Identity

Our identity is our personal selection of collective values, meanings, and purposes.

Idiocy

Idealism is closely related to idiocy. Where only one truth is allowed, there is not much to think about.

Idleness

Systems that aim for efficiency are amusingly effective at creating and maintaining idling.

Ignition

If nothing in life ignites, there is a fault in the transmitter or the receiver.

Man is a creature that burns from within. Ignition can be facilitated by creating the right conditions, but the decisive scratch is made by the person himself.

Ignorance

Knowledge can never completely remove ignorance and sheer stupidity from the world.

I-less

Try not to say the word "I" for one week.

Impossible

People wonder what is possible. It's also worth considering what is impossible.

An important line is crossed when we do something we think is impossible.

Indecision

We all sit on our indecision.

Infinity

Connecting with others takes us to the edge of infinity.

Information

Cultures are made up of beliefs and assumptions. Often, they are tacit information, hidden from us. When enough people believe in something stupid, it starts to sound legitimate and becomes the truth.

Insight

When we think, insight doesn't work. It comes when thinking loosens its grip.

Insight is timeless. We may express it with words formed by thought, but there is no time or thought in realisation.

The essence of insight is to see that the observer and the object of observation are one. This revolutionises seeing.

A busy and self-absorbed mind cannot hear or function properly. Insight frees the brain from the burden of the past: it becomes still and enters a timeless and limitless space.

Insight releases energy that is wasted in chaotic thinking.

Insight doesn't work when life is based on fiction instead of facts. Nationalism, religious fanaticism, and political ideologies dull the brain so that it does not function properly.

Stopping thinking is a prerequisite for insight. Insight can only work when the brain is quiet.

When we realise that there is no escape from reality, the neurotic movement of thinking stops and the structure and function of the brain change. When the imagination dies, only what is true, remains.

Interest

If people really thought and acted in their own interests, they would not act as selfishly as they do now.

Irony

The same people who complain about lack of time, can watch TV for hours, even though the programs are not at all interesting.