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: To experience injustice, is it necessary to know what is right? Answer: I would think so. After all how can we identify injustice without knowing what justice is? Unfortunately in our artificial Human bubble we have been building for centuries we developed the notion that we can simply decide things arbitrarily, based on our … More One Needs To Know Justice In Order To See Injustice
Question: What can I do for 20 minutes a day that will make my life better in 30 days? Answer: I would recommend a daily 20 minute workshop, round table discussion with a group of carefully selected friends, who are ready to accept a few, basic, but very important rules to make that workshop truly … More Round Table Discussion To Improve Quality Of Life
Question: Why we would prefer to have nothing rather than an unfair share? What is the psychology behind it? Answer: I would refine the question saying, “Why we would prefer to have nothing, rather than an unfair share, if others know that we obtained that share unfairly?” We would prefer nothing to unfair share due … More Burning Shame
Question: Do you ever wish you could read other peoples minds or would you regret knowing what others truly think of you? Answer: I am actually purposefully, methodically learning how to “read other people’s mind”, more precisely to make calculations, act based on the desires, thoughts, aspirations of others. Only in this way can I … More Becoming A Mind Reader
Question: What are the biggest solvable problems in modern life? Answer: There is only one big problem, paradox that needs solving, which in turn would automatically solve all other problems. We are suffocating, dying as a result of the paradox of living according to an inherently self-serving, self-justifying, egoistic, hateful and greedy nature in a … More One Big Problem To Solve
Question: How do you improve if your problem is that self-improvement never works for you? Answer: I agree with you, despite all the claims otherwise “self-improvement” is an oxymoron. After all how could we “pull ourselves up by pulling our own hair”?! If we remain within ourselves we are simply running in never ending circles, … More “Self-Improvement” With The Help Of Others
Question: What are elements of your life that you are unable to change? Answer: With your permission I would turn the question around, focusing on the only thing I am able to change: my perception of reality, how I look and and as a result how I relate to life. Whatever I see, feel, experience … More Free Choice: Changing The Movie Projector
Entering The Force-Field 