Question: Can work pressure shorten someone’s life span? Answer: I think it depends on the extent of the pressure and also on our relationship to work. As we know from psychological analysis of unemployed people, or how people can deteriorate after retirement, no pressure, no challenges, no useful Human contribution to society can also shorten … More Using Pressure Purposefully
Question: What is one thing you do daily to practice gratitude? Answer: Gratitude requires something one can be grateful for. One obvious reason to be grateful for is when one achieves a true, tangible, “verified” connection to the single operating “force-field” that governs our Natural system, a connection to the force-field that gave us life … More Being Grateful
Question: Are good leaders born or made? Answer: Good leaders are “made” by others, who lift them on their shoulders against their own will seeing their positive leadership qualities. A self-appointed leader – like most of the leaders today – who believe that they are special and they are capable of leading others, ruling over … More Good Leaders Are Chosen By Others
Question: What’s a quote that you really like? Answer: The following quote from Einstein: “A person starts living only when he managed to surpass himself.” Our inherently introverted, self-serving, self-judging and subjective nature makes us similar to cancer cells, especially in the globally integrated, interdependent world we evolved into. Thus by default we are not … More Life Outside Of Oneself
Question: What are the signs that a person has bad intentions in every day life? Answer: I agree with you that intentions are more important than actions, but it is impossible to see, perceive the intention of another. In order to sense the intentions we need to enter a deeper, more internal layer of consciousness, … More Going “Behind The Scenes” To Locate The Intentions
Question: Do you have a person in your life who, no matter how happy or good of a mood you are in, just brings you down? If so, how do you manage them? Answer: Yes. This person is me. Even in the best, most perfect moments the “devil in me” can find an excuse to … More Self-Spoiler
Question: Other than the natural effects of aging (health issues), what bothers you the most about getting old? Answer: What “bothers” me about “getting old”, is that I do not know what “old” means. As you said there are the obvious “effects of aging” as our physical body becomes less able to perform certain functions, … More How Do We Define “Old”?!
Question: What are the cost of living? Answer: I would like to examine the question of “cost of living” differently, considering the fully integrated, interdependent world we evolved into. The average – non-material – cost of living is how much I am capable of annulling myself, my inherently self-serving, self-justifying, subjective nature towards others. In … More Cost Of Loving – Assessed Differently
Question: What can I do for 20 minutes a day that will make my life better in 30 days? Answer: I would recommend a daily 20 minute workshop, round table discussion with a group of carefully selected friends, who are ready to accept a few, basic, but very important rules to make that workshop truly … More Round Table Discussion To Improve Quality Of Life
Question: Because it’s often repeated, ‘attitude is everything’, can you describe the kind of power it has, comparing it to something else powerful? Answer: In order to understand the significance, power of attitude first we have to understand what it means that we exist in an integrated, interdependent system. Although we keep talking about a … More Attitude Is Everything
Entering The Force-Field 