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I did not learn understanding from my parents.
They built a family because culture expected it from them, not because they understood what love really is.
They could not give me orientation — because they themselves never received it.

Like so many people in our generation, I grew up in a society where everyone is psychologically injured.
Not because people are bad, but because the culture forgot the foundation of emotional health:
love born from understanding.

Because of this, children grow up without clarity, without inner stability, and they carry this suffering into adulthood.
The same happened to me.

To survive, I had to rediscover the ability that humanity once lived naturally:
understanding — abstract understanding and the ability to see connections.

It wasn’t a choice.
It was a necessity.

I paid a high price for it — in my personal life, in my relationships, in my inner world.
But through this struggle I learned understanding deeply, not as a theory but as a life-saving ability.

Today society still teaches false beliefs about relationships and love — not intentionally, but because we collectively lost the ability that created human culture in the first place.
Instead, we built systems on the misuse of power — and everyone suffers: those below and those at the top as well.

Understanding is the way out.
For individuals, and for the whole society.

This site, and my lectures, are my attempt to pass on what I had to learn the hard way —
so others may not have to suffer as much,
and so that we can begin to rebuild the ability that makes us human again.