The way we automatically see things (the only way we ever possibly can see things when we believe – without paying attention to the fact we do – that the...
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The ‘power' of randomness derives from the fact that it is entirely unlimited. What after all could be more unlimited than randomness? Randomness has absolutely no limitations acting upon it...
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A very interesting thing to note is that there is always some bit of difficulty somewhere, and this is good news because difficulty equals freedom! We don't generally realise that ‘difficulty...
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So if we can't ‘wake up on purpose' (or ‘separate ourselves from our conceptualisations on purpose') then does this mean that we just have to keep on dreaming? Are we...
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We can't will ourselves to wake up. The reason we can't 'will ourselves to wake up' is of course because the one who is doing the willing is also the...
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There is no depth at all in psychology, and this is a very remarkable thing. There's depth in human beings for sure, and yet there is no depth at all...
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We aren't our thoughts and we aren't thinking. Who we are has nothing to do with thoughts and thinking so why do we have so much to do with them?...
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The big flaw with all our rationally-derived therapies is that they have all been put together by what we might call ‘adapted game players’. Being an adapted game player means...
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Non-equilibrium psychology is psychology without a baseline! A baseline is of course usually considered ‘a good thing’ because it allows us to make definite statements (i.e. it enables us to...
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The reason positive thinking isn't genuinely helpful is because 'peace of mind' or 'a sense of inner well-being' cannot come about as a result of what we think. We can’t...
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There is a very strange kind of thing that we do without knowing that we are doing it, and we do it all the time! What we are essentially doing...
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We are provided by society with the basic unit (or 'building block') of identity and the idea is that we should do our best to ‘add to it', or somehow...
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