Question: Among the people you have known, who has led a life well lived? What made it so special? Answer: There are stories even books written about terminally ill people, who – after they let go of their inherent self-concern, fear of death, solemnly accepting their “death sentence” from their illnesses – started unconditionally caring … More Special Life Well Lived
Question: What is happiness to you in your life? Answer: For me happiness is providing happiness for others. But I am not a “saint”. Let us say I am a member of a unique, purposefully built group, where each person commits to selflessly, unconditionally provide happiness, fulfillment only for the other members. If each member … More The Force And Joy Of Giving
Question: Is not wanting something as good as having it? Answer: The question is very interesting, intriguing. In order to discuss it further, to refine an answer we need to know our inherent nature, how it works. Our “matter”, the engine that drives us is an overwhelming, insatiable desire for pleasures, fulfillment for ourselves. We … More Fulfilling An Insatiable Desire
Question: Why we are never truly satisfied? Answer: Our inherent “matter” is an insatiable, exponentially growing desire for pleasures. Today the larger part of Humanity lives in societies where we have more abundance available than kings used to have a few generations ago. Still we are becoming increasingly emptier, depressed, we turn to all kinds … More I Can Get No Satisfaction…But Together We Can
Question: Do I deserve happiness? Answer: Yes to do, because this is how evolution “set us up”. We are programmed to constantly search for perfect fulfillment for our desires, and the sense of fulfillment is called happiness. Moreover we are “promised” by evolution’s predetermined, intelligent plan – and this “promise” is coded into our DNA … More Deserving Happiness
Question: What are things that every human needs in life? Answer: First of all we all need to find appropriate fulfillment for our basic, natural necessities so we can safeguard the survival of our biological body and the biological bodies of those close to us, who depend on us. But beyond that as Human beings … More The Need For Love
Question: Have you ever experienced a “Purloined Letter” incident, where something you lost and searched for furiously, had been right in front of you the whole time? Answer: I am sure most of us who needs glasses had the incident of desperately searching for the glasses until someone pointed out it was on our forehead… … More Searching In The Wrong Place
Question: What is the best way to have an easy life without worrying about my basic needs? Answer: To enter an environment that is built on mutual guarantee. When we build a society where everybody only cares for unconditionally fulfilling the necessities of the others, above any personal, egoistic calculations, the ensuing mutual, reciprocal flow … More Carefree, Mutual Life
Question: If you could get anything you want, just by simply asking for it, what would it be and why? Answer: Actually we get whatever we want. We live in a perfect, benevolent natural system that is waiting only to satisfy our desires. Unfortunately it is us who do not know what and how to … More Ask What You Need, Not What You Want!
Question: Why do we grieve about our past regrets as we grow older? Answer: It is a natural reaction to start turning to the past as we lose sight of the future, as we expect less and less pleasures, hopes from the future. It is “convenient” to be “sad” about past sufferings, past regrets as … More Empty Nostalgia
Entering The Force-Field 