What do you admire in other people?

“The best people possess a feeling for beauty, have the courage to take risks, the discipline to tell the truth and a capacity for sacrifice and yet ironically it’s these very virtues that make them vulnerable, vulnerable to be wounded and potentially destroyed.” Hemingway . People who are not above others, only above themselves. Who face everything with appreciation and love. People who save the world, big and small. people who never give up

What’s in your bookshelf?

Right now I’m reading Science and the Akashic Field: An Integral Theory of Everything by Ervin Laszlo. His book provides a groundbreaking scientific answer to fundamental questions facing our species at this critical time in human evolution, as well as a solidly informed vision of our cosmos with perspectives that are wide and deep and have profound implications for us all. My absolute favorite at the moment is “Only Love Is Real” by Brian L. Weiss.

What do you think makes you stand out from the masses?

Uniqueness paired with the awareness of being connected to everything. Down-to-earth and still having my head high in the clouds. To be able to read between the lines. Not judging anyone and accepting things as they really are. Patience.

What is your life´s philosophy?

Ask yourself: „Which maxims should we live by?“ You should always act according to a maxim (a moral rule). Mine is this: „Remember how so ever you are played, or by whom, your soul is in your keeping alone. When you stand for God you cannot say that I was told by others to do thus or that virtue was not convenient at the time. This will not suffice.“ We should always treat persons as ends to themselves rather as means only – treat people as a value in themselves. Goodness is always chosen.

What is your favorite quote (whether book, movie or real life)?

“The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away.” – Pablo Picasso

Do you believe in destiny?

Destiny exists, but so does free will. Both go hand in hand. A quote from the film “Cloud Atlas” describes relatively well what fate and free will could be together: “Our lives do not belong to us. From the cradle to the grave we are connected to others, past and present. And to every crime and with every act of kindness we create our future. Our lives and our choices, every single encounter opens up a new possible direction.”

A person who inspires you?

Albert Camus. His belief was that the absurd—living without meaning, or man’s inability to recognize that meaning when it existed—was something that man should embrace. “I’d rather live my life as if there is a God and die to find out there isn’t one than live as if there isn’t one and die to find out there is.”

What does freedom mean to you?

Act out of your own good will. A free act, self-determined, acting of one’s own volition rather than being guided by the expectations of others. “The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.” Albert Camus.

What three wishes would you have for the spirit of the magic lamp?

Maybe I am the genie from the magic lamp myself and can grant wishes? And how big would I dream if I knew I could really do anything?

How does your perfect day look like?

Waking up healthy, happy, grateful and worry-free. Appreciating every little thing, every little moment. Every day is perfect because every day counts.

Which books do you have to read in life?

Countless, one lifetime is not enough. Books are art and the only substitute for an experience that we have never had ourselves. Some of the most formative for me are: The myth of Sisyphus (Camus), Also spoke Zarathustra (Nietzsche), The idiot (Dostoevsky), Sophie’s world (Gaarder), The cloud atlas (Mitchell), The trial (Kafka), Animal farm ( Orwell), any world religion (from the Koran to the Bhagavad Gita), everything by Schirach, poems by Rilke, Goethe, Brecht, etc. Voltaire.

Which vice do you prefer to indulge in?

I would say my taste is very simple: I am always satisfied with the best.

What did you always want to become as a child?

Astronaut. Today I see things differently and fully agree with what Oscar Wilde wrote: “If you know exactly what you want to be in life, teacher, grocer, judge or soldier, you will become it, that is your punishment. Not really knowing what you want to be, reinventing yourself every morning, not being a noun but a verb, moving in life, not being fixed in life is a privilege, even if it is a difficult one is.”

What is especially important to you on a date?

Respect for each other, good, deep conversations, as well as politeness and that certain something. The willingness to get involved with each other is of enormous importance in order to make the meeting unforgettable. Don’t forget a lot of humor.

Which quality sets you apart?

I think one of my most important qualities is being very curious and open to a wide variety of knowledge and experiences. I try to keep patience and tolerance when encountering new ideas, attitudes and concepts in order to constantly improve and learn.

What character traits do you like?

For me, the core of likeable personality traits lies in respect for other people, a positive attitude towards life, and a combination of kindness, compassion, and generous wisdom in relation to the world. Charismatic and interesting people become much more likeable when they are characterized by modesty and respectful interaction with others. You can also combine success and assertiveness with empathy and tact.

What does eroticism mean for you?

Eroticism to me means some kind of ingrained, physical and emotional desire for the mind and body of another person. It is a deep sense of attraction and connection made of lust, devotion and intimacy. This energy can be seen as connecting and enriching in any type of relationship, including most romantic and sexual relationships.

What makes you smile instantly?

A smile instantly puts a smile on my face. When it’s an honest, unconditional gift of friendship, love, and acceptance. It reminds me that we are not alone and that our happiness is not just in our own path, but depends on how we acknowledge and respect the happiness of others.

Is there a big dream that you are following?

My dream is to live a life full of meaning and meaning. I strive to make the world a little better through my own contribution, through my actions and words, inspiring others to grow and learn. I want to encourage humanity to set a good example for others, to share love and forgiveness. My big dream is to be free to grow and make the most of my life and help others to do the same.

Which animal describes you best?

A fox 🦊. He is a symbol of patience, cleverness, adaptation and inventiveness. Its ability to think and act strategically makes it a useful companion in life’s challenges. He possesses the ability to adapt to his surroundings and take risks to achieve his goals; Flexibility and sophistication are essential to navigating your path towards success. He embodies the ability to show restraint.

Which ability would you choose: time travel – reading minds – invisibility?

While the three above would also be beneficial, I would choose the ability to recognize my own potential and direct my life toward greater good and the full fulfillment of my potential. I would wish for knowledge, insight and courage to align my life with my own visions and my inner compass. Not only would it be incredibly beneficial and rewarding to me, but it would serve the well-being of any species.

Which country, city or location is your dream destination?

My dream destination is a place of happiness and contentment, a place where I feel safe. It is a place where everyone is welcome, no matter what country, city or continent it is. My dream destination isn’t just a place, it’s an attitude. It’s the attitude that everyone has something to contribute to this world, regardless of where you were born. My dream goal is to make the world a better place, whether I’m there or not.

What do you still want to experience this year?

I want to use the rest of the year to grow and know what valuable connections and real experiences are. I would also like to invest more time in my wellbeing to better understand life and the world around me. I would like to find more connection to myself and to my inner voice again this year in order to be satisfied, to achieve my goals and to lead a happier, more comfortable and more satisfied life.

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