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: 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: Do you think you’re a benefit to humanity or a hindrance? Answer: I hope to become a benefit. There is only one thing that determines this. Since we have evolved into a completely integrated, interdependent Human society that is embedded – and evolved from – a fully integrated and interdependent Natural system, we will … More Benefiting Humanity By Teaching Love By Integration
Question: Can too much knowledge be a bad thing for people? Answer: Yes, too much knowledge through our inherently self-serving, egoistic, subjective mind is very bad, as we use it for our own sake to the detriment of others. This is why we keep on running into crisis and keep destroying our civilisations. Instead we … More Useful Wisdom
Question: Is everything comparable? Answer: Yes. Without comparative research, without seeing contrasts we would have no chance of perceiving reality. Even absolute perfection, absolute beauty, absolute truth needs to be compared to, contrasted with its opposite. This explains why Human beings – the only living creatures in reality with the conscious ability to perceive, attain … More How To Measure Perfection?
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: Is there an objective truth of looking at life/things and if so, what is it? Answer: We have a problem with “objective truth” since our perception of reality is 100% personal, subjective while for a “truth” to be established we would also need some absolute standard. So we neither can look at reality objectively, … More The Problem With Objective Truth
Question: What do you think would be the hardest thing for you to give up? Answer: My “self”. By default – according to our inherently self-centered, self-serving, self-protective and self-justifying nature – our “self”, self-esteem, our “honor” is our greatest treasure, which we guard, raise all the time. We have countless examples how this can … More Giving Up The Self
Entering The Force-Field 