Question: Why do people say there is a second mind in the stomach? Answer: Here is an interesting article on the subject from Scientific American: Think Twice: How the Gut’s “Second Brain” Influences Mood and Well-Being Also symbolically we can say that we are governed by two different “minds”, calculating systems. The “stomach/gut” represents our … More Rising Above Gut Instinct
Question: Why is it bad to be selfish? Answer: It is not “bad”, we can’t be in any other way as we are born with an inherently self-serving, self-justifying, egoistic and subjective nature. Thus we had no free choice about the ego we were born with. On the other hand if we remain in our … More Being Selfish
Question: Is it possible to believe you can have everything but also live without ego? Answer: Well, yes and no. We can’t live without the ego as the ego is all we have. But we can learn how to live without using the ego, as if “rising above it”, working against it. Or as wise … More Having Everything Without The Ego
Question: What is your idea of a perfect place? Answer: As the science of Kabbalah explains “place” means “desire”, as everything in our lives revolves around our desires and their fulfillment. Even objects, places we identify represent desires in us, as we simply have no connection to anything unless we have some emotional relationship to … More A Lovely Place
Question: Why do you think human beings keep wanting more and more and never get enough? Answer: Because our true “matter”, our engine in life is a desire, the insatiable desire for self-fulfillment. It is this irrepressible, uniquely Human egoistic force that keeps us going, developing, growing, this is why Human beings have changed so … More “Can’t Get No Satisfaction…!”
Question: Do you think we are all addicted to something in one way or another? Answer: Yes we all an “addictive personality”. We are all born with an inherently egocentric, self-serving, self-justifying, greedy, individualistic nature that is driven by an exponentially growing desire for pleasures. Our whole life is about searching for more, greater, spicier, … More Born Addicts
Question: Why do you think human beings keep wanting more and more and never get enough? Answer: Because our true “matter”, our engine in life is a desire, the insatiable desire for self-fulfillment. It is this irrepressible, uniquely Human egoistic force that keeps us going, developing, growing, this is why Human beings have changed so … More Insatiable Desire
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 separates a great question and an average one? Answer: I think that the “great question” is the one that receives a great, perfect, all-inclusive answer. A great question comes from a true need, a “life or death” yearning for an answer, solution. In that case the answer – regardless of who passes on, … More The Perfect Answer To A Great Question
Question: Do you agree with the adage ‘do it now’? Answer: Yes. If not now, then when? If we can wait with any action, it means that we do not want it enough, we do not have the required need, necessity for that action. And since everything depends on the need, necessity, that actual action … More Now Or Never!
Entering The Force-Field 