Livsfilosofi

Human sense and
thought. Actors of
consciousness

 Do you believe in
destiny? Is there a
free will or not?

  The meaning of
life. The universal
principle

  The nature of evil
About goodness
versus evil

  What are 'facts'
really. A deep dive
into philosophy

  Existential stress
The art of doing
what you want

 Intuitive computers
Computers with
emotions - A reality?
 
 

Zodiac ages - Solved! Hidden star guides precession

The field of infinite possibilities

There is contemplative meditation, which aims to quiet the mind. Another variant aims to actively answer philosophical questions. In working to find out the riddles and mysteries of life, it is important to use intuition in the right way. By asking a concrete question to our wordless mind, an unconscious process is set in motion. Our wordless mind is in direct contact with the intuitive energies of the cosmos and the storehouse of unfathomable knowledge. The more carefully the question is formulated, the more concrete the answer that is finally presented. The answer comes indirectly in the form of a dream, an image or an idea. However, this answer needs to be thoroughly scrutinized.

Intuition gives us ideas and whims, presents possible solutions to various problems. However, an intuitive answer does not necessarily have to be true. In fact, it is a rule of thumb that a full 50% of all "inspired visions" are side roads that lead nowhere. Intuition needs to be carefully tested and verified, otherwise we easily get lost. If we continue the reasoning, however, something extraordinary emerges; the other 50% offers a veritable treasure trove of possibilities. The phenomena to which we should not really have any access become accessible anyway. Intuition is a back door to amazing wisdom!