Question: What are some examples of holistic thinking in everyday life? Answer: The truly holistic thinking, approach would be reaching a complete attainment of the system of Nature we exist in. It would mean unveiling, understanding Nature’s single, intelligent evolutionary plan from its inception to its final, perfect goal with all of its cause and … More Truly Holistic Thinking
Question: Does lack of responsibility rob people of critical thinking? Answer: This is a very deep question which is not easy to answer. First of all we would need to clarify two issues. 1.In regards to responsibility only in our “global” generation did we scratch the surface what actual “responsibility” means. Previously we thought that … More Absolute Mutual Responsibility In Order To Achieve Critical Thinking
Question: Do you think that it could be possible for everyone to know what a person thinks without the use of any tangible devices? Answer: Yes, this in fact our next state of communication, relationship with one another, when we learn how to connect to each other on the level of thoughts. We need our … More Perfect, Heart To Heart Communication
Question: What positive changes will generation Z bring to humankind? Answer: This is a very unique generation as they were born without almost any connection to the “previous Humanity” living before the global crisis – that affects all facets of Human life – wiped out all previous norms, values, moral foundations. While those who still … More The Exciting Responsibility Of Generation Z
Question: Is it true that humans are the mightiest living being on Earth? Answer: We have the potential to become the “Crowns of Creation”, but for that first of all we have to go through the last, conscious phase of Human evolution, purposefully, methodically changing our inherently egocentric, destructive, subjective nature. Only by becoming similar … More Humans: Crowns Of Creation
Question: What is the most sustainable place on Earth? Answer: I apologize for the negative answer, but the question does not make sense. Earth – in fact the whole Universe – is a single, closed, fully integrated and interdependent Natural system which works by the principle of “all or nothing”. There is no partiality in … More Sustainability In An Integral Ecosystem
Question: What are examples of “knowing what we don’t know” and “not knowing what we don’t know”? Answer: At the moment we exist in the state of “not knowing what we do not know”. Due to our inherently egocentric, self-serving and subjective nature and perception we are convinced that we have reality mapped out, that … More In Order To Get To Know What We Don’t Know…
Question: Will the extinction of life on Earth affect the universe as a whole? If not, then is life itself overrated? Answer: If we look at it from our present purely corporeal, egocentric, subjective point of view, based on the knowledge we gained from our “classical sciences”, extinction of life on Earth would not affect … More A Cosmic Movie Set…
Question: What is the best age for group studying to work? Answer: From cradle to the grave. The collective mind, collective intelligence we can build in a purposeful, mutually supportive, mutually complementing environment always trumps the individual genius thus group study is vastly superior to individual study at any age group. This is so according … More Group Study
Question: What are your uncompromisable values, your core principles? Answer: I don’t have any personal ones, especially that any such personal values, principles would be inevitably egocentric, self-serving, self-justifying, subjective. Fortunately Nature’s perfect system provides us with an uncompromising, core principle, unique, empirical, Natural scientists expressed in the law: “Love your neighbor as yourself”. Contrary … More Nature’s Uncompromising Principle
Entering The Force-Field 