Friends,
For the last month, we’ve been exploring Purpose.
We discovered that true purpose isn’t a transaction. It isn’t about asking “What can I give to the world?” because that implies you are separate from it.
True purpose is more like a bird singing. The bird doesn’t sing to give you a gift; it sings because it is a bird. It sings out of the overflow of its own existence. You don’t give the world what you have; you give the world who you are.
But this brings us to a difficult threshold.
We are not singing birds in empty skies. We are conscious beings interacting in a complex, often tragic world. We are forced to make choices where the “right” answer is impossible to find.
If there are 10 people on a lifeboat that can only hold 5, how do you decide who stays? If a lie saves a life, is it a sin? If the truth destroys a person, is it a virtue?
December’s Journey: The Paradox of Morality
This month, we are stepping into the maze of Morality.
This is not about finding a better set of rules. History is filled with men who followed strict moral codes, and often, those codes led to the greatest atrocities. The Crusaders believed they were doing God’s work. The most dangerous people are often those who are convinced of their own rigid righteousness.
Every philosophical framework—whether it’s based on rules (Deontology), results (Utilitarianism), or virtues—eventually collapses into contradiction. They all fail the “lifeboat test.”
So, where does that leave us?
Why Now?
It is fitting we explore this in December. We are approaching Christmas, a season anchored by a figure who didn’t just teach morality—he upended it. Jesus was a radical who frequently broke the religious laws of his time to align with a higher, unwritten truth. He showed us that sometimes, to be truly good, you must break the rules of “goodness.”
This hints at our destination. We are not looking for a checklist. We are looking for something alive.
The Saint and The Sinner
This month, we are not here to argue for a specific system. We are here to explore the paradox deeply.
We want to understand why moral frameworks fail us when we need them most. We want to understand why the “Moral Man” often looks like a sinner to the outside world. We want to discover how to act in a world that is falling apart—not by following a script, but by transcending it.
Our goal is to move beyond the question of “Right vs. Wrong” and step into the mystery of what it means to truly embody your highest self in the face of the abyss.
Other Updates
Psychology Corner: A Sneak-Peek Into the Unified Tree of Personality
At its core, the Psychology Corner is about exploring the human psyche from the inside out—what it actually feels like to be you.
And one of the simplest ways to make sense of all this complexity is to imagine yourself as a tree.
Under the surface you’ve got the roots: all the hidden systems that shaped you — attachment patterns, early experiences, defenses, drives, personality tendencies, all the “stuff” you didn’t choose but still influences you. It’s messy, it’s layered, it’s multidimensional… but it’s real.
Out of those roots grows the trunk, your lived sense of being one person with one continuous experience of life. That “I” you feel every day isn’t an illusion — it’s the organizing center that pulls all the underground chaos into a coherent self.
Then you’ve got the branches — the parts of you the world actually sees: your habits, quirks, patterns, strengths, fears, emotional reactions, the ways you show up in relationships… all the expressions of who you are.
The whole point of this corner is to explore how these layers connect — how deep unconscious roots shape the trunk of your identity, and how that trunk grows into the branches you live out in daily life.
This gives us a clean, grounded way to integrate basically every psychological model out there.
And it gives us a way to talk honestly about what it means to be human.
The Game of Life + Seer & Seen
Our platform integrates real psychological assessment with artificial intelligence. This isn’t surface-level personality testing—it’s designed to reveal meaningful patterns in your unconscious mind.
What’s Coming Soon:
[SERIES] Lesson 5 Macroeconomics: Imbalances
[ARTICLE] The AI Revolution: How AI Transforms Life
[DEEP DIVE] Consciousness Practices Deep Dive
Building Together
If you’re a practitioner, teacher, coach, or fellow explorer interested in using the Game of Life for mental health and well-being, I’m looking for collaborators. Send me a message—let’s create these experiences together.
Grateful to be on this journey with you,
Stefan