Question: How can I be more valuable to my job? Answer: We all have to look at ourselves as cogwheels in a fully integrated and interdependent system. Then it does not matter where we are, what job we are doing, in what position we are, whether we are a big, shiny, “all important”, or just … More Valuable Cogwheel
Question: Why do people not live the life they want to live? Answer: There are three major reasons: In order to know “how to live”, “what to live for” first of all we would need a final, overall goal, purpose that defines our life. Without such overall goal, purpose life simply becomes a day to … More Living The Life You Want
Question: Can an inept person live a happy life? Answer: What is an “inept” person? In relation to what do we measure this “ineptness”? We are not “standalone”, individual creatures as our inherently selfish, egoistic ego tries to tell us. We are all individual cells, cogwheels in a vast, cosmic living organism, or sentient machinery. … More Finding Our Perfect Role In The System
Question: What do you consider the most defining thing about you? Answer: Actually I can’t say. I cannot define myself. As “globalization” shows we have evolved into a fully integrated, interdependent system, where we all function as individual, interlinked cogwheels of the system. We are defined by our positive (or negative), mutually complementing (or disruptive) … More Defining Ourselves
Question: What is the purpose of living life in the 21st century? Answer: It is the same as it has always been: finding our unique Human “cogwheel role” in natural reality’s cosmic system as defined by evolution. But now we have received the actual, practical free choice of changing our development from a blind, instinctive … More Finding Our Cogwheel Role In The System
Question: If we want to live a good life, what principles/knowledge should we know, or you suggest that we should know? Answer: In order to live a “good life” the most important principle we need to know is that – contrary to what our proudly individualistic nature tells us – we are not individual, isolated … More Living A Good Life
Question: What are some completely irrelevant things which motivated you to make a life-defining decision? Answer: While it might not be obvious at first, there are no “irrelevant things”. We exist in a closed, completely, perfectly and intelligently governed natural system, where everything unfolds through set cause and effect processes. Our purpose in life is … More Nothing Is Irrelevant
Question: Why do I feel like I’m not supposed to be where I’m supposed to be? Answer: Probably because you are not where you are supposed to be. This is a very difficult problem affecting all of us. We all feel lost in the world today. What we just started to recognize is that we … More Lost And Found
Question: Why do people think our life is so worthless that they take their own life? Answer: While in most people it is not expressed consciously, we can exist without a positive purpose, expected pleasure pulling us forward. When we don’t see such expected pleasures ahead, for a while we can “travel back in time” … More The Need To Feel Needed
Question: Do we need others in our life? Answer: We could say that “we only need others in our life”. On my own I am nothing else but a small, fearful, instinctive animal that desperately tries to survive day to day in a hostile world. Or we could say that on our own we are … More Human Interdependence
Entering The Force-Field 