• The realization of complete wholeness is virtually unheard of in spirituality
• Each past tradition focused on a main area of realization.  For instance in Zen on consciousness and being, Buddhism consciousness and some heart
• The soul is beautifully rich and deep with multiple dimensions, and without having a full picture and understanding conceptually of the inner realm cannot bring one to real inner freedom

You often speak about the state of wholeness as the purpose of our evolution. What does it entail?

“… the foundation of wholeness is to first become complete on the level of the soul. Complete does not mean your evolution has finished, because evolution never finishes. It means that you are free. You feel complete inside, you don’t feel restricted, you don’t feel any limitations in how you experience your pure nature…”

What does the complete realization of the soul mean, and what does include?

Most spiritual traditions disregard our human life and development. On the other end of the scale, there are many purely psychological approaches to improve and heal the human. What is your perception of human evolution in the context of spiritual evolution?

How are the human and the spiritual dimensions related? Are they not completely separate?

In which way is human evolution, as you see it, deeper than psychological healing and improvement?

How are soul-realization and merging with the beyond different? And if they are different, would you say that they are complementary or just separate processes?