Conversation with the author of the book 'My own mind, my own prison' Ralf Gaubstein

Conscious (mature) vs. unconscious (immature) man

Thanks to all participants who asked questions and congratulations to 2 whole winners who will receive Ralph's books:

• "What do you think you still need to be a fully conscious man? Can such a state be achieved at all - a fully conscious man?" / @zane_kalninja
• "Conscious female perfume notes in Ralf's performance would be..." / @aiga.c

Questions:

• Who is an immature and who is a mature man?
• What is mindfulness anyway?
• In order to become a man, one must go through an initiation – reaching the lowest point in order to be able to grow into a Man. Is it so?
• What qualities/characteristics must a man possess in order to say - yes, he is conscious?
• What contributes to the development of a man?
• How can a man consciously work on the development of his maturity?
• How does an immature man perceive a woman and her role in a relationship?
• What is the man's role in the relationship?
• Can an immature man start a relationship and change during it - become mature?
• How does a man's attitude towards a woman change when he becomes conscious?
• How does a conscious man look at relationships?
• What qualities and characteristics does a conscious man look for in a woman? Does he think you should get married?
• Where or in which of the public places are mature men most often found and where are immature men more?
• What life experiences must one go through in order for a person to transform and be able to talk about deeper topics?
• How can a man learn to express his emotions?
• How does society and culture affect a man's maturity?
• The principle - as you treat me, so I treat you - characterizes a mature or immature man?
• What is your opinion about male groups? (men's circles)
• What practices do you do, what do you read, what are you interested in to promote your development?
• How do you think you can find your soul mate in a romantic way?
• How to open a man's heart?

Ligavam.lv editor Ieva Simanoviča spoke