Question: Is solitude a choice? Answer: Not really. It is an illusory state our inherently egocentric, self-justifying nature dreams about. We can’t find “solitude”, we can’t truly “escape”, isolate ourselves when we exist in a fully integrated, interdependent system, where we are but individual cogwheels, cells of a single, living system! It is simply a … More The “Solitude” Of An Interconnected Cell
Question: Do you think people need ideologies to function in life? Answer: I don’t think so. Instead we need to know the overall meaning, Human purpose of our life and the clear developmental plan, “instructions” leading to it. Without such a clear direction that agrees with Nature’s plan of evolution we are just blindly stumbling … More Purposeful Ideology
Question: Are good leaders born or made? Answer: Good leaders are “made” by others, who lift them on their shoulders against their own will seeing their positive leadership qualities. A self-appointed leader – like most of the leaders today – who believe that they are special and they are capable of leading others, ruling over … More Good Leaders Are Chosen By Others
Question: Can too much knowledge be a bad thing for people? Answer: Yes, too much knowledge through our inherently self-serving, egoistic, subjective mind is very bad, as we use it for our own sake to the detriment of others. This is why we keep on running into crisis and keep destroying our civilisations. Instead we … More Useful Wisdom
Question: Is everything comparable? Answer: Yes. Without comparative research, without seeing contrasts we would have no chance of perceiving reality. Even absolute perfection, absolute beauty, absolute truth needs to be compared to, contrasted with its opposite. This explains why Human beings – the only living creatures in reality with the conscious ability to perceive, attain … More How To Measure Perfection?
Question: If you were immortal to aging and disease, what would you fear the most on Earth or in the Universe? Answer: My own ego. Without this ego anchoring us to a self-serving, self-justifying, subjective “Matrix” with its distorted coordinate system – that is built on perceiving time, space and physical motion – we would … More Ego-Less Immortality
Question: What is a tough lesson that you learned today? Answer: The same old “tough lesson” again and again. The moment I listen to my proudly individualistic, egoistic reason – as a snake whispering into my ears – and I follow my own logic, calculations instead of relying on the “collective intelligence” of my mutually … More Tough Lesson: Never Leave The Collective!
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 support and guidance can you give to a loved one having a crisis of identity and purpose? Answer: To anybody who has a crisis of identity, purpose I would say, that it is impossible to find our identity, purpose alone. We exist in a fully integrated, interdependent world – which we have just … More Finding Our True Identity, Purpose
Question: What are the signs that a person has bad intentions in every day life? Answer: I agree with you that intentions are more important than actions, but it is impossible to see, perceive the intention of another. In order to sense the intentions we need to enter a deeper, more internal layer of consciousness, … More Going “Behind The Scenes” To Locate The Intentions
Entering The Force-Field 