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Is it possible? People Unite for Peace

The world is a complex, ever-changing landscape of alliances, rivalries, and ideologies. We are often bombarded with headlines about conflict, geopolitical tensions, and the seemingly endless struggle for power. It’s simple to forget about mistakes and stop blaming ourselves. It was your fault. You didn’t start first. But what if we dared to dream a little? What if we explored the “what ifs” of unprecedented global cooperation? What if individuals, defying all expectations, chose to unite for peace? The Unthinkable for Many Now: The US and Europe join the BRICS. The BRICS, currently composed of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, represent a significant counterweight to the traditional, Western-dominated global order. What would happen if the United States and key European countries decided to join this group? Shift in global power dynamics: The immediate consequence would be a dramatic reshaping of global power dynamics. These changes could lead to a more multipolar world,...

More Than Just Money

We often equate wealth with bulging bank accounts, fancy cars, and sprawling mansions. But what if wealth was something far more profound, something woven into the very fabric of our existence? That's the idea sparked by a powerful quote from the book "The Wealth of the Great Kingdom": "Wealth is everything that the creator has given us, everything that surrounds us." This isn't just a feel-good statement; it's a radical shift in perspective. It challenges us to move beyond a purely materialistic view of wealth and appreciate the abundance that already exists in our lives. The phrase "everything that the creator has given us" is loaded with potential for interpretation. For some, the "creator" might be a divine being, bestowing blessings upon humanity. For others, it could represent nature itself, the source of all life and resources. Regardless of your personal beliefs, the core message remains: we are born into a world already teemi...

The Paradox of Possession: Longing for What We Lack

 The Heir to the Dynasty is a book rich in observations about human nature, power, and the intricacies of family. Within its narrative, one particularly poignant quote rings with universal truth: "When we have something, we don't pay attention to it. When we don't have it, we strive to have it, whether or not we need it." Our tendency to underestimate what we have and relentlessly pursue what we don't have, even if that pursuit is ultimately disastrous. The first part of the quote, “When we have something, we don’t pay attention to it,” speaks to the phenomenon of taking things for granted. It’s a deeply ingrained human tendency. Familiarity breeds complacency. Objects, relationships, and even our own health become background noise, unnoticed until their absence brings them to the forefront. Think of the everyday conveniences we often neglect: reliable electricity, clean running water, and the company of loved ones. We only truly appreciate their value when they’r...

There Are No Ugly People, Only Ugly Characters

  The saying, "There are no ugly people, only ugly characters," is a powerful statement that challenges our conventional notions of beauty. It encourages us to look beyond physical appearance and consider the profound influence that personality and inner qualities have on how we perceive others and ourselves. While societal pressures often prioritize aesthetics, this quote suggests that true beauty lies within, shaped by our actions, thoughts, and overall character.   This notion directly contradicts the widespread influence of the media and advertising, which often bombard us with idealized images of physical perfection. These images often create unrealistic expectations and contribute to feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt. However, the quote offers a refreshing counter-narrative, suggesting that what makes a person truly attractive is not their physical appearance but rather the beauty of their inner self.   What exactly constitutes a "bad character"? Trait...

Unforgettable Personalities of History : Description of my fifth book

People  Who Changed  the World.   Get to know the most famous names from ancient times to the present day who have made an indelible impression on the history of mankind. Find out who the brave explorers, brilliant scientists, famous creators, and wise leaders are. Get acquainted with a brief description and photo of their brilliant ideas, incredible discoveries, and unimaginable successes, as well as how their social impact and courage have shaped our world. A person can inspire you and unlock your hidden talent and potential. Each chapter presents an opportunity to become a future leader, creator, or discoverer! The book is an ideal read for children over 12 who are eager to get acquainted with history and the extraordinary personalities that have shaped our world. Expect it in all e-stores. You can also order it from bookstores within a month. The book is available in hardcover and softcover as well as an e-book. You can also read it for free in the promotions on...

How money or power changes our perceptions

The power of money and power is a powerful force.   In life, we often encounter people who try to compensate for their shortcomings by demonstrating material wealth or their position in power. The proverb “I may be small, but when I sit on my wallet, I become taller than everyone else” perfectly illustrates this tendency. What truly underlies this display of ostentation, and in what ways does it impact our society?   Money has long become a symbol of power and status. In many societies, material wealth is associated with success, influence, and even intelligence. Therefore, it is not surprising that people strive to demonstrate their financial situation so they feel more confident and significant. Those with real political power always show that they are an unavoidable factor, and we must take their perspective into account and suffer the consequences, even if we harm others.  For some people, displaying wealth or demonstrating power is a way to compensate for p...

Actions Versus Words

In essence, everyone speaks, but most people listen to and comment on the words of politicians.   During the years for which there are at least some writings, the words of politicians, kings, and emperors were always directed at someone or against the enemy. Even modern politicians from small countries often attribute the obstacles to their people's development to others. Politicians from powerful countries consistently aim to win elections by targeting other powerful nations. However, they often fail to translate their promises of improving citizens' welfare into concrete actions. In today's world, where information spreads quickly and we often question the inane statements made by political candidates, we still choose to elect them again. Their popularity is due to our familiarity with them, which often leads us to distrust the unknown or unfamiliar. I only know that for as long as the world can remember, almost nothing has changed in the political sector and the promises...

What do successful people have in common?

Have you ever wondered what the richest and most successful people have in common? It is certainly not their place of birth, the color of their eyes, the color of their skin, whether they had divorced parents, etc. What they have in common is that they read books. And a lot of books. You must be wondering who these special books are. There is hardly a success bible. There are many different books specifically for financial success. The reality is that they can point you in the right direction. How to organize your budget and how to invest. Yes, they are also a factor in decent financial discipline. The truth is very different. There is a story hidden in every book. In this story, you can find an opportunity for your dream. Fall in love with an item or service that you can develop. Then sell this idea of yours. Try to read one book a week. Let them be in different genres. Figure out what exactly you like. Then read at least a dozen books in this genre. Think and conclude again. You don...

Black cumin craze - does it really help health?

 Recently, there has been a growing trend in Germany to consume black cumin and its oil. I have no idea about other countries. They are definitely crazy about him here in Germany. I visited quite a few sites to actually find out if this is the case. I read quite a few comments and articles. One article is described as the gold of the pharaohs. In others, it is written about him in the Bible and the Koran. There were quite a few comments on Amazon. I definitely know from my parents that everything in small quantities is useful. And if possible, use seasonal foods. Avoid consuming the same meal repeatedly throughout the day. I respect every herb. Because if the Lord created it, then it has a purpose in this world. At least to keep the balance. Almost everywhere it is claimed that black cumin is rich in antioxidants, anti-inflammatory compounds, essential oils, vitamins, and minerals, including thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B6, folate, calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, zinc...

The Rise and Fall of Great Empires

  I am writing my fifth book about the unforgettable figures of history. I had to read a lot about personalities. Apart from them, I also learned indirectly about the past much more than I thought I knew. But I don't want to concentrate on the past, but on the future.Nothing has changed for thousands of years. At least human nature is getting greedier. Everyone who has led a strong country has sought to conquer another. To subdue her is a big deal. There are very few heroes of the past who were tolerant.  I just realized, for these two or three thousand, no one resisted. No matter how strong they were, they always fail in the end. It's just inevitable. As the Roman, Byzantine, Mongolian and subsequent orders have lost their greatness. Now looking at the politics of the big countries. Only words are great. No proper actions. Let's assume that now the USA is strong with its dollar, Russia with its territory, China with its population and production and Europe with...

The effects of war on people have been researched

So, who exactly is to blame? Put your hand up and contemplate it.   Will there be a detrimental impact on humanity as a whole at the end times? When the time comes, I suppose. The reasoning that led to the rise of dictatorship in some countries was brought about by particular individuals. To be famous, they will do anything to make humans miserable. They look for methods to bring evil into the world rather than concentrating on the positive aspects of the situation. They have faith that it will propel them to the status of superstars. To put it another way, all they want to do is begin fighting. As a direct consequence of this, war breaks out among nations. Furthermore, this is a concern shared by all other nations. Other great leaders want to feel safe for the same reason the rest of us do. To better support military operations, the funding has been increased. Because of this, other programs, such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure, will either need to reduce their ...

People's problems?- They are unlikely to ever disappear

They are unlikely to ever disappear. There are millions of problems in one individual. The biggest flaw of a person is to constantly look for reasons for his problems in someone or something; this is already the biggest problem for the individual. This behavior creates a chain reaction, similar to falling dominoes. Especially if you use up your energy in this direction. Over time, your energy returns to you like a boomerang. It goes back to him. No matter how educated he is, eventually a problem comes to him, and he, struggling to protect himself, becomes a participant in it. Regardless of whether he is calm or indifferent, he must take a side depending on the circumstances. Everyone knows that there is already one god, but it is perceived differently in different languages. Because of the ways of the prophets, division is a fact. The one problem that is not known may take another thousand years to solve. The other big problem is the different colors of people's skin. While the col...

Nothing personal just thinking out loud.

  Soon I came across many articles against the big companies and especially against the Chinese state.  They are responsible for air pollution and harm to humanity.   I have nothing against the free writing of people or journalists. But are they correct in their conclusions? Let's assume that every product produced by a large company is bought by the common man. Shouldn't we pay a little attention to our actions? Everyone purchases a Chinese-made product, such as a phone. This is true regardless of whether the product originates from an American or European company. Is it just a phone? For example, I know people who criticize wealthy corporations. Their actions show they replace their TV every few years because they want the latest model. Another sees that they are advertising the latest model fridge, but its design is nicer, and he decides to renew it even if it is a payoff, but he needs to be able to take a picture for social media in front of a good-looking fridge...

liars tend to be more successful than honest people

Lying is something that we all do, whether we realize it or not. It's a natural part of human interaction, and we've all done it at some point. But why do we lie? What drives us to do it? There are several different reasons why people lie. Sometimes, people lie to protect themselves from harm or to avoid getting in trouble. Other times, people lie to make themselves look better or to get what they want. And sometimes, people lie just for the sake of it, because it's fun, or because they're skilled at it. Whatever the reason, lying is a complex psychological phenomenon with various motivations. If you're interested in learning more about why people lie, read on for a closer look at the psychology of lying. The art of lying: how to lie effectively Lying is an art form, and like any art, it takes practice to perfect. If you want to become a master liar, there are a few things you need to keep in mind. First, it's important to be convincing. This means thinking up a...