Disruptive Education

When we buy things in a physical store, we have a dopamine (neurotransmitter of pleasure and reward) rush. When we buy online, we actually generate double the dopamine rush, once when we buy the product and again when the product arrives.

Thus far in 2021, data suggests that we have doubled the number of purchases we make compared to 2000. We are at the highest peak in buying, discarding and/or accumulating in the history of our developed society. We buy only to later feel “buyer’s remorse” for all of our purchases and we then become absorbed by the daunting anxiety of managing everything that we’ve bought.

Unlike animals, when we satisfy our basic needs, we then look to satisfy an existing void (lack of purpose).  Accordingly, we develop a rapidly progressing habit of buying and consuming. This is unhealthy on spiritual, emotional and financial levels. We teach strategies to combat this consumerism.

Spread unconditional love towards the human being, that is, without interest, without profit, and without requiring anything in return.

We are aware that the person who is going to help others must have the necessary tools to help positively, not only good intentions are enough, it takes good preparation and sometimes a good team of specialists to help others.