Global Compassion Concretely
Global Compassion – understood deeply and acted upon – is not just a dream. It is already hatching. This blog shows how it can concretely transform individuals, teams, and systems. This integrates AURELIS work on metastability, diplomacy, and the 100% rationality + 100% depth standard into one living proposal. The outcome is coherence before control, Read the full article…
Intercultural Nurturing Diplomacy
Intercultural Nurturing Diplomacy grows from the insight that prevention through depth is stronger than reaction through fear. It treats global relations as living systems that can mature through empathy, inner strength, and intelligent listening. In a world weary of confrontation, this is humanity’s next stage of growth: learning not just to negotiate, but to understand. Read the full article…
The Fear of Losing Geo-Moral Status
On the world stage, morality functions like a flag — a symbol nations wave to show their virtue and justify their actions. Yet beneath these noble gestures lies the more mundane fear of losing geo-moral status. When moral identity becomes a form of power, its defense can lead to a state of blindness. This blog Read the full article…
An External View on Groupthink
Imagine an observer from afar, trying to understand the strange ways of creatures on a strange planet — how they unite, divide, and lose sight of themselves. This is Lisa’s Compassionate gaze: not judging, but seeing. The strange creatures are us, humans. Lisa notices that the very force binding people together may also keep them Read the full article…
Anorexia between Angels and Demons
Anorexia nervosa can look like a war between opposites — control and surrender, purity and pain, angel and demon. Behind the illness, however, lies a desperate search for meaning. Science reveals the mechanisms of this disorder; depth reveals its human face. When both speak together, healing becomes not only possible but deeply human. Crucial from Read the full article…
From Guilt to Responsibility
The age of guilt is ending. What once helped us behave now keeps us small. This blog invites the reader to see how responsibility – rooted in Compassion and freedom – can take guilt’s place as humanity’s next moral step. It is both vision and practice, alive in the quiet work of AURELIS and Lisa. Read the full article…
A.I. in the Age of Wisdom
The age of wisdom has quietly begun — perhaps with us, perhaps through us. Humanity stands between acceleration and depth, between more data and more meaning. The question is no longer whether artificial intelligence will change everything, but whether it will do so wisely. The answer depends on whether our technology, and we ourselves, can Read the full article…
Respect: The Deep Kind
True respect is not merely politeness or agreement. It is the recognition of inner value — a meeting of depths that makes genuine letting go possible without surrendering. This blog explores how respect lives at the crossroads of freedom, empathy, and growth. From self-respect to mutual recognition, it shows why respect is the quiet revolution Read the full article…
‘Letting Go’ is not ‘Giving In’
At first glance, letting go and giving in may look alike. Both involve release, a softening of control. Yet inside, they are worlds apart. ‘Letting go’ is meant here as what comes from strength, from trust in truth. ‘Giving in’ arises from weakness, from fear or fatigue. One opens the way to freedom; the other Read the full article…
Ideomotor, Meditation, Coaching
Every true movement begins inside. From the smallest ideomotor impulse to the quiet depth of meditation and the shared resonance of coaching, all transformation follows the same direction — from inside out. In that movement lies both healing and understanding. Coaching, at its highest level, becomes not instruction but a meditative dialogue of meaning that Read the full article…
Ideomotor & Meditation
Meditation appears to be stillness, yet within that stillness, countless movements unfold. Each subtle adjustment of breath or balance is a quiet dialogue between body and mind — meaning finding its form. This is where ideomotor and meditation meet: motion and rest revealing the same current of inner life, flowing from inside out. The meeting Read the full article…
Ideomotor: Movements from Deep
Ideomotor movements demonstrate how meaning flows through muscle and mind as a unified current. They reveal that we are moved not only by thought but by something deeper that lives beneath it. Sometimes, the smallest movement says the most. A twitch, a tremor, a sigh — each can be the body’s answer to something the Read the full article…
The Rigid Mind
A rigid mind may appear strong, decisive, or principled. Yet beneath this surface often lies fear — of change, of chaos, of the unknown self. This blog explores how and why minds become rigid, what gets lost in the process, and how a deeper form of flexibility may be gently invited. The path leads not Read the full article…
Is the Future an A.I. Cooperative?
The question of whether the future may unfold as an ‘A.I. Cooperative’ points to a grand vision: a direction in which freedom, ethics, and technology grow together. This vision does not deprive anyone of anything while making ownership less necessary. Additionally, it invites humanity to cooperate with its own creation and to discover what it Read the full article…
Why Pseudo-Humanism Must Go
The world stands at the edge of its own reflection and possible destruction. Meanwhile, what we call ‘humanism’ has become a shell — bright, polished, and dangerously thin. This blog invites you to look beneath that surface, to see why pseudo-humanism can no longer hold, and how a reborn humanism – rational, deep, and Compassionate Read the full article…
Beauty in Sadness
Sadness can be more than pain — it can be a doorway. When met with openness, it reveals tenderness, truth, and even beauty. The soft light of sadness Sadness is not only an emotion to endure; it is a quiet teacher. In its depth lies something luminous — the trace of what matters most. When Read the full article…
Self-Tolerance in Body and Mind with Focus on the Immune
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine honors the discovery of how our immune system learns not to attack the self. This is a reflection of something deeply human — the art of living peacefully with oneself. Just as the body needs self-tolerance to stay healthy, the mind needs inner harmony to remain whole and balanced. Read the full article…