Question: What are some examples of “truth from a certain point of view?” explanations? Answer: Our whole life is a “truth from a certain point of view”. We are all born with an egocentric, self-oriented, self-serving, introverted and subjective consciousness, perception of reality. I do not see the world as it is, but I see … More Subjective Viewpoint
Question: How can a person learn to listen to other’s opinions without being offended? Answer: For that we need a unique, mutually supportive and mutually complementing environment that follows a special, purposeful and practical educational method. By default we are incapable of listening to, accepting the opinions of others. Our inherently self-centered, introverted, subjective and … More Listening To Others
Question: I know I’m a bad person, but I don’t exactly know why or how to explain it. What can I do? Answer: Do not worry, we are all “bad”. We are all born with an inherently selfish, egoistic, hateful and greedy nature. As a result of the seemingly unsolvable global crisis, as a result … More Turning From Bad To Good
Question: What happens (if anything) to a person who does not question things and just “goes with the flow”? Answer: A person who does not question anything and just goes with the flow has not awakened yet to the last, conscious phase of Human development, at the end of which we become “truly Human”. We … More Going Above The Flow
Question: What do you desire in secret, but are too fearful to attain? Answer: I think the state you ask about is the “be careful what you ask for” situation. This is when we know that a certain thing, a certain ability, change would be good, but still we are afraid to ask for it, … More Be Careful What You Wish For
Question: Do you have to be insane to be a genius? Answer: I think the definition of both needs clarification, but overall the answer is yes. In order to be a genius, to reveal, find completely new, unprecedented things, one needs to be “insane”, in other words one had to be “out of one’s previous … More The “Insanity” Of A Genius
Question: What would be your response if your kid looks at you and tells you “Hey dad, you knew that life is mostly about suffering and despite that you created me, you are so selfish”? Answer: I would tell him the following: “Look, I fully agree with you that the way the world, life in … More Finding Our Way Out Of The Bitter Radish
Question: What does a good person mean to you? Answer: It depends on my viewpoint. If I judge the world and others according to my inherently self-serving, self-justifying vision, a “good person” is one who helps me satisfy my egocentric, introverted desires, give me what I want according to my selfish calculations. Then I even … More A “Good” Person
Question: How can I add value to other people’s lives? Answer: What does it mean to “add value to the life of others”? When does a life become more valuable? This can only be measured if we establish some overall, all-encompassing final purpose, Human goal to our life and then start measuring life according to … More Added Value
Question: Have you been treated fairly in your life or has life treated you fair? Answer: If we look at it from our own, inherently selfish, egocentric, subjective point of view, we will inevitable feel that life has treated us unfairly. From this viewpoint our desires, “needs” will never be completely, perfectly fulfilled. But if … More Finding “Another” Plan For Life
Entering The Force-Field 