Question: What is the hardest thing to learn about wisdom? Answer: The hardest thing to learn about wisdom is that wisdom is not ours. Wisdom is not some kind of a personal knowledge we can upload into our brain and use it when we need it. True Wisdom is absolute, it is the perfect Wisdom … More The Hard Truth About Wisdom
Question: What engineer inspired you the most? Answer: Sorry for the roundabout answer, but the single “engineer” that inspires me most is Nature’s evolutionary force, engineering the perfection we sense, reveal in our own bodies and in Nature’s system around us. I don’t think any Human mind or skill comes even close, moreover all our … More The Ultimate Engineer: Nature
Question: What is the Most Powerful Occult Knowledge Known to Man? Answer: Many would claim that the Wisdom of Kabbalah is an occult method. Since to those who haven’t attained the full, complete picture, understanding of Natural reality – which Kabbalah as THE Instruction Guide To Reality facilitates – the intricate cause and effect processes … More When The “Occult” Becomes Scientific Knowledge
Question: Of the things you think you know a lot about, how much do you suppose you know about those things as compared to all that there is to know about them? Answer: It depends on “how” I know them. If I “know” what I know by my own mind, reason, logic; collecting, accumulating knowledge … More Natural Wisdom
Question: How can we take more advantage of the fact that we have “almost” infinite knowledge available to us? Answer: We have to use this infinite knowledge wisely. Actually at the moment we are only scratching the surface. The knowledge we can access is only a hardly discernible morsel of the true Wisdom we are … More Attaining Nature’s Infinite Wisdom
Question: What is the limit of knowing? Answer: There is no limit of knowing. “From the outside” Nature’s infinite knowledge, all the blueprints, solutions, the complete plan of evolution with its intelligent purpose is all available. Our current limit is posed by our own individualistic, self-serving, self-justifying and subjective mind, perception. This is why the … More Limitless Knowledge
Question: Do you have a testimony of when you surrendered and your life turned out the way you want it? Answer: I gather from your question that you assume that “surrendering” can help us place our life on the right path. And i agree. Then the only questions remaining are, “What the right path of … More Positive, Mutual Surrender
Question: What is the most hard-won piece of knowledge you have gained over the course of your life? What made it so difficult to acquire? Answer: The most hard-won piece of knowledge I have gained is that my own knowledge, everything I accumulated through my life, my studies is worth nothing, as it is completely … More Changing Personal Knowledge To Absolute Wisdom
Question: What’s something you’re glad you taught yourself? Answer: I am very glad that after all I did not teach myself anything. Teaching ourselves is like a dog chasing its own tail. We are born with an inherently self-serving, self-justifying and egoistic nature, viewing reality in a completely subjective, introverted fashion. If I try to … More Teaching One’s Self
Question: What is the opposite of wise? Answer: I will give you an “unconventional” answer. The opposite of wise is one who wants to be wise. Which one is better? The wise is content, thinks that wisdom filled him/her and there is nothing else to learn. The one who wants to be wise knows that … More Wiser Than The Wise
Entering The Force-Field 