Question: What’s a quote that you really like? Answer: The following quote from Einstein: “A person starts living only when he managed to surpass himself.” Our inherently introverted, self-serving, self-judging and subjective nature makes us similar to cancer cells, especially in the globally integrated, interdependent world we evolved into. Thus by default we are not … More Life Outside Of Oneself
Question: What do you think would be the hardest thing for you to give up? Answer: My “self”. By default – according to our inherently self-centered, self-serving, self-protective and self-justifying nature – our “self”, self-esteem, our “honor” is our greatest treasure, which we guard, raise all the time. We have countless examples how this can … More Giving Up The Self
Question: What are the cost of living? Answer: I would like to examine the question of “cost of living” differently, considering the fully integrated, interdependent world we evolved into. The average – non-material – cost of living is how much I am capable of annulling myself, my inherently self-serving, self-justifying, subjective nature towards others. In … More Cost Of Loving – Assessed Differently
Question: What’s the most mundane life experience you’ve endured? Answer: I would call “mundane” all our life experiences that fall within the category of simply “flowing with life”. In other words “mundane” is everything we do under the governance of our inherently self-centered, self-serving, introverted and subjective nature. While we remain within our instinctive aspirations, … More Mundane And Non-Mundane Life
Question: What was the last situation in which you were amazed by yourself? Is there really, then, something in us that is unknown to us? Answer: It is a bit of a paradox. I am amazed by “myself” when my “self” actually disappears, allowing me the opportunity to be amazed by others. When I manage … More The Amazing Selfless Self
Question: What is the best evidence against the existence of a human free will, based upon your own life experiences? Answer: I do believe that there is Human Free Will, without it our life would simply make no sense. The question is what this “Free Will” is about, how it is implemented. I agree that … More Freely Agreeing To Become A Puppet
Question: If you knew life starts over as a newborn after death, how long would you want to live before starting over? Answer: I would like to restart right now – even without, before dying in my present body! The way we “live” today cannot be considered a “Human life”. We are simply, blindly, instinctively … More Purposefully Entering The Incubator To Be Born Again…
Question: How can someone learn to “read” people like Sherlock Holmes does? Answer: In the right, mutually supportive, mutually complementing environment, through the right, practical educational method we can learn to sense each other’s thoughts, desires and to see the world through one another’s eyes. And we can actually go beyond Sherlock. Sherlock reads others … More Reading Each Other Better Then Sherlock
Question: Would you like to be a Cyborg? Answer: Maybe my idea of a cyborg does not fully fulfill the definition of cyborg but I would like to be one. I do not know if you have seen the movie “Transcendence” with Johnny Depp. In the movie he plays a scientist who – before he … More Transcending Ourselves
Question: What extreme measures have you gone through to change your life? Answer: I am trying to go to the most extreme measure: complete self-annulment in a unique, purposeful, mutually supportive and mutually complementing environment. Only by dissolving, disappearing in that environment can I get rid of my inherently selfish, egoistic and subjective tendencies,perception of … More Extreme Measures For Self-Improvement
Entering The Force-Field 