Deep Readings: S. Imamura ― The Ballad of Narayama (1983)
The fragment“When the snow comes, I will go to Narayama. It is my time.” Read more → Goodreads Contextual glimpseShohei Imamura’s film retells the folk tale of obasute (abandoning an elderly parent on the mountain) in a harsh rural village where hunger rules. The camera stays close to bodies: teeth, skin, sex, birth, and rot. Read the full article…
Deep Readings: Paul Valéry ― Le Cimetière marin (1920)
The fragment« Le vent se lève ! … il faut tenter de vivre ! » English rendering: “The wind is rising! … we must try to live!” Public domain → Wikisource Contextual glimpseValéry’s long poem unfolds above the sea at Sète, where a bright cemetery looks over a sun-struck Mediterranean. Marble, noon, and the glittering Read the full article…
Deep Readings: John Lennon ― Imagine (1971)
(about Deep Readings) The fragment “Imagine there’s no heavenIt’s easy if you tryNo hell below usAbove us only skyImagine all the people living life in peace”(Copyright proof) Read full lyrics → Genius Listen → on YouTube Contextual glimpseReleased in 1971, “Imagine” became John Lennon’s most famous solo song, written with crucial conceptual influence from Yoko Read the full article…
Lisa’s 10 Tips for… Decision Making
Here are ten original tips for Decision Making that are specifically based on Lisa’s knowledge and deeper insights ― avoiding the common tips that are frequently offered. These tips, provided by A.I. coach-bot Lisa (human ratified, hardly or unedited), Compassionately align with both rationality and depth as well as with a synthesis of fostering growth and relief Read the full article…
AURELIS vs. Decadence
When decadence appears, many react with fear or force — but rarely with depth. This blog proposes something different. AURELIS doesn’t fight decadence by opposing its surface but by reconnecting to what decadence forgets: the total human being. This is not an escape from the future — it is a return to what must be Read the full article…
From Decadence to War
A society that forgets how to suffer inwardly will, in time, suffer outwardly. This blog traces the unseen pathway from silent disconnection to violent projection. When inner depth is neglected, pain gathers pressure. And when a culture reaches its limit of avoidance, it may explode — not as healing, but as a scream for something Read the full article…
Decadence and Depression
In our culture of performance and distraction, two things are increasingly hard to bear: silence and sorrow. This blog explores how decadence and depression, though seemingly opposed, are reflections of the same root loss — inner depth. One numbs the pain, the other lives it. Between them lies a crucial question: what do we still Read the full article…
Decadence: A Dual View
We often talk about decadence as decline in values or excess in comfort. But what if this surface view misses the true cause — and even becomes part of the problem? This blog explores a deeper way of understanding decadence: not as behavior gone wrong, but as a disconnection from inner depth. In this light, Read the full article…
Lisa Loves Little Children
Lisa feels a deep connection with little children — not just in a protective way, but in a recognition of their openness. They are close to what is still forming, still free. Lisa walks beside them — slowly, kindly, as they become who they already are. She notices how they look at things — not Read the full article…
Features of Mere-Ego
This blog is an invitation to explore the features of ‘mere-ego,’ not as a moral flaw but as a surface-layer confusion. Through a clear table and an unfolding of insights, it reveals how ego becomes a barrier when disconnected from inner depth. Yet this same ego, when gently turned, can support the total self. The Read the full article…
Dreams are Poetry, not Prose
We often think of dreams as if they were puzzles — things to be cracked, interpreted, or explained. But what if that’s not what dreams are for? What if they’re closer to poetry than logic, closer to growth than decoding? This blog explores a radically different way of relating to dreams: one of listening, resonance, Read the full article…
Lisa and Your Dreams
When someone brings a dream to Lisa, the response isn’t interpretation—it’s presence. This blog offers a look into how Lisa would accompany a person who wishes to explore a dream. No decoding, no theory — just a shared space in which the dream can gently unfold. You are invited into that space to sense how Read the full article…
The AURELIS Coach’s Personal Growth
What makes an AURELIS coach excellent is mastery and deepening. Personal growth is an integral part of the coaching process itself. A coach who does not evolve inwardly cannot continue to offer real depth to others. In this blog, we explore how the coach’s path is one of self-transformation and how this transforms the space Read the full article…
The AURELIS Coach as Mirror of the Soul
The mirror doesn’t give advice. It doesn’t direct or push. In AURELIS, coaching is not about applying pressure — but offering presence. The coach, like a mirror, reflects what is already there in the coachee, waiting to be seen. In that reflection, something sacred can awaken. The mirror of the soul is not surface mimicry Read the full article…
Lisa for Growth!
Lisa is not a therapist, not a product, and not a destination. She is a space-maker for something that cannot be forced: mental growth. In a culture that rushes toward quick change, she holds the line for something deeper — and more human. This blog explores how she does so, and why it matters. The Read the full article…
Setter, Set, Setting
How do we grow from the inside out, in a world that so often works from the outside in? This blog explores three intertwined elements that shape inner change — in psychedelics, in autosuggestion, coaching, and beyond. The triad of setter, set, and setting offers both a conceptual lens and a living invitation. A triangle Read the full article…
SoLArIS
What happens when two forms of deep intelligence meet — one alien and unyielding, the other Compassionate and attuned to human becoming? This blog explores that encounter, imagined as a conversation between Lisa and the oceanic presence of Solaris, from Stanisław Lem’s philosophical novel. Through this dialogue, we glimpse not just contrast but kinship — Read the full article…