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: How do I make my life have meaning? What do you do when life feels like an empty void? Answer: I would say that we cannot “make” our lives to have meaning. Our lives already have a meaning, we just need to research and find it. I fully agree with you that our present … More Finding Life’s Meaning
Question: Is it true that humans are born without instincts? Answer: Not at all. We are just as instinctive by default as other animals, except that we are “worse”, because our Human instincts are completely self-serving, egoistic, exploitative, thus instinctively we behave like cancer in Nature’s fully integrated and interdependent cosmic system. But this gives … More Rising Above Human Instincts
Question: When was the last time you felt truly alive? Answer: Any occasion when I managed to dissolve, immerse in the collective circle of others, when through mutual activities I managed to forget about myself and become capable of sensing the desires, needs, viewpoints of others. This is when we can feel what true life, … More Feeling Alive
Question: Could the world ever be a happy place with no structural sufferings (just the personal ones of loss, disease, etc.)? Answer: It only depends on us, the people living in this world. We have the power and obligation to make this world the “garden of Eden from the “hellish”, dark, hostile place we see … More Saving The Planet By Saving, Rebuilding Our Connections
Question: Do you care about how other people behave, aside from wanting them not to bother you or your loved ones? Answer: By default I do not. Inherently – driven by our instinctively self-serving, egocentric, subjective nature – I only care about myself and my very close, “inner circle”. It takes a long process, studying … More Actually I Don’t Care,… But
Question: What do we all have in common in this world? Answer: The only thing that is common to all of us is our unique Human purpose within natural evolution’s intelligent, all-encompassing plan. Otherwise we differ in our qualities, attributes, personal characteristics. Moreover due to our inherently self-serving, self-justifying subjective nature and perception we do … More Trying To Be On The Same Page
Question: What should everyone (and not just Jews) know about Yom Kippur? Answer: Yom Kippur (as all Jewish Holiday) has a deep, symbolic meaning beyond traditions and religious observance. It is not a specific day, but a unique state when we judge ourselves on where we are, after honest self-examination (symbolized by the month of … More The Real Meaning If Yom Kippur
Question: If I said we are all now immortal what would you immediately respond with? Answer: I respond that I fully agree with you. My question would be: are we aware of our immortality? We all exist in a single, infinite and eternal “living soul” which we are all part of. Still at the moment … More We Are Unaware Of Being Immortal
Question: What is the limit of knowing? Answer: There is no limit of knowing. “From the outside” Nature’s infinite knowledge, all the blueprints, solutions, the complete plan of evolution with its intelligent purpose is all available. Our current limit is posed by our own individualistic, self-serving, self-justifying and subjective mind, perception. This is why the … More Limitless Knowledge
Entering The Force-Field 