Question: If you had to chose between immortality or time travel which would you take? Answer: I would choose both, as in order to achieve such extraordinary abilities we need to overcome only one, singular obstacle, our own inherent nature. Both “being stuck” in the subjective coordinates of time, space, physical motion, and having to … More Eternally Above Time
Question: You are given the power to make one person disappear forever. Nothing specific to this person will ever exist again, not even in memory. Who do you choose? Answer: My “self”. Nothing else but my ego, and its self-centered, self-justifying, introverted point of view that stands in between my “Human observer” and a perfect, … More Seeing Clearly Without The Ego
Question: Does anyone actually feel completely satisfied with their life and wouldn’t change a thing? Answer: In a good way I would say, “I hope there aren’t many people who are completely satisfied and wouldn’t change a thing”. Although Hollywood movies, celebrity success stories try to suggest we can “make it” by reaching certain material … More Insatiable Desire
Question: What is the difference between living for this life and living for the life after one dies? Answer: It completely depends on the person’s worldview, one’s level of consciousness, precondition of reality. There are secular people who don’t believe in an “afterlife” so they try to maximize their potential in “this life” as long … More Afterlife In This Life
Question: How do you describe something that never ends? Answer: We can try describing something that never ends, but we can’t comprehend such a notion, as our inherently egocentric, subjective mind is imprisoned into the coordinates of time, space and physical motion, because our egoistic, subjective mind can only exist, tolerate perception within those boundaries. … More Describing Infinity
Question: When I die, will I become nothing? Answer: We could turn the question around: what are we today, are we anything? Even if we examine “ourselves” based on what we know from science, our “solid” physical body has hardly any solid, tangible material in it. The whole Universe is mostly “empty space”, or “matter” … More Nothing But The Observer…
Question: Does a person lose his consciousness after he dies? Answer: It depends. If our consciousness remains “attached to our physical being”, sensing reality through the five corporeal senses, then our consciousness “switches off” with the death of the biological body. On the other hand if we develop a “higher”, selfless, altruistic consciousness, perception of … More Maintaining Consciousness
Question: If you could go back in time, what would be the one thing you know for certain you would do EXACTLY the same? Answer: I would do everything EXACTLY the same. Even from the Hollywood interpretations of time travel we know that by trying to change even the most minuscule act, state in the … More Traveling Through Time
Entering The Force-Field 