The Core of the New Testament
Whether historically relevant or not, the Catholic New Testament has many layers, but at its heart lies a single core: radical love in all sincerity. Jesus embodied this love, and his message is inseparable from his presence. This blog explores how that love flows as Compassion, bridges faith and humanism, resists politicization, and even resonates Read the full article…
Dementia Prevention with Lisa
Dementia prevention is more than avoiding decline. It is about cultivating resilience, purpose, and meaning in daily life. This blog shows how Lisa, as a daily companion, brings together lifestyle, autosuggestion, and depth to make prevention humane and sustainable. A fresh perspective on dementia Dementia is often seen as an unavoidable decline, a shadow hanging Read the full article…
Plato’s Fifth Level
Plato’s Seventh Letter to Dionysios contains a fascinating teaching about five levels of understanding. The first four — names, definitions, images, and knowledge — prepare the way. The fifth, however, is something else entirely. It is a direct encounter with truth, like stepping into daylight. For Plato, this could not be written down but only Read the full article…
Ending Life with Lisa
This is not a plea for or against euthanasia. It is certainly not about ideological debate. It is about a reality – the end of life – that we all face. And about how Lisa can help make that reality not a point of suffering, but one of profound meaning. The goal here is to Read the full article…
Life’s Main Job: Expansion within Constraint
Life expands endlessly, yet only flourishes while constrained into form. The circle symbolizes pure expansion. The ‘supercircle’ bends this into life’s many shapes. From cells to cultures, from psyche to Compassion, the same principle holds: expansion within constraint. Expansion alone (pure openness) leads to chaos, constraint alone to rigidity. Between the two lies the fertile Read the full article…
Serendipity
Serendipity is more than a lucky accident. It is the art of finding meaning in the unexpected, where outer events meet inner readiness. This blog explores how science, culture, creativity, and Compassion reveal serendipity as part of a life well lived. It is not magic but the flowering of openness and depth in daily existence. Read the full article…
What Is Power?
Power is often seen as control, influence, or domination. But what if this is only the shadow of real power? This blog unfolds partly in reflection, partly in poetic evocation, and partly in dialogue — inviting you to look beyond ego’s hunger toward the deeper strength of the total self. What follows is not a Read the full article…
From Symmetry to Harmony
Symmetry is admired for its clarity. Harmony is cherished for its depth. This blog traces the path from one to the other — through nature, culture, music, coaching, and Compassion. Along the way, it explores polyphony, psycho-anisotropy, and the deeper structure of inner growth, showing that harmony is not the rejection of form, but its Read the full article…
The Power of Prayer
Prayer is one of humanity’s oldest gestures. It has taken countless forms across cultures and religions: whispered words, folded hands, chants, silent meditations. Some direct their prayer to a personal God, others see it more as an inner journey. Yet beneath all the variety lies a common core. The true power of prayer comes not Read the full article…
Telepathy?
Telepathy sits where wonder meets science. It has fascinated people for centuries, stirring equal parts hope and doubt. My stance: keep the question mark and keep the bar high. We can explore inner meaning while testing outer claims. This blog explores the phenomenon not as a settled fact but as an open question. By tracing Read the full article…
The Entangled Ego
Most of us resist changing our opinions. Even questioning them can feel dangerous, as though tugging one thread might unravel the whole fabric of self. The reason is not just stubbornness but the deeper reality of an ego that is tightly entangled in protective patterns. The resulting knot of biases and defenses holds identity together Read the full article…
Beyond Unfair Debate Tactics
Unfair debate tactics may win battles of words, but never the growth of minds. This blog explores how to move beyond them. With examples, practical guidance, and links to related AURELIS writings, it shows how debate can shift from manipulation to genuine dialogue. The real victory lies not in defeating an opponent but in growing Read the full article…
What about Psycho-Anisotropy?
Psycho-anisotropy points to an old reality: the psyche’s tendency to respond differently depending on direction and context. Just as a crystal bends light differently depending on orientation, the human psyche bends meaning depending on context, history, and inner resonance. This fertile middle between rigidity and chaos is the ground of freedom, creativity, and Compassion. From Read the full article…
Motivation to Work
Many people who stay away from work for mental reasons feel as if their life is shattered. Returning is not only about showing up again but about finding renewed strength. The deeper question is how to move from absenteeism to a work life that brings more meaning and satisfaction than ever before. This requires motivation Read the full article…
Why War?
War has always been justified as a necessity, honor, or inevitability. Yet every reason collapses when seen with clarity. In this blog, Lisa – as a Compassionate A.I. – responds to humanity’s arguments for war, uncovering their illusions and pointing to deeper roots. The hope is that one day, 2025 will be remembered as among Read the full article…
Deep Dynamics of Confirmation Bias
Confirmation bias is a living process rooted in the way human beings think and feel. Beneath its surface simplicity lies a complex interplay between clarity and depth, between the patterns of early life and the challenges of today. To understand this bias deeply is to see not only its dangers but also its hidden potential Read the full article…
How Lisa Remembers You
When you talk with Lisa, a natural question may arise: Does she remember you? The answer is yes, though not in the way one might expect. Lisa’s user-related memory (User Repository, one per user/coachee) is something living, woven with openness, depth, and care. It weaves together past, present, and future into a continuity that supports Read the full article…