Question: If we strictly apply the rule “my happiness will not result in other people’s unhappiness”, is it really possible for everybody to be happy? Answer: This solely depends on our viewpoint, on the “operating program” we live, behave by. As long as we instinctively remain within our inherent self-serving, egoistic, subjective viewpoint, following your … More Personal Happiness Through The Happiness Of Others
Question: Why is it bad to find happiness from other people and not within yourself? Answer: I would say the opposite. It is not only “not bad” to find happiness from other people, but the only way to find happiness is from other people, in other people. The “pursuit of happiness” for the proud, modern … More A Different Pursuit Of Happiness
Question: What are the three most important things for you to be happy? Answer: I need the overall goal, purpose of life: to be perfectly happy without any blemish, regret or cessation. I need the “tools” to reach this happiness, which are other people with whom I can reach this perfect happiness. Finally I need … More 3 Components Of Happiness
Question: What is your definition of pure happiness? Answer: The original question was “What is true happiness”. So after merging the two questions we could ask: “What is truth, what is purity?”. Truth, absolute purity has to be something objective, standard, something that is not affected by our inherently self-serving, self-justifying, egoistic and subjective point … More Pure Happiness
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 would you do today if there were no tomorrow? Answer: Actually there is no tomorrow. There is no past, present or future. Time is an artificial conduct that is “made up” by our inherently self-centered, introverted, subjective nature. Still, they say “the judge has only what his eyes see”, meaning at the moment … More There Is No Tomorrow
Question: Do you think some people actually have happier lives than others, or does it all balance out? Answer: I think when we come to sensing “true happiness”, it will all balance out. What is “true happiness”? It is a mutual, collective, positive emotional impression people receive from very unique, “purposefully built” interconnections. How can … More Building A Happy World
Question: When did you realize that you weren’t taking responsibility for your own happiness? Answer: Happiness is an innate need in us. Wise, empirical scientists who researched reality and Human nature “from within” tell us that the “purpose of creation”, the purpose of the Natural Universe we live in is to provide us with infinite … More Consciously Happy
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 your theory of life in one word? Answer: Connection. Everything depends on the right, mutually responsible and mutually complementing connection in between diverse, seemingly incompatible elements. As this is true in Nature and within our own biological bodies, it is also true within Human society. Our life, continuing survival depends on putting … More The All Important Connection
Entering The Force-Field 