By profession I am deeply interested in how living systems function, especially how different parts interconnect and mutually work together. I am also intrigued by how we can help fixing when those interconnections disengage, break.
Motivated By Fear Our basic operating software is very simple. We are driven to action either by the attraction of pleasure, or by the fear from pain, suffering. Every thought, decision, action is operated by this self-centred “pleasure/pain principle”. The fear of pain, fear of losing what we have is a much stronger motivational force than … More The Evolution Of Fear
Fast Sinking The world is in a great predicament today. We are sinking into a deepening global crisis, barbaric chaos is flooding even the highly developed western societies. We can’t find a solution for our explosive modern paradox, how to reconcile our inherently self-serving, self-justifying nature with the fully integrated, completely interdependent system we evolved into. … More Resuscitating The Stillborn Baby
Anchored To Comfort Zone Although our natural tendency is inclined towards rest, taking holidays, staying within comfort zone, in order to grow and develop we can not stop, but have to keep changing, moving. We need to imagine our lives as a constant climb toward the peak of a high mountain. Our inherently self-serving, self-justifying … More Climbing The Mountain Fuelled By Envy
Flickering Life We are all convinced that we are alive, we perform all kinds of actions, going through countless experiences, adventures, ups and downs during our physical lives. But in truth, looking at it from a cosmic, systematic perspective our individual lives – even that of historic figures whose memory is preserved “for eternity” … More Empty Handed
A Good Book Reading a good book can seemingly transport us into another world. A skillful writer can create such a colourful story, “tasty” reality that the reader can feel oneself entering into that world, oneself playing the actions, living the lives the story portrays. A really good book can initiate such deep emotional impressions in … More Reading A Book
Early Scientists Each great, several thousand years old culture has their legends, traditions, mythology describing the creation, origin of our world and the forces acting in it. Each are based very closely on natural laws, on intimate almost “insider” observation of how nature’s intricate system works. Interestingly when one puts the very original, fundamental “sacred … More The Method
Path of suffering Until today and even right now humanity has been developing instinctively, automatically lead by our inherently self-serving, self-justifying nature. This nature with a simple operating software written on an egocentric “pleasure/pain principle” constantly drives us towards greater personal pleasures, while moving us away from real or expected painful stimuli. Since at the … More Miracles In The Incubator
The Sweet Natural Truth When we look at the system of nature around us we see very simple equations. Everything tries to return to, keep balance and homeostasis. On one hand each element from the inanimate, vegetative to the animate parts of the system makes calculations for self-preservation, constantly acquiring what they need for … More Infinite Sweetness
Locked Into A Selfish, Subjective Coordinate System Most people when they go to a museum and look at a picture, sculpture, or they visit another country, eat something new, they try to decide if they like what they see, experience, taste or not. People constantly make up their own minds, creating their own opinion, … More I Like That Picture
Born Evil We are all evil. Our inherent nature is 100% self-serving, self-justifying and greedy. We are driven to any thought or action by a self-obsessed “pleasure/pain principle” which means our calculations are solely about taking us closer to ever greater pleasures for ourselves while constantly moving us away from suffering, pain. To be fair we are … More Bittersweet Medicine
Entering The Force-Field 