Introduction

I am Yaro Morkhat — founder of the non-profit company Omavida and a software developer, living in Ecuador.

The Problem

throughout its history, humanity has always been in a state of war. the conclusion is simple: we still have not learned to negotiate. this might sound harsh, but despite all technological achievements, in this regard we are no different from animals.

the conflict that passes down the chain from one person to another all the way to humanity as a whole is present within us by virtue of our design.

the essence of this internal conflict appears at the junction of two systems: the biological system — in other words, the animal one — solves the task of survival, while rationality is engaged in creativity — in the broadest sense.

the tasks are radically different — so are the methods to solve them. this difference is what gives rise to conflict.

How to Solve

before the solution, I suggest reading the article "What is Rationality" to get familiar with the key terminology used.

the solution to the conflict is structurally simple but very difficult in practice: all human systems need to be brought into harmony in such a way that rationality acts as the directing element — meaning all systems should function in accordance with their nature while operating in coordination with one another under rationality's conscious direction.

the idea is utopian and not feasible today, but if no one works toward it, humanity will never change.

What I Do

I help people cultivate a freer, more productive mentality.

to be more specific, there are several areas in which I have proven practical experience:

  • career growth in IT
  • dismantling addictions
  • mastering foreign languages
  • solving psychological problems (not through psychology)

if you need any of the above — you can book a meeting with me via this link.

My Short History

I have always seen disunity both within myself and in society, and for many years I didn't understand why this was so. after emigrating and living in different countries, this sense only intensified.

through practice with a certain person, I began to gain clarity and cultivate inner strength. alongside positive changes, I also encountered vast expanses of my own savagery and ignorance — and without transforming these, any attempt to 'fix the whole world' would be, to put it mildly, incorrect.

and this is not some trashy schizoterics based on shortcuts or at best self-deception, though I went through that too. these are serious practices of self-inquiry and self-development based on non-human principles. not in the sense that they are inhumane, but in the sense that they are far deeper than typical human paradigms.

Why Mentality

starting university, the importance of thinking struck me before I could grasp it — even though it had always fascinated me.

then the first real realization of the importance of clear thinking came when I encountered unconventional insights on career growth. simply by shifting some of my beliefs, I was able to relocate to another country and increase my income sixfold.

after that, the search continued more deliberately: I explored techniques available to me, worked through health and mental issues — probably like many others. and there was always a lack of depth and structure in the methods I used.

in short: all my personal positive changes, and those of the people I helped, happened only through a shift in mentality. yes, this alone is not enough — but it is the first important step toward freedom and joyful creation of reality.