Question: What’s the worst example of a group that bases itself on a given set of principles but instead practices the opposite of those principles? Answer: It is our modern Human society regardless of nationality, culture, religion or social system. We preach liberalism, democracy, equality, freedom, fairness, love and understanding while we practice the exact … More False Society
Question: What’s the most dangerous thing someone tricked you into doing? Answer: Believing my own egocentric, self-justifying, subjective mind, following my own introverted opinion. That has been inevitably leading me astray, driving me into dead ends. Only by annuling myself, my own opinion towards the opinion, viewpoints of others have I been able to solve … More The Most Dangerous Thing
Question: What is the most wholesome way you can think of to achieve world peace? Answer: The most wholesome way of achieving world peace is introducing a unique, purposeful educational method, which can first of all teach us why we can’t make peace right now, and then give us the tools so we could make … More Learning Peace
Question: How come getting what we need is more painful than getting what we want in life? Answer: Because getting what we want agrees with our selfish, egocentric and subjective nature, getting what we want is instinctive, easy. Getting what we need is sometimes against what our inherent, instinctive nature wants. Since we are completely … More Learning To Want What We Need
Question: What is your definition of a good life? Answer: For the answer we need to define what “life” and “good life” means. Life is the mutual communication, circulation in between various, diverse parts of a closed, fully integrated and interdependent Natural system. Good life is when this system is in balance, when the crucial … More The Definition Of “Good Life”: Conscious Homeostasis
Question: What have you learned from a book that would take a lifetime to learn from experience? Answer: I apologize for not agreeing with you, but I would suggest the opposite: I learned much more from practical experience in five minutes, than I could have learned from reading books about it for years. For example … More Theory Or Practice?
Question: Is the world really as bad as people say? Answer: The world is “as bad as it gets”. Actually we are still only scratching the surface of how bad the world is, as we still believe that there is “something good in us” that gives us hope, that things can turn to the better. … More World In Crisis
Question: What do you think is the root of all problems of the modern day? Answer: The root cause of all the problems we are experiencing today is our inherently selfish, egoistic and hateful nature driving all of us. In the globally integrated, interconnected world we evolved into this nature of ours makes us like … More The Root Problem
Question: What is the most overlooked truth about religion? Answer: The most overlooked truth about religion is that “original religion” – “religion” as Humanity’s direct relation to Nature’s single governing force, principle – had nothing to do with blind faith. Original religion was about methodical, scientific attainment of this singular force by becoming similar to … More True Religion
Question: Should multi-culturalism be encouraged to a more peaceful world? Answer: I am not sure what “multi-culturalism” means as today all of these notions are misunderstood, misinterpreted. The fact of our inherently self-centered, self-justifying, proudly individualistic nature is that our individual or national identity cannot be suppressed or erased. Our diversity, vast differences will always … More True Multi-Culturalism
Entering The Force-Field 