Philosophy Spirituality

Self-Sceptical

You want to be self-sceptical   “You should be sceptical about your own beliefs” This is absolutely basic and has been talked of over and over again   You should be sceptical not just of your beliefs. That is easy. You should be sceptical of every THOUGHT which emerges in you And you should be …

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Philosophy

Resourcefulness vs Opportunism

There are infinitely many possibilities, there are infinitely many resources To be resourceful is to access those resources   YES, there are infinitely many resources Not until EVERYTHING IS KNOWN — there will be NEW POSSIBILITIES This is not a naive promise of your heart’s desires This is merely stating of the fact that IF …

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Philosophy

Being Creative Means Actually CREATING

Being creative means CREATING.   Creating means ACTUALLY CREATING REALITY.   “Creative ideas” are only as creative as much they create reality, IMPACT reality.   Yes, a purely theoretical idea CAN be powerfully creative. Even conceived just in theory — it can have practical implications — which will be immediately recognised by the world and …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Will To Change = Know The Price

One’s willingness to change is measured in how much one is willing to PAY, to GIVE (to make that change).   The idea of “no excuses”, or conversely of “Excuses” — are both meaningless. They say absolutely nothing about how much you’re willing to pay “No excuses” is an outright lie. Are you willing to …

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Lifestyle Philosophy Spirituality World

BOTH Optimistic And Pessimistic

I spoke against optimism in place of realism. I spoke against scepticism in place of possibility, which is just pessimism and defeatism. I spoke for philosophically fundamentally positive attitude to existence I also spoke for seeing more “negative” as your perception improves   I want to once again stress it, if it’s not yet clear: …

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Lifestyle Philosophy Spirituality

Explaining vs Knowing

There’s explicit knowledge and implicit knowledge Explicit knowledge is knowledge which can be readily passed, written down, coded, recorder, verbalised, conveyed… Implicit knowledge is knowledge which is difficult to convey, difficult to teach, and often difficult even to be aware of (e.g. try writing instructions on how to WALK properly, as a human being, or …

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