I am nothing - by choiceI am not an expert, an innovator, a leader or an academic. I am not a label, brand or title - not a representative of a nation, ethnicity or race - I am just a human being. I refuse to be a leader - authority does not create a better world - by telling others what to think. It's more about knowing how we think ourselves. And we don't learn that through manipulation, pressure or persuasion - those changes are superficial and obviously don't change anything. Transformation lies in the actual realisation by each individual that we, as a human race, cannot go on living like this.In this respect, the essence of my work is thinking together with other people. I don't sell anything - no new paradigm, I don't propagandize, I don't lead others, I don't tell them what to do - nothing like that. I'm not an authority, I'm not a leader to follow, I don't argue and I don't theorise with words. Rather, I try to be serious and responsible by learning with others. This is not manipulation, pressure or persuasion, but an invitation to engage where we are not engaged. I argue that transformation happens in a genuine dialogue that takes place at a deep, fundamental level - where both sides are willing to change - with people who want to listen, who have a genuine interest in finding out for themselves the answer to these fundamental questions. A fundamental, scientific and ongoing dialogue, without being pushed into any spiritual, esoteric or religious ideas, or economic, innovative or political concepts, nor acting as authorities telling others what is right, but only stimulating, raising and exploring questions. It's about finding out - it's about opening the door to questioning our knowledge base.I want to meet people without superiority or inferiority, in full reciprocity. I want to express myself openly and authentically, not trying to appear different from who I am. By overcoming our egocentricity, we humans are able to turn to others. And when we succeed in being with the other person, an authenticity of interpersonal relationships is created. The encounter then takes place in a 'space' characterised by respect, clarity, understanding and compassionate care. And this is the ground from which a fundamental insight can emerge - leading to the transformation of a person.If we really feel responsible - for a better world - there must be a feeling of genuine affection, of genuine care for a person - then we are not training or conditioning them.