Question: Sigmund Freud said, “Whoever loves becomes humble. Those who love have so to speak pawned a part of their narcissism”. What does that mean with human words? Answer: Freud is basically saying that we are all born narcissistic, self-loving and as a result we inherently “hate” others – hate meaning being opposite to them, … More Freud And Kabbalah On “Love Of Others”…
Question: Is it human nature to only really appreciate anything once it’s gone? Answer: Yes. Conscious perception, understanding, appreciation requires contrast, comparative research of one state against the other. Unless we truly desire, yearn for something because we feel its lack, we know how good, “tasty” it is and it was lost or taken away … More Appreciating From Contrast
Question: Why do people do bad in the world, when we could all be happy and do good? Answer: This is THE question of our times. And the answer is not easy to accept. We are raised, educated to believe that there is “inherent good” in us. But in truth we do not have any … More Bad People With A Good Spark
Question: What is the purpose of living life in the 21st century? Answer: It is the same as it has always been: finding our unique Human “cogwheel role” in natural reality’s cosmic system as defined by evolution. But now we have received the actual, practical free choice of changing our development from a blind, instinctive … More Finding Our Cogwheel Role In The System
Question: If we want to live a good life, what principles/knowledge should we know, or you suggest that we should know? Answer: In order to live a “good life” the most important principle we need to know is that – contrary to what our proudly individualistic nature tells us – we are not individual, isolated … More Living A Good Life
Question: The holiday of Rosh Hashanah is coming up in a few days. Regardless of your religion, do you take the opportunity to go deep, inquire of self, let go of your anger, and redirect your attention to greater success in this New Year? How? Answer: Yes. After all original Judaism – before it became … More Rosh HaShanah
Question: Is there a single, guiding philosophy of life? Answer: Yes there is, but at the same time this principle is probably the most misunderstood one in Human history. Almost all religions, spiritual teachings, moral codes contain some version of “Love Thy Friend as Thyself”. But most of the time this principle is left as … More Guiding Philosophy For Life
Question: Is today’s world a good place to live in? If yes, why can’t we solely depend on making the world and its people happy as our founding philosophy for life? Answer: No, today’s world is not a good place to live in. And it is not a good place because we cannot set “making … More Making The World A Better Place…
Question: What do you need for lifetime happiness? Answer: It is a very good question, moreover we can immediately ask, “what is ‘lifetime’ and what is ‘happiness’”? Is “lifetime” this 70–90 years of physical existence, and “happiness” is when we fulfill ourselves with all the physical, material and “spiritual” pleasures this life offers? Or perhaps … More Lifetime Happiness
Question: Do you believe that immortality would be good for humanity? Why? Answer: Perhaps it is easier to approach the question if we first examine what is “not good for Humanity”, what is the root of all of our Human problems? We are all born inherently selfish, egoistic, greedy and hateful. This inherent nature presents … More Good Immortality
Entering The Force-Field 