"Principles of Duality: The Quest for Balance in the World"
Discover the profound connections of duality that shape our lives and the world we live in. In "Principles of Duality: The Quest for Balance in the World," the author sheds light on the eternal opposites that seem to conflict with each other, but in truth work together to achieve balance in all things.
This book offers a philosophical reflection on the universal principle of duality. It explains how opposing forces such as light and darkness, order and chaos, good and evil, love and fear are not only in conflict with each other, but also depend on each other to achieve harmony and balance.
Whether in nature, human relationships, or world politics, the interplay of these forces is essential to understanding and the existence of the world. "Principles of Duality" encourages you to rethink the pursuit of balance in all areas of life and gain new perspectives on the challenges of everyday life.
What you can expect:
Extensive insights into the contradictions that shape our world
Philosophical reflections on the interplay of forces and their significance for all of our lives
Practical considerations and inspiration for more harmony and balance
This book is aimed at anyone who wants to look at the world through a new, deeper lens - regardless of whether you are interested in philosophy, personal development or the realities of world events.
Immerse yourself in the fascinating principles of duality and embark on a journey through the universe of balance and contradictions.
Hermann Selchow
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979-8-227-08117-9 (9798227081179)
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Ich wurde sozialisiert (wie man heutzutage sagt) in einem Land vor dieser Zeit. Ich war in der evangelischen Jugend, verweigerte den Reservedienst, verlor meinen Job, machte Gelegenheitsjobs für die evangelische Kirche, wurde unregelmäßig von zwei Herren im Trenchcoat besucht. Die üblichen Spielereien der Macht. Also nichts was nicht Hunderte / Tausende andere genauso oder schlimmer erlebt hätten. Ich war nicht der Typ, der mit gesenktem Kopf und erhobener Faust durch die Gegend lief. Ich nahm die ?Bonzen" einfach nur beim Wort. Das genügte um sie vorzuführen und sich bei ihnen unbeliebt zu machen.
