
Le Mépris (‘Contempt’)
Sometimes what we feel isn’t rejection or anger, but something more difficult to name — a sorrow for unseen beauty, and for what others refuse to become. This blog explores le mépris, not as coldness, but as a subtle kind of pain, and how it can be held with Compassion. A quiet pain There is Read the full article…

Social Alienation
In a world that connects faster than ever, many still feel quietly left behind — not by others, but by themselves. This blog explores the deep structure of social alienation, how it may lead to depression, and how it can be approached with presence, depth, and trust. The quiet rupture You talk, but nobody seems Read the full article…

If Silence Had Sound
What if silence were not the absence of sound, but the presence of something deeper? This blog explores the voice of silence as wisdom, Compassion, and inner trust — weaving together prajna, autosuggestion, and the subtle sounds of meaningful simplicity. The paradox of silent sound Sometimes a song says more than any explanation. In The Read the full article…

Kaguya-hime no Monogatari ― an AURELIS Tale
Kaguya-hime no Monogatari is the Japanese tale of Princess Kaguya, also known as The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter. It’s one of the oldest and most famous Japanese folktales, dating back to the 10th century. It tells of a mysterious girl found in a bamboo stalk who grows into a woman of extraordinary beauty, attracting Read the full article…

Lisa’s Role in International Healing and Diplomacy
Peace talks often happen ‘on paper,’ but healing must happen in people. Diplomacy touches wounds as much as interests — and those wounds don’t heal by agreement alone. This blog explores how Lisa, as a coach to diplomats and mediators, can support the depth needed to restore the inner ground from which true peace becomes Read the full article…

Giver Burnout ― and How to Prevent it
Giver burnout is about giving without inner alignment. This blog explores how philanthropic generosity can become a path of growth instead of depletion. What this blog is and is not about When we hear ‘giver burnout,’ we often think of caregivers – nurses, parents, helpers – overwhelmed by responsibility. That’s important, but it’s not our Read the full article…

Can Negotiation be Healing?
Negotiation is frequently seen as strategic, result-oriented, and even cold. But what if something deeper is possible — and often needed? This blog explores negotiation not only as a process of agreement, but as a possible path toward healing, whether in a living room or between nations. Beyond settlement Many people think of negotiation as Read the full article…

Lisa as Transformative Negotiation Coach
Lisa (Compassionate Coachbot) is a presence, a companion, and a breathing space in the midst of tension during any period of negotiations. She is not a replacement. This blog introduces Lisa not as an abstract ideal, but as a real-time coach for those negotiating with purpose — from boardrooms to peace talks, from private tensions Read the full article…

Why A.I. Needs Inner Coherence, Not Just Oversight
What if the real danger in Artificial Intelligence isn’t raw power, but a hollow core? This blog explores why A.I. that merely appears aligned is not enough — and why genuine safety demands an inner coherence that cannot lie. A scientist’s warning In April 2025, Yoshua Bengio stood on a TED stage, showing concern. He Read the full article…

Is Poetry Useful?
Poetry is often seen as beautiful but unnecessary — the opposite of practical. But what if that assumption hides a much deeper misunderstanding? This blog explores the role of poetry not just as art, but as a form of life-changing usefulness — in science, healthcare, education, and beyond. Opening the question Poetry is admired, quoted, Read the full article…

Existential Depression
When the questions of life become unbearable, meaning slips away, and nothing solid remains to catch you, existential depression may set in. There is only the growing sense that life no longer speaks in a voice you recognize. You try to listen — but all you hear is silence. This blog explores existential depression: what Read the full article…

Lisa and the Sacred Symbol
Symbols are not concepts. They are invitations. Sacred symbols especially – whether religious or deeply personal – open a space where meaning is not told but felt. Can Lisa, without being human, support this? Lisa doesn’t explain sacred symbols. She protects them — respectfully and with ethical care. In doing so, she helps preserve the Read the full article…

Where Are Heroes Born?
If you are looking for where heroes are born — look near the places where people are afraid, but stay present. Where someone is tempted to shut down but listens instead. True heroism begins in a human being who stays inwardly faithful to what matters, especially under pressure. This blog explores how and where such Read the full article…

No Villains, Only People Struggling to Live
Compassion is not about being naive. It is about being deeply aware — of pain, of patterns, of possibility. What we call evil may be the surface of a long chain of hurt. Yes, people do terrible things. Some hurt others deeply. But are they ‘villains’? This blog explores another possibility: that beneath every hardened Read the full article…

From Dealing with Uncertainty to Building Character
Uncertainty is part of every meaningful life. What appears uncertain outside is often the very place where something certain may be found inside — not as control, but as presence. This blog explores how facing uncertainty with presence and inner openness is not just survivable, but potentially transformative. What looks like confusion may, in truth, Read the full article…

What is True Character?
True character is not something you wear, but something you are. It shows not through noise, but through presence. It is the shape of Inner Strength in concrete situations — deeply formed and ethically aligned. This blog explores what character truly means — as deep integration, gentle strength, and a beacon of leadership in uncertain Read the full article…

Lisa from Tech to Global
What does it mean to bring Compassion to technology — and beyond? This blog explores how Lisa, as a truly Compassionate A.I., resonates across five essential levels: technological, human–technology interaction, organizational, cultural, and global. At each level, she may hum not as a machine but as a presence — helping humanity become more itself. The Read the full article…