Question: Who do you consider to be family? Answer: Beyond the obvious “blood relations” I would consider anybody as part of a family, who live in mutually integrated, mutually interdependent relationship with one another. Which makes the whole of Humanity one family in the global, integral world we have evolved into. We just need to … More Global Family
Question: What are the merits and demerits of globalisation? Answer: When we consider “globalization” as our inevitable present and future, obligatory evolutionary state, then there are no merits or demerits to it. In a “cosmically integrated” and fully interdependent natural Universe Humanity has no chance and right to survive, unless we ourselves become globally integrated … More Inescapable Globalization
Question: I’m interested in the opinions of others. How do I live this cursed life? Answer: We can live it by constantly cursing it, since we do not know why we are here and what we are supposed to do, and we feel like thrown back and forth, thrown left or right by invisible forces. … More Curse, Or A Blessing?
Question: Is human interaction always driven by self-interest? Answer: Instinctively yes. We are all born with a completely self-serving, self-justifying, self-protecting and subjective nature. We cannot make any other calculations but for our own sake, regardless of the circumstances. This inherent nature – which by the way is neither evil or sinful since we are … More Driven By Self-Interest
Question: Have you ever led a double life? If so when and how? Answer: I haven’t led a double life as we usually consider it. On the other hand we are required to learn how to life a “double life”, that can give us a completely new outlook on life, providing us with a completely … More Living in Duality
Question: Do you acknowledge both the good and bad in your life? Answer: Yes, or at least this is what I am learning how to do. Moreover we need to learn how to hold onto, assess both good and bad at the same time, as if holding two reins in our hands. Then in between … More Holding Two Reins: Putting The Good Against The Bad
Question: What’s the hardest thing in life? Answer: The hardest thing in life is overcoming ourselves. It is almost impossible to exit our inherently self-serving, self-justifying, subjective spheres in order to start observing life objectively, transparently. After all one can’t pull oneself by pulling one’s own hair… This is why our only free choice in … More The Hardest Thing
Question: Do you believe opportunity will come knocking if one is optimistic? Answer: Yes, but I also believe that optimism in itself is not enough. There is a Hungarian saying, “help yourself, then God will also help you”. We have to make our own luck, or in other words we have to meet the opportunities … More Waiting For The Opportunity
Question: Do you feel it is worth taking the chance to be hurt in love? After all, we can love but have “walls” up and that’s safe. But are we missing out on the full range of life experience by not taking the chance to go “all in” and possibly get hurt? Answer: I fully … More Sweet Love Sickness
Question: Will there ever be a time when the world works together and rid humanity of Disease, Hunger and War? Is this even possible? Answer: Yes it is possible. But it won’t happen through “Imagining” it as we sing with John Lennon, and it won’t happen by foolishly repeating the same political, economic, social and … More Learning Global Solutions
Entering The Force-Field 