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: What is the Harsh reality of our society? Answer: The harsh reality of our society is that it is constantly breaking up, it is in a constant state of crisis, and neither democracy, nor economics works, as all our ideologies, systems are built on our inherently self-serving, self-justifying, hateful, greedy and subjective nature. And … More Harsh Society
Question: How do I stop making half-finished projects and goals? Answer: You need a greater desire, motivation, consistency to succeed. And we can’t generate such all-out desire, motivation ourselves alone, as our instinctive tendency for comfort usually cools our initial fervor. This is why in order to keep the goal shining, growing, in order to … More Becoming Successful With Mutual Support
Question: Have you experienced joy, after allowing yourself to be vulnerable with someone? Answer: I would say that I felt true joy ONLY when I allowed myself to be vulnerable with others. Only when we break through the walls of self-protection, mutual distrust, rejection our inherently egoistic, hateful nature builds, can we start sensing true … More Breaking The Walls In Between Us
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: What is the hardest lesson that you’ve had to learn? Answer: The hardest lesson I had to learn was that contrary to my inherently proud,individualistic belief, contrary to what my self-justifying, self-promoting ego whispered into my ears, I cannot be successful in anything I am doing unless I do it through proper teamwork, through … More The Hardest Lesson: Teamwork
Question: For anyone who felt like they “settled” with someone, what led you to that point, and how did it turn out? Answer: I guess you mean with “being settled” that one manages to live with another person harmoniously, in a healthy, sustained relationship. I agree with you, this is not easy, especially in our … More Marriage Made In Heaven
Question: What is your spiritual realization so far in life? Answer: My spiritual realization is that “spirituality” – rising above a mundane, aimless, instinctive day to day survival by finding our Human purpose in life – is realized within the positive, mutually supportive and mutually complementing connection with others. By default we are locked into … More Spiritual Realization
Question: If you could live for a thousand years, how would you contribute to the world? Answer: The same way I would contribute if I lived only for a few minutes. I would try to help others to understand our true meaning in life, to research, reveal and fulfill our Human purpose in existence. And … More Useful Contribution By Building Unity
Question: What would you do today if there were no tomorrow? Answer: Actually there is no tomorrow. There is no past, present or future. Time is an artificial conduct that is “made up” by our inherently self-centered, introverted, subjective nature. Still, they say “the judge has only what his eyes see”, meaning at the moment … More There Is No Tomorrow
Entering The Force-Field 