We, as a human society in general, need care, work, and connection-enriching education that lets us understand the egoistic tendency constantly operating on us, how it causes the myriad problems, stresses, hatred, and abuse that abound in the world, and…
Loneliness depends on how we perceive it and what we do with it. If we are alone and use this time to develop ourselves, to reflect and to understand life more deeply, then this can be very beneficial. In such…
Exiting ourselves means exiting our egoistic nature, disengaging from our physical self, and finding our spiritual self. How does this work? We feel the corporeal, physical world in our human egoistic nature, where we wish to benefit ourselves at the…
Right now, we perceive reality through our ego, which filters everything according to our personal desires and interests. This self-centered perception shapes our view of the world, making it an inward-directed experience. To develop a sixth sense, an entirely new…
Correct thinking is thinking that is about the ascent above our human egoistic nature, i.e., the desire to benefit ourselves at the expense of others. Why is such thinking considered “correct”? It is because above our egoistic nature is the…
Many strive to climb Mount Everest, as it is one of the Earth’s highest peaks, reaching 8,848 meters above sea level. Climbers and scientists have even called this extreme altitude the “death zone.” Indeed, why do so many people seek…
In Japan, a remarkable case illustrates the lengths to which people will go to provide children with a sense of security and emotional support. A young girl, growing up in a single-parent family, faced bullying at school because she had…
Existential questions should not be aroused in people. Instead, people need to have their own preparation, where existential questions should awaken seemingly by themselves. There is a saying that if you place an obstacle in front of a blind person,…
I received this very question from a student, Natalia, who wrote the following: “I have an adult son. When he was a kid, he was happy about everything. Every new discovery made him genuinely smile: books, camping, movies, and music.…
Erik Bertrand Larssen, a well-known coach and business consultant, developed a methodology based on his military experience, which he detailed in his book Hell Week: Seven Days to Be Your Best Self. He identified three models of highly effective cultures: the…
Human relationships define every level of nature: inanimate, vegetative, animate, and human. It is most evident in highly developed countries, as their actions influence relationships across the globe, even in less developed nations. If we first establish harmony in our…
There is a beautiful statement by Stanislaw Jerzy Lec that relates to this question: “Do not meet people with open arms. Why make it easier for them to crucify you?” In terms of how open we can be with others,…