Question from the Internet: “If you were given a chance to create your own universe/world what would be the difference between this to the world we’re living in right now? …

Question from the Internet: “In what ways can the heart and the mind be in conflict with each other? How can we resolve this conflict and find balance between the two?” The “heart” represents our emotional side, our constantly awakening desires that seek fulfillment for ourselves. The “mind” represents our…

Question from the Internet: “Do you agree with “The Daughter of Auschwitz” that humanity can rebuild itself?” Yes, I agree, humanity can rebuild itself. But in order to rebuild ourselves, we need to know why we need to rebuild, what was wrong before, why our history is a helplessly recurring…

Question from the Internet: “Does equality mean equal opportunity or equal outcome?” True equality means equal importance. We exist in a fully integrated and interdependent system. We are similar to cells of the same body. In nature’s integral living systems, each element and part has equal importance, regardless of their…

Question from the Internet: “What is the most important social principle?” The most important “social principle” is what we have been saying and writing for millennia and we never actually got to use it: “Love another as yourself”. We never got to use this principle since we can’t comprehend it…

Question from the Internet: “How can we, the human beings on mother Earth, make this world a comfortable place to live in for the rest of our lives?” In order to make this planet livable for ourselves and for future generations, we have to become compatible with existence on this…

Question from the Internet: “Does a person have to be a politician to change a country for the better? …

Question from the Internet: “What does “unity and diversity of life” mean?” Our biological body can give us a clear insight into this. Life of the body is the result of the selfless, mutually responsible, and mutually complementing coexistence and cooperation of myriads of highly diverse and seemingly incompatible cells…

Question from the Internet: “Why are all human beings despicable and all the same regardless of the culture they come from?” We are all the same in our “inner nature”, in relation to the engine that drives us. We are all born with an inherently self-serving, self-justifying, egocentric desire to…