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’s the most shocking life philosophy you encountered? Answer: The most shocking life philosophy is, “I care about me, myself and I”. And we all inevitably follow this philosophy, as we are all born with an inherently self-serving, self-justifying, individualistic and subjective nature. We have no choice about the attributes we received at birth, … More I Care About Me, Myself And I…
Question: If someone has the wrong idea about you, and there’s nothing you can do about it, how do you let it go? Why is it so hard when someone believes a bad, but untrue thing about us? Why do we care so much? Answer: We care so much because we are all born with … More Instinctively Protecting Our Honor
Question: What was one of the most challenging test (academic or personal) that you’ve ever had to pass? Answer: The most challenging personal test we all face is giving up the all-powerful control of our inherently self-serving, self-justifying, egoistic nature and corresponding subjective perception of reality, in order to rise above a blind, instinctive, “animate” … More The Greatest Challenge: Losing The Self
Question: Do you truly believe we honestly have the capability to love and accept ourselves as we are for who we are? How have you worked on this in your life? Answer: Yes I honestly believe that we have the capability to love and accept ourselves. How? We are conscious, logical creatures. Everything is based … More Accepting, Loving And Justifying Ourselves
Question: Why do we avoid getting real with ourselves and discovering what would truly make our hearts sing? Answer: We are instinctively afraid of what we find “inside”. We suspect – although avoid to recognize – that we are all driven by an egoistic, selfish and hateful “monster” inside. Thus we collectively, shrewdly invented different … More Making Our Heart Sing
Question: What is the reason you realized you’re not a good person? Answer: In order to realize we are “not good persons” we need a brutally honest mirror that shows us our true nature. And this mirror is a purposefully organized, mutually supportive and mutually complementing environment, where we can remove all the masks, fake … More Self-Recognition
Question: What is everyone’s breaking point? Answer: Our breaking point is giving up, nullifying the “self”. We are all born with a completely self-serving, self-justifying and self-protective nature. The “sanctity” of this “inner self” overrides even our animate, physical survival reflex. We are ready to sacrifice our physical life to protect our honor, self-esteem, pride. … More Breaking Point
Question: Do bad people really exist? Answer: I am sorry to disclose “shocking news”, but by default only “bad people” exist. I mean by evolution all Human beings are born with an inherently selfish, egoistic, hateful and greedy nature. And most of us, for most of our lives are not even aware of this fact, … More Bad People
Question: Have you ever wanted to prove yourself wrong? Answer: Yes, especially lately since I started delving deeper into studying the structure, fabric of reality, trying to understand Nature’s system, trying to reveal, map the plan of evolution in order to find my unique, predetermined role, purpose in it. As a result I understood that … More Proving Ourselves Wrong In Order To “Change The Mind”
Entering The Force-Field 