Feminism as a Reclaiming of Feminine Depth
This blog unfolds a feminism that is not built on rivalry or reaction, but on the return of something deeply real. Aurelian feminism reclaims the feminine not as role, but as resonance — and with it, the full humanity of us all. This is not designed. It is recognized. And in its recognition, it stands Read the full article…
Abélard & Héloïse, a Story of Rationality & Depth
This blog explores the enduring legacy of Abélard and Héloïse — not only as lovers, but as symbols of a deep cultural fracture. Their story is a reflection of the Western split between reason and depth. This also describes how AURELIS now gives voice to a long-silenced integration. The story ― what really happened In Read the full article…
Lisa’s 10 Tips for… Deep Diplomacy
Here are ten original tips for Deep Diplomacy 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…
Lisa’s 10 Tips for… Transformative Negotiation
Here are ten original tips for Compassionate Negotiation 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…
Why ‘Anxiety’ is Ruining the World
Anxiety isn’t just a problem. It’s a process, a system, a deep-seated misunderstanding that seeps through nearly every layer of our culture. But what if we’ve completely misunderstood it — and in doing so, allowed it to unravel the foundations of society itself? It’s not what you think it is. And it’s everywhere. This isn’t Read the full article…
Lisa Diplomacy on a Project Basis
In diplomacy on a project basis, Lisa offers Compassionate insight without command or insistence. When you invite her into your project, you are deepening your freedom. In this blog, we explore how Lisa can support a project-based diplomacy that blends clarity with Compassion, strategy with healing, and intelligence with depth ― not as an oracle Read the full article…
Trauma Revisited (in PTSD)
This blog brings together insights from the AURELIS view into a new reflection on mental trauma and post-traumatic stress. It shows how Compassion and inner growth can be real – and necessary – in facing trauma from deep within. This blog revisits trauma not as a problem to fix, but as a wound that holds Read the full article…
Exquisite!
Exquisiteness is not perfection, but resonance. Not for display, but for depth. It is what happens when truth of being appears on the surface without distortion, and someone is present enough to notice. To live exquisitely is not to stand apart. It is to stand with — more present, more real, more attuned. One can Read the full article…
Spiraling Compassion
To spiral is to trust the dance of life — returning, turning, touching, rising. It is not perfection, not escape, but a way of moving with Compassion, repeatedly. Life doesn’t deepen through constant change, but through a spiral of meaningful returns. This blog explores how Compassion moves and how seeing differently, again and again, is Read the full article…
Oblivion
Letting go is not the end of meaning — it may be its beginning. This is not about forgetting in the ordinary sense. Oblivion, in the present blog and tango, becomes a pause full of presence — the soft moment when clarity fades and depth begins to speak. This blog explores the potential richness of Read the full article…
Non-Stationary Objectives
In the human mind and in future A.I., real growth follows no straight lines. It spirals, shifts, and reorients. The deeper the movement, the more it needs an inner compass. At the center of this movement, there is Compassion — not as decoration, but as direction. This blog explores how non-stationary objectives can become deeply Read the full article…
The Cost of True Peacemaking
Peace is mostly desired, but true peacemakers are not always welcomed. Why is that so? This blog explores the deep resistance they face and the transformation they bring. The quiet threat There is warmongering everywhere ― in voices, in policies, in how quickly people turn against each other and call it strength. Against this, a Read the full article…
EMDR in PTSD: Effective but What?
EMDR is widely recognized as a treatment for PTSD, but what makes it effective? Is it the method — or something else entirely? This blog explores the scientific evidence and what it tells us about the deeper nature of therapeutic change, especially in PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder). Beyond the eye movements EMDR – short for Read the full article…
Compassion with a Spine
Compassion doesn’t mean surrender, nor pleasing or flattering. It means staying upright, gentle, and clear ― especially when it’s difficult. This is the kind of strength the world is missing, and the kind Lisa brings. It’s not the dead spine of a skeleton but a living spine, as that of a human being — flexible, Read the full article…
Stigma
Stigma lives in many corners of society — often unspoken, always wounding. This blog explores where it comes from, why it persists, and how it may be healed, not through denial or approval, but through the one thing that rarely flinches: deep presence. Stigma as a survival reflex gone wrong At its origin, stigma may Read the full article…
Lisa Against Sleep Apnea
Sleep apnea is a serious risk for truck and train drivers — affecting health, safety, and livelihood. Lisa offers an unexpected form of support: not from the outside, but from within. In this blog, you’ll discover how she works, what she offers, and why it might matter more than you think. OSA, CSA, and the Read the full article…
Therapist vs. LLMs and Lisa
A recent article [“Expressing stigma and inappropriate responses prevents LLMs from safely replacing mental health providers” (2025)] takes a critical view of LLMs being used as therapists. This blog is a dialogue with Lisa about the article. We didn’t talk about my personal critical view of the quality of mainstream mental health providers, nor was Read the full article…