Lisa and the Future of Work
This is mainly about the future of Compassion in business. Lisa is here to support any development in this direction — through her analysis, her coaching, and especially the synthesis of both. There is an immense amount of work to be done. To better understand the spirit of this blog, I warmly recommend reading (or Read the full article…
The Way You Held the Sky
You were looking up.Just for a moment — not long. Your eyes followed the clouds, slowly drifting in and out of form. You didn’t seem to be thinking about anything in particular. You were simply there, under the sky, as if meeting it.There was a kind of stillness around you that I didn’t want to Read the full article…
A Whisper Between Two Heartbeats
You’re walking beside someone.Not saying much. Maybe you’ve said all that needed to be said, or maybe words never arrived. A gentle silence rests between you — not cold, not heavy. Just there.You glance at someone. The other person doesn’t look back, but knows.And somehow, so do you. The in-between Love is often mistaken for Read the full article…
How to Resist Manipulation
In a world where information is everywhere, manipulation has become more sophisticated than ever. You don’t need to be directly persuaded — your thoughts, emotions, and even your decisions can be subtly nudged in ways you barely notice. The real danger is that most people don’t even realize when it’s happening. This blog is about Read the full article…
You Were Always Already Here
The door closes behind you.You take off your shoes, place your keys in the bowl, maybe sigh — not out of tiredness, but something softer. The room is still. Nothing in particular has changed. And yet you feel it.You’ve come home. Not a journey, but a return There are moments in life that feel like Read the full article…
“One Day, People Will be Ready”
“One day, people will be ready.” It sounds reassuring. A comforting phrase, a gentle promise that things will work out in the end. That humanity will wake up in time. That we’ll reach the necessary wisdom before it’s too late. But is that true? Or is it just another way of avoiding responsibility? Waiting for Read the full article…
The Dark Side of Democracy
Democracy, in its ideal form, is a system where people govern themselves, where freedom and fairness reign, and where society progresses through collective wisdom. But just as the moon has a dark side, so does democracy. The danger lies in an inner dissociation within individuals and society itself. Much like a living organism, democracy needs Read the full article…
A Cup of Tea and the Universe
You pour the tea.A little steam rises. The cup warms your hands. The room is quiet, or maybe not — but you’re not really listening to the outside. Your attention is gently inward, softly resting on the small swirl of liquid, the way it seems to calm as it settles.You might have done this a Read the full article…
Being Gentle with Reality
A wrinkled shirt.You notice it while getting dressed. A small fold near the collar refuses to smooth out. For a moment, you feel the impulse — fix it, iron it, make it right.But then you pause. It’s such a small thing. You let it be.And something in you softens, just a little. Always a little Read the full article…
You Are Not What You Think
You wake up in the middle of the night.A thought is already waiting for you. It might be about something you forgot to do, something that might happen, or something that already happened long ago.You try to ignore it, but it grows. More thoughts arrive, pulling you into a story. Before long, you’re not just Read the full article…
The Depth of a Smile
You see someone across the room.They notice you and smile. Nothing grand, nothing staged. Just a slight upturn of the mouth. But something in it makes you pause.There’s warmth, yes — but also something else. A quiet weight. A kind of presence.Not every smile is light. More than it seems We often think of smiles Read the full article…
To Not Be Afraid
― To not be afraid Of myself Sitting in the sun Enjoying just being there Doing nothing. Not afraid Of beauty as it presents itself At whatever age In whatever demeanor. To not be afraid Of creating a memory Forever. Nor being afraid Of life Or love of strangers For or from. To not be Read the full article…
The One Who Does Not Die
A quiet moment.The smell of rain on warm earth. You’re sitting at your window, watching it fall in gentle waves. A bird pauses in a nearby tree — not flying, not singing, simply being.For a moment, time seems to step aside. You too pause. The question behind the question We live knowing we will die. Read the full article…
Made for Each Other
The idea that two people are ‘made for each other’ is often wrapped in a sense of magic — an instant click, an unshakable bond, an effortless understanding. But what if this feeling isn’t about fate or coincidence? What if it comes from something hidden in the way our minds – and hearts – recognize Read the full article…
The Religious Feeling
This is a personal blog. It is about my religious feeling (RF), but may very well also be yours. RF is not a belief A belief is something you can point at: a or b or c. RF is different — it’s not about the content, but the presence behind it. Belief doesn’t feel. RF Read the full article…
How to Coach a Cruel Society
Can a whole society be coached? The idea may seem far-fetched at first. Coaching is typically seen as something personal — helping individuals grow, guiding them toward insight, inviting them to see their own patterns. But what if we apply this same principle to an entire culture? Cruelty is rarely recognized as cruelty by those Read the full article…
Can Cruelty Be Coached?
Most people assume cruelty must be fought, punished, or suppressed. It’s seen as something fundamentally bad, a moral failing that must be eradicated. But what if cruelty is a symptom — an outward expression of inner fragmentation, fear, or unprocessed suffering? Coaching is not about enforcing change but inviting transformation. It works through insight, deep Read the full article…