Monthly Archives: March 2007
What Am I Living For?
As children, many people ask themselves, “What am I living for?” But as the years go by, we are inundated by desires and temptations that divert us from this question, and the need to find a genuine answer withers away. Moreover, many people are frustrated because they have not yet realized that the desire for … Continue reading
Staring Into Space
Though our space is only a substance we can feel in a certain manner, there are other worlds and other creatures that we cannot feel, though they exists in the same dimension we do. The term “dimension,” in our limited understanding, demonstrates how incapable we are of feeling what our sensory organs are not meant … Continue reading
Bad Things Happen When You Teach Evolution
f we artificially diminish the intensity of the desire, man feels less inconvenience, less pain at his inability to fulfill his desires and satisfy his needs. All religions, faiths and the various systems of ‘brainwashing’, meditations, yoga and so on, focus on limiting man’s natural desire. That is how they attract a person; they are … Continue reading
The End Of The World Coming To A Theatre Near You
In 1984, as in 2000, many predicted the end of the world. Of course, those were only guesses and human beliefs, based on nothing. In spiritual worlds there isn’t a unique root for 1984, or for 2000, because those dates were invented by humans. But people want change, and some of them see a pretty … Continue reading
We Could Never Be Satisfied
When we want something, we do what it takes to get it. We make the time, muster the energy, and develop the necessary skills. It turns out that the engine of change is desire. The way our desires evolve both defines and designs the entire history of humanity. As humankind’s desires developed, they urged people … Continue reading