prototype

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