Question: How can you anticipate a person’s unexpressed needs? Answer: In order to anticipate each other’s needs – expressed or unexpressed – we need to build completely new relationships with each other. The most important law in the Universe is the “law of equivalence”. In order to get to know, to understand things, we have … More Feeling Another
Question: What is best way to get someone to move out of your house? Answer: Try showering them with absolute, unconditional love and service, regardless of their behaviour, reaction. Such a “perfect, true love” – even if played artificially – effects people like a shock, like a tsunami sweeping then off their feet. When someone … More “Scary” Perfect Love
Question: What is the most overlooked truth about religion? Answer: The most overlooked truth about religion is that “original religion” – “religion” as Humanity’s direct relation to Nature’s single governing force, principle – had nothing to do with blind faith. Original religion was about methodical, scientific attainment of this singular force by becoming similar to … More True Religion
Question: Is God in our hearts? Answer: We can say that “God is revealed in the heart”, with the “small print” that God isn’t revealed in individual hearts, only in a perfectly interconnected, collective heart. We need to reveal God – more precisely the “godly qualities” of selfless, unconditional love and service towards others – … More Where Is God?!
Question: What is something that as a child you didn’t understand about adults, but now as an adult you understand? Answer: As a child I understood that adults, everybody else exists only to serve me. As an adult – after studying a unique educational method about our Human purpose – I understand that others exist … More Growing Up To Serve Others
Question: Is there something you’ve changed about yourself that makes other people happy but not you? Answer: This is a very important question as it goes deep into what we are expected to do! We are all born with an inherently self-serving, self-justifying nature. We can do calculations only for our own sake by default. … More The Egoist Altruist
Question: Was there a time you had to do something that you had said before that you would never do? Answer: Well, I think anybody who has been living in a marriage for a long time had to go through such “turnarounds”… When we find ourselves in closed, mutually interdependent relationships, environments, most of the … More Eating Humble Pie
Question: What is the laziest thing you have ever done and not regretted? Answer: I do not remember a specific, precise example right now, but laziness usually stops us taking part in something, going for something new, acting instead of staying put. As wise empirical scientists who became fully versed in the intricacies of Human … More Lazy Calculations
Question: What is the hardest thing you’ve ever had to tell your partner? Answer: I think the first most difficult thing is to tell her, that I love her. Even just to say this requires a certain amount of humility, self-annulment, even if it is not completely true. But when love becomes true, when I … More “Scary” Love
Question: What was one of the most challenging test (academic or personal) that you’ve ever had to pass? Answer: The most challenging personal test we all face is giving up the all-powerful control of our inherently self-serving, self-justifying, egoistic nature and corresponding subjective perception of reality, in order to rise above a blind, instinctive, “animate” … More The Greatest Challenge: Losing The Self
Entering The Force-Field 