The hunter Following the trail of the wild, he learnt to read the signs. That knowledge was passed on through the ancient heritage line of his Grand- Grandfather. Every step he makes is planned by detailed preparation. His awareness is as sharp as his sword. His emotions and thoughts are trained under great pressure to learn how to gain control over them even in the most dangerous situation. He does not get destructed by them or by any outside influences. He works with the rh

What does it take to live an authentic life? What does it take to be authentic? What does it take to be a real man? In short version: Find your own purpose and dare to go for it. It sounds easy. Or not? To find and define your purpose you have to know who you are; what is real value for you, and if you dare to pay the price for it. It still sounds too easy. I try to put it in context. For example you were born in an extremely high class family with a clear plan for your whol

Look Child. Over there... Up to the hill. He is sitting there so peaceful... He is watching and observing everything.... He is conscious. He knows... He feels. His heart and his brain are the balanced support for him. He is waiting. He knows that he has nothing to do with Patriarchy. He sees them and he feels sad for them. It is a shame of the population. Using force to fulfill their animal desire and using fear and screaming just to get their demands, ruling and abusing femi

We all have dreams we wish to accomplish. These are the ones driving us from childhood and most of the time somehow they disappear on the way. May be they seem too big, too much, out of the liege, unable to reach. There is a legend about a Man, who lived his dream and became one of the best basketball player of all time. He had a dream when he was child. He believed that the life was his oyster and he could reach anything if he put enough efforts to it, even if it seemed impo

Myth of Sophia

There is no easy path. Everyone who decides to step out from the line and starts to create his/her own path, sooner or later will face with opposition from the main stream. The interesting fact in it, is the more pure is your aim, the harder the resistance will be. For example - Take a Buddhist monk who has a special vision about encouraging other monks to actively engage with people suffering and publishes his ideas in magazines. -Go forward... What about if that particular

In a healthy body, heart and brain work in harmony with each other. They are equally important, both of them are essential, but they have completely different tasks. They can not exist without each other. There is a theory of Jung, which I would like to draw parallels to this idea. That theory describes Eros and Logos as the two complementing / opposing elements to create the ALL. Eros is the Feminine Principle, which is responsible for intuition and to understand and transf

We speak a lot about Divine Feminine, and Feminine Rising but we neglect or try to overrule the Masculine without considering that Matriarchy is as much dangerous as Patriarchy if the other side is rejected. The exact same thing happens with the theory of light and dark. We have plenty of philosophies concentrating only on positivity while neglecting, ignoring or overruling the negative side. If we turn blind eyes towards the triggers and traumas, we will never heal. Gabor M

Jung spoke in deep details about the archetypes and explained their importance in the individuation process. There is no individuation process without integrating opposites into each other by dissolving paradoxes. Jung also mentions that the whole Universe based on paradox therefore life gets created when these opposing forces interacting with each other and giving birth to the 'Anthropos' - a higher level existence by a sacred integration. These interactions are conflict so

If we speak about the ones who dared to step over their boundaries, Bruce Lee is definitely one of them. He left behind an unspeakable legacy. He was not only stretching his own limitations, but also he stepped out of the formalized structure of martial art and created his own unique style. He was supposed to follow the rules but he exceeded them. He learnt them, and overrode them. 'Absorb what is useful, reject what is useless, add what is essentially your own.' He said. H

There is not a single person in sport who does not know the name Ayrton Senna. The legendary young guy with an incredible talent, who relentlessly strived for perfection. The ones who knew him described him as not only a talented car racer but also a dazzling intellect with a magnetic appeal, who put his soul everything he did. There is a word in the ancient Japanese Warrior Code, 'Kodawari'. The word which means a 'sincere unwavering focus on what you are doing, with a g