Question: How can you take advantage of what is known today about sociobiology (this can apply to the treatment, your own life choices or relationships with related parties)? Answer: The science of Kabbalah agrees in many ways with sociobiology. It says that our social behaviour is not only inherited, defined by evolution, but this social, … More How Kabbalah Explains, Completes Sociobiology?
Question: Is there a downside to enlightenment? Answer: Yes. Enlightenment – acquiring a new, selfless, altruistic nature which gives us similarity and thus mutual understanding with Nature’s single, governing, life-giving, evolutionary force – happens at the expense of our inherently selfish, egoistic nature. Thus while the aspiring Human observer in us reaches enlightenment, our original, … More The “Downside” Of Enlightenment
Question: What are some double edged truths of life? Answer: The most important double edged truth in life is the following: I was born a selfish egoist, I am a selfish egoist and I can never be anything else but a selfish egoist. But if I live as a selfish egoist without some unique adjustment, … More The Double Edged Truth
Question: How do you stop feeling guilt for bringing a child into the world that you know will die someday? Answer: It seems that in previous generations most people didn’t have such thoughts. Today more and more people start wondering about the meaning, purpose of life, why we are born and why we should be … More Bringing A Child Into A Better World
Question: Have you ever made your own slide rule? How did you do it? Answer: I didn’t make an actual slide rule myself, I inherited a beautiful old one from my grandfather made of ivory (before using ivory was banned). On the other hand I acquired another, more symbolic “side-rule” that helps me measure myself … More Human “Slide-Rule”
Question: If people knew the real you — your weaknesses and failings, your strengths and successes — how much would their opinions of you change? What would surprise them the most? Answer: It depends on the circumstances, on the environment it happens in. In the usual society nobody dares to open up to others, nobody … More Opening Up Through Mutual Trust
Question: What’s the most shocking life philosophy you encountered? Answer: The most shocking life philosophy is, “I care about me, myself and I”. And we all inevitably follow this philosophy, as we are all born with an inherently self-serving, self-justifying, individualistic and subjective nature. We have no choice about the attributes we received at birth, … More I Care About Me, Myself And I…
Question: What’s the most dangerous thing someone tricked you into doing? Answer: Believing my own egocentric, self-justifying, subjective mind, following my own introverted opinion. That has been inevitably leading me astray, driving me into dead ends. Only by annuling myself, my own opinion towards the opinion, viewpoints of others have I been able to solve … More The Most Dangerous Thing
Question: How come getting what we need is more painful than getting what we want in life? Answer: Because getting what we want agrees with our selfish, egocentric and subjective nature, getting what we want is instinctive, easy. Getting what we need is sometimes against what our inherent, instinctive nature wants. Since we are completely … More Learning To Want What We Need
Question: What do you think is the root of all problems of the modern day? Answer: The root cause of all the problems we are experiencing today is our inherently selfish, egoistic and hateful nature driving all of us. In the globally integrated, interconnected world we evolved into this nature of ours makes us like … More The Root Problem
Entering The Force-Field 