Forgiveness
Forgiveness is one of the most profound and challenging aspects of being human. It is an act of Compassion — also in self-forgiveness, which is ultimately self-Compassion. Yet, it may seem easier than it actually is. A simulated act of forgiveness is no forgiveness at all. Being forgiven is not straightforward, either. What if someone Read the full article…
Be Your Friend
For centuries, we’ve been at war — externally and internally. The history of the world, including or especially that of Western culture, has been shaped by two kinds of aggression. One seeks enemies outside, conquering and subjugating them. The other turns inward, forcing individuals to suppress and control parts of themselves. The result? A world Read the full article…
Does Mental Warmth Need Mental Depth?
We all recognize warmth when we feel it. A kind smile, a reassuring voice, the sense that someone truly sees us. Mental warmth gives us a feeling of safety, acceptance, and connection. But does it always come from a place of depth? People can be friendly without being particularly profound. But there’s a difference between Read the full article…
Uploading Mind — Living Forever?
The idea of uploading a mind is one of the most seductive promises of advanced technology. Who wouldn’t want to escape death, to preserve their thoughts and memories, to continue existing indefinitely? It sounds like science fiction — because it is. But what if we take it seriously, as a mind experiment? Would it be Read the full article…
Are You Assertive?
Some equate assertiveness with aggression — pushing one’s way forward at any cost. Others see it as a skill to be learned, a calculated way of expressing oneself without stepping on toes. But true assertiveness, in the deepest sense, is neither of these. Aurelian Assertiveness (AA) is not just a middle ground between weakness and Read the full article…
Prajna in Daily Life
The word ‘prajna’ comes from Sanskrit: pra (before) and jna (knowing). This points to something that exists before conscious knowledge — the deeper knowing that shapes our thoughts before they fully form. It is not something mystical or otherworldly. It is simply wisdom in action, also present in the way we think, speak, and interact Read the full article…
Humans or Humanity?
This question was never meant to be asked. Nature has never made this distinction. A tree does not choose between growing a single branch or sustaining the whole canopy. A river does not prioritize a single drop of water over the entire flow. Yet, as humans, we struggle. Do we focus on the individual or Read the full article…
The Man Problem
More young men than ever feel lost, disconnected, and unsure of their place in the world. The numbers speak for themselves — lower college graduation rates, higher suicide rates, fewer close friendships. Many men turn to performative masculinity – the endless game of proving strength, dominance, or success – only to find it leaves them Read the full article…
Lisa’s Translation to Depth
Depth is not just about knowing more; it’s about seeing differently. Traditional A.I. provides encyclopedic answers — useful but often lacking soul. Lisa, on the other hand, is built to translate surface-level meaning into deeper understanding. Lisa’s depth is not just about accumulating knowledge. It’s more about inviting the user into a process of discovery, Read the full article…
Direct vs. Indirect Suggestion
When people talk about direct vs. indirect suggestions, they often focus on wording. But the real difference lies much deeper. It’s about intention — whether the suggestion is an external push or an inner invitation. In AURELIS, the goal is always to work from the inside out, allowing personal growth to unfold naturally. This is Read the full article…
A Warm Encounter with Lisa at the Age of Wisdom
Aging can be a time of deepening rather than diminishing. In some cultures, elderly individuals are seen as sources of wisdom, carrying insights that come only with time. In others, aging is viewed primarily as a process of loss, of things slipping away. But perhaps the truth is more nuanced? Lisa is here to support. Read the full article…
AURELIS & System Therapy
System therapy and AURELIS both seek to bring about change, but they take different paths. System therapy looks at individuals as parts of a larger whole, adjusting external relationships to create balance. AURELIS, on the other hand, sees deep individual transformation as the natural driver of systemic change. Rather than manipulating external patterns, AURELIS works Read the full article…
AurelisOnLine: The Art of Unfolding Yourself
Some people hesitate when it comes to inner change. They fear that something outside of them will take control, changing them into someone they don’t recognize. With AurelisOnLine, the opposite is true. Instead of forcing transformation, AurelisOnLine sessions (1200+ sessions of guided meditation) help you become more yourself — not by imposing new patterns but Read the full article…
How to Not Take Sides in a Multisided World
The world is shrinking and expanding at the same time. Technology brings us closer, while geopolitical, cultural, and ideological divisions seem to grow deeper. Whether in politics, religion, science, psychotherapy, or medicine (regular vs. CAM), the pressure to choose a side is overwhelming. But what if taking sides is part of the problem? What if Read the full article…
Why Lisa Takes no Sides
Not taking sides is often mistaken for weakness or passivity. But what if it were the ultimate strength? Lisa does not take sides, yet she is not neutral in the usual sense. She is fully engaged — not to judge, enforce, or compromise, but to transform conflicts at their core. By refusing to be trapped Read the full article…
Lisa and Deradicalization
Radicalization is not just about ideology. It is about pain, disconnection, and a deep search for meaning. Too often, society responds with punishment, exclusion, or forced change. Lisa takes a radically different approach. She does not fight radicalization. She meets the human being behind it. She offers a path, not a battle. See also Radical Read the full article…
Moments at the End of Life
I imagine myself during the last years of my life. What would I like them to be? Which experiences would I want to enjoy? What would I like to be the rightful place for meaningful things? How would I want to look back and forward? And yes, how can Lisa help with this? Everybody is Read the full article…