At the center of everything
Back to the creation community
Joy of existence and praise of God.
(Christian Däubner,
Bibelauslegung zu Gen 1,28)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
The biggest question of all:
Why is there “Something” instead of “Nothing”?!
(English: "Why is there "Something" rather than "Nothing"?)
(Robert Lawrence Kuhn, Investmentbanker und promovierter Neurowissenschaftler)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
There are two ways to live your life:
Either as if nothing were a miracle,
or as if everything was a miracle.
(Albert Einstein)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
2. Man in the cosmos
Two things are infinite:
The universe and the human stupidity.
But with the universe
I'm not quite sure yet.
(Albert Einstein)
We are all recipients
2. Biblical evidence
And if someone a person
sustains life, be it so,
as if he had given the whole humanity
preserve life
(Koran, Sure 5, Vers 32)
We are all recipients
2. Biblical evidence
...I was hungry,
and you gave me something to eat?
I was a stranger and homeless,
and you welcomed me...
(Mt 25,36)
Creatures admire creation
2. Creatures
BEING -
the greatest adventure of NOTHING.
LIFE -
the greatest adventure of BEING:
LOVE -
the greatest adventure of LIFE.
DEATH -
the greatest danger to LOVE.
ETERNAL LIFE -
the greatest de-limitation of love
BEYOND “death”.
(BBK)
Creatures admire creation
3. Creator
Great God, we praise you ;
Lord, we praise your strength.
The earth bows before you;
and ADMIRES your works.
How you were ALL TIME ago,
That's how you stay forever.
(Kirchenlied, Ignaz Franz, 1771)
Creatures admire creation
3. Creator
Come to me,
you oppressed and oppressed.
I want to give you REST.
(Lk 6,35)
Creatures admire creation
2. Creatures
Love is only then LOVE,
when no AGAINST love is expected.
(Autor mir unbekannt)
God′s conception of the world
1. with people
Don't search OTHER,
but to surpass YOURSELF.
(Cicero)
God′s conception of the world
4. with God
Who SAYS,
that with MONEY EVERYTHING is possible,
just proves
that he NEVER HAD any.
(Aristoteles Onassis,
Schiffs-Millardär)
God′s conception of the world
4. with God
When God saw,
that the path is too LONG,
the mountain too STEEP
and breathing became HARD,
he put his ARM
about our mother and grandma
and said:
"COME HOME."
(Todesanzeige für Anna
Hirschberg)
Domestic Rest
1. Doing nothing for a while !
To LOVE a person, means: to feel AT HOME in his/her PRESENCE.
(RBB)
TODAY - my favorite day
3. Wise for eternity
The age is
the youth of eternity.
Sounds stupid, but believe it anyway.
(Paul Mommertz)
TODAY - my favorite day
3. Wise for eternity
There is eternity everywhere.
(Joachim Ringelnatz)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
2. Man in the cosmos
The human body
consists of more atoms *[1028]
as there are stars
in the known universe there is *[1022]
*redaktionell von mir hinzugefügt]
(Werner Braun, 1951-2006, deutscher Aphoristiker)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
3. Religion and Cosmos
ABUNDANCE (is)
the actual definition of salvation history:
The mind of the merely calculating person
will forever find it absurd,
that God is in incomprehensible self-waste
not just a universe,
but spent himself,
to lead the speck of human dust to salvation.
Only the lover
can understand the folly of a love,
for the waste law,
Abundance is the only thing that is sufficient.
(Von mir redaktionell geringfügig umgestellter Text aus:
Prof. Josef Ratzinger - späterer Papst Benedikt 16te, Einführung ins Christentum, (c) 1977, S.217)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
3. Religion and Cosmos
Don't be afraid,
because I am with you!
(Bibel, Jes 43,5)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
3. Religion and Cosmos
My religion
consists in my humble admiration
an unlimited spiritual power,
which shows itself in even the smallest things,
that we with our frail
and weak minds can grasp.
The deep, emotional conviction
of the presence of a spiritual intelligence,
which opens in the incomprehensible universe,
forms my idea of God.
(Albert Einstein)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
2. Man in the cosmos
The proud man forgets
that he and the earth
are just a tiny particle in the cosmos.
(Otto Baumgartner-Amstad)
Life=Love
2. Life/Living
The only important thing in life are the traces of love that we leave behind when we go away.
(Albert Schweitzer)
Life=Love
1. Love/rs
Love has nothing to do with getting, but rather with what you want to GIVE: namely EVERYTHING.
(Katherine Hepburn, amerikanische Schauspielerin)
The TEACHING profession
4. Value of the teaching profession
He who taught his students the ABC, has accomplished a greater deed than the general who fought a battle.
(Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, 1646 - 1716)
Humans and ANIMALS
3. humane treatment of animals
People have responsibility, not power.
(Indianische Weisheit)
Humans and ANIMALS
4. animated beings
All creatures on earth feel like we do, all creatures strive for happiness like us. All creatures on earth love, suffer and die like us, therefore they are, equal to us, works of the Almighty Creator - our brothers.
(Franz von Assisi)
Humans and ANIMALS
5. religious responsibility
I believe that little dogs also go to heaven and that every creature has an immortal soul.
(Martin Luther)
Humans and ANIMALS
5. religious responsibility
The unnecessary slaughter, killing, beating and cruel treatment of animals is a great sin. Anyone who feels pity towards an animal , God will also have compassion on him.
(Prophet Mohammed)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
2. Bios (Life)
It's BEAUTIFUL to be alive. There are so MANY things you can do when you're not DEAD.
( ?, aus Spielfilm )
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
2. Bios (Life)
"LIFE" is the DEVELOPMENT journey in BEING THERE.
(RBB)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
3. Amor (Love)
Her SMILE is out of this WORLD. The OTHER life ALREADY shines out of her wide-open blue EYES .
(Ernst Bloch, über seine Frau Else)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
3. Amor (Love)
BEING near YOU is like staying/excursion out of time.
(RBB)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
Prologue(s) - (Preface(s))
"This is WONDERFUL!"
(Albert Schmidt, =Ausdruck der freudigen Wahr-nehmung)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
4. Metaphysic(s)
When you have PASSED 40 (years), you suddenly see the end of your life appear on the HORIZON.
(Joachim Sanner)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
5. Theos (God)
If God didn't understand FUN, I would NOT be in HEAVEN.
(Martin Luther)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
1. Cosmos
The most unfathomable of the UNIVERSE is that it is UNDERSTANDABLE.
(Albert Einstein)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
1. Cosmos
We are (grateful?) members of the "LEBENS-Community Kosmos" !
(RBB)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
2. Bios (Life)
Live, enjoy life, dance. (In Switzerland you always have to work, work, work. And that's nonsense.) You should half play and half work. I haven't DONE that enough!
(Sterbeforscherin Prof. E.Kübler-Ross)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
2. Bios (Life)
You have to LAUGH TEN times a day and be CHEERFUL! Let's learn to REJOICE, that's the best way to unlearn how to hurt others. p>
You see the sun slowly setting, and yet you get frightened when it suddenly gets dark.
(Franz Kafka)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
I'm not dead, I'm just changing rooms,
(Michelangelo)
Grief Wisdom
2. Gratitude and remembrance
Bright days. Don't cry, that they are over. Smile, that they have been.
(Konfuzius)
What is man?!
2. Fellow people
It is MORE DIFFICULT to shatter a PREJUDICE than an ATOM.
(Albert Einstein)
What is man?!
2. Fellow people
Every person is UNIQUE. It's nice - when you have something in COMMON.
(Gaffel-Kölsch-Reklame)
What is man?!
3. Being
The act-thing (!?) of being there is bigger than our understanding.
(BBK)
What is man?!
3. Being
TIME - is nature's way of ensuring that EVERYTHING doesn't happen at once.
(Autor mir unbekannt, von Gerorg Schlechtriehm empfohlen)
What is man?!
3. Being
Being THERE is BEAUTIFUL than NOT being there!
(BBK)
What is man?!
3. Being
The people SANG because they felt the JOY OF EXISTENCE.
(Manuela Berlinger)
What is man?!
4. Mind
MATTER is the EGGShell of the MIND.
(BBK)
What is man?!
5. Religion
Science WITHOUT religion is LAME, religion WITHOUT science is BLIND.
(Albert Einstein)
What is man?!
5. Religion
ETERNITY is very LONG, especially towards the END.
(Woddy Allen ?)
What is man?!
1. School / Learning
This Sven is a HAPPY person. He doesn't NOTICE when he's ANNOYING.
(Lehrer über Schüler)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
5. Theos (God)
I could imagine that; a person looks down on the EARTH and claims that there is NO God. But it does NOT occur to me that one looks UP to HEAVEN and DENIES God.
(Abraham Lincoln)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
5. Theos (God)
If someone stops believing in his WOODEN God , that does NOT mean that there is NO God, but only, that it is not made of WOOD.
(Tolstoy)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
5. Theos (God)
God couldn't have been a WOMAN, otherwise she would have said "Let there be light" said: "What does it look like here!"
(Ingolf Lück)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
5. Theos (God)
BECAUSE God is LOVE.
(Monika Müller, Titel einer TV-Sendung)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
5. Theos (God)
(Rare praying - is like:)
(RBB)
We live a lifetime in God's HOUSE, but we only RARELY KNOCK on his DOOR.
(Greene)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
Prologue(s) - (Preface(s))
TEACHERS are RIGHT in the morning; and FREE in the afternoon.
(Postkarte mit Wandspruch)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
1. Cosmos
WHAT is the WORLD? That in which COMMERCTION reigns.
(Buddha)
O p t i m i s t - P e s s i m i s t
Your life-span is the same, no matter if you spend it laughing or crying.
(Far-Eastern wisdom)
O p t i m i s t - P e s s i m i s t
When will I give up BEING AMAZED and START UNDERSTANDING. What am I? What is the human being? What is the world, in which I live?
(Galileo Galilei)
O p t i m i s t - P e s s i m i s t
Translated by Sebastian Krueger and revised by Joachim Sanner
O p t i m i s t - P e s s i m i s t
ONE ray of sunshine - can light up LOTS of darkness.
(Franz von Assisi)
O p t i m i s t - P e s s i m i s t
One DELIGHT banishes one HUNDRED sorrows.
(Japanese proverb)
1 SORROW banishes 100 DELIGHTS.
(RBB)
O p t i m i s t - P e s s i m i s t
You can take this for a wanted: An airplane, that breaks the SOUND BARRIER, just makes much MORE noise than a broken HEART.
(Marilyn Monroe)
O p t i m i s t - P e s s i m i s t
The dry river bed does not shoes any gratitude to its past.
(Rabindranath Tagore)
O p t i m i s t - P e s s i m i s t
One day in the sunrise of another world I will sing to you: I already SAW you in the light of earth, in the LOVE of mankind.
(Rabindranath Tagore)
O p t i m i s t - P e s s i m i s t
Death is not the END of life. But life is the BEGINNING of life.
(RBB)
O p t i m i s t - P e s s i m i s t
TRUST your DREAMS, because the GATE to ETERNITY is hidden there.
(Khalil Gibran)
O p t i m i s t - P e s s i m i s t
God gave your mind WINGS, which you can use to rise into the wide firmament of LOVE and FREEDOM.
And you PITIFUL creature CLIP these wings with your OWN hand and allow your own soul to CREEP along the floor like an insect.
(Khalil Gibran)
Pope Francis - papal statements -
My guardian angel often tells me: "Giovanni, don't take yourself so seriously!"
(Papst Johannes 23.)
Pope Francis - papal statements -
2. Consumption is not the lucky charm:
Consumerism has made us accustomed to waste. Throwing away food is tantamount to stealing from the poor and hungry.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
2. Consumption is not the lucky charm:
Looking for your own happiness in owning material things is a sure way to not be happy.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
2. Consumption is not the lucky charm:
When God is absent from a society, even prosperity is accompanied by terrible spiritual poverty
Pope Francis - papal statements -
2. Consumption is not the lucky charm:
I would like to thank all teachers: Education is an important task that leads many young to the good, beautiful and true.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
3. Violence is ungodly:
Nobody should think that they can hide behind God while they are planning and carrying out acts of violence and attacks.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
3. Violence is ungodly:
Never again war! Never again war!
Pope Francis - papal statements -
4. We are all sinners:
Francis about himself: "Who is Jorge Mario Bergoglio? I am a sinner. That is the most correct definition. And it is not a figure of speech. (...) I am a sinner whom the Lord has looked on."
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4. We are all sinners:
We are all sinners. But let us ask the Lord, not to be hypocrites. Hypocrites know no forgiveness, no joy, no love of God. p>
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4. We are all sinners:
We are all sinners, but we experience the joy of God's forgiveness and go our way trusting in his mercy.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
4. We are all sinners:
Jesus understands our weaknesses, our sins; he forgives us if we allow ourselves to be forgiven.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
1. God is pure mercy:
Don't be afraid to ask God for forgiveness. He never tires of forgiving us. God is pure mercy.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
4. We are all sinners:
About homosexuals: If a homosexual person has good will and seeks God, then I am not one to condemn them.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
4. We are all sinners:
Holiness requires being ready for sacrifice and devotion every day. Therefore, marriage is a royal way to become holy.
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5a. About the church:
This church, with which we are supposed to think and feel, is the house of everyone - not a small chapel, which only a group of selected people can accommodate.
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5a. About the church:
God is completely merciful towards us. We also learn to be merciful towards other people, especially those in suffering and need.
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Pope Francis - papal statements -
5a. About the church:
The church has sometimes allowed itself to be locked into small things, into small regulations. (...) The servants of the Church must be above all ministers of mercy.
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5a. About the church:
The true power lies in service. The Pope must serve everyone, especially the very poor, weak and lowly.
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5a. About the church:
The division within a Christian community is a very serious sin; it is the work of the devil.
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5b. About women in the church:
It is worth learning from Mary: She was completely ready to accept Christ into her life.
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5b. About women in the church:
Women are indispensable for the Church. Mary - a woman - is more important than the bishops.
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5b. About women in the church:
The female genius is necessary in those places where important decisions are made.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
1. God is pure mercy:
Let us never lose hope! God always loves us, even with our mistakes and sins.
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5b. About women in the church:
God is father, but even more he is mother.
(Papst Johannes I, 10.09.1978)
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6. What Christian faith is:
Christ is risen! Hallelujah!
Pope Francis - papal statements -
6. What Christian faith is:
I can't imagine a Christian who can't laugh. Let's make sure that we give a happy witness to our faith.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
6. What Christian faith is:
A Christian can never be bored or sad. He who loves Christ is full of joy and spreads joy.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
6. What Christian faith is:
To be sons and daughters of God as well as brothers and sisters to one another: This is the center and heart of the Christian life.
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6. What Christian faith is:
We tend to focus on ourselves and our demands. That is very human, but not Christian.
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Pope Francis - papal statements -
6. What Christian faith is:
The ascension of Jesus does not mean that he is saying goodbye, but that the Lord lives among us in a new way and is close to each of us.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
6. What Christian faith is:
Are we angry with someone? Let us pray for them. That is Christian love.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
6. What Christian faith is:
The gospel is forgiveness and peace; it is the love that comes from God.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
6. What Christian faith is:
The Christian is unconditionally merciful. This is the core of the Gospel.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
1. God is pure mercy:
The faithfulness of God is greater than our unfaithfulness and our betrayal.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
7. Silent Night - Holy Night:
The Lord (GOD) is knocking on the door of our hearts. Have we perhaps put up a small sign that says: "Do not disturb"?
Pope Francis - papal statements -
7. Silent Night - Holy Night:
The Lord speaks to us in the Scriptures and in prayer. Let us learn to dwell with him in silence.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
7. Silent Night - Holy Night:
Christmas is often a loud celebration: But it is good for us to be quiet a little, to hear the voice of love .
Pope Francis - papal statements -
7. Silent Night - Holy Night:
The baby Jesus reveals the immeasurable tender love with which God surrounds each of us.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
1. God is pure mercy:
God's love cannot be measured. It is without measure; !
Pope Francis - papal statements -
1. God is pure mercy:
The Lord always forgives us and always accompanies us. It is up to us to let ourselves be forgiven and accompanied.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
1. God is pure mercy:
Let Jesus, the risen Christ, into your life. Even if you were far away, just take one step towards him: He awaits you with open arms.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
2. Consumption is not the lucky charm:
The kingdom of God belongs to those who place their security in the love of God and not in material things.
Pope Francis - papal statements -
2. Consumption is not the lucky charm:
The logic of the world drives us to success, to domination and money; the logic of God to humility, to service and to love. It is without measure !
Resting - on a bench
1st to T H I N K-over
Doing sport with your BODY- is T H O U G H T-stimulating !
((RBB))
Resting - on a bench
2nd to OBSERVE
I've walked across globe like through the garden of a flat, that is mine.
(Honoré de Balzac)
Resting - on a bench
3rdfor SIGHT
If we should really SEE god one DAY, we're going to SAY:
You've ALWAYS been LIKE THIS:
You've been EVERYONE& that I have LOVED. You've been EVERYONE that has LOVED me. Everything FRIENDLY or GOOD. Everything that has helped me to proceed on my way.
It has ALWAYS been YOU.
(C.S Lewis)
Resting - on a bench
3rdfor SIGHT
Who is GOD? No thought ascends him no PERSERVERANCE will reach him no PROFUNDITY will fathom him.
[BUT] Who straightens up for LOVE, [is the one who] reaches up to god. Who submits to love, fathoms his deepness.
(Jörg Zink)
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3rdfor SIGHT
Where there is no human DOUBT, there is no ANSWER given theHoly Spirit.
(Hildegard von Bingen)
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3rdfor SIGHT
Without a PRAYER the SOUL misses its FOOD.
(Franziska Charvier, ca.1850)
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3rdfor SIGHT
His word is clear: Today I want to be a guest in your house. Today, not tomorrow.
(Fére Roger, Taize)
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3rdfor SIGHT
DEATH can't kill LOVE
(from Günter Hörter´s obituary)
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3rdfor SIGHT
"We aren't FAR AWAY from TRUTH. Aren't we, grandma !
(Daddy Klein)
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Translated by Tobias Reinholz and revised by Joachim Sanner
Resting - on a bench
1st to T H I N K-over
Thinking - is test-doing it your mind !
(Volker Arzt)
Resting - on a bench
1st to T H I N K-over
The MOST NOBLE way of getting an INSIGHT
is the one characterized by THOUGHT and reflection.
The EASIEST way is IMITATION.
And the BITTEREST is EXPERIENCE.
(Siddhartha Gautama = Buddha)
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1st to T H I N K-over
Stages of a process of change:
1. realizing that THERE IS a problem 2: ANALYSIS of the problem 3. setting AIMS anew 4. determining SOLUTIONS and strategies 5. holding out, overcoming setbacks, checking and consolidating strategies.
(Albert Schmidt, Vortrag)
Resting - on a bench
1st to T H I N K-over
We do NOT learn by DOING,
BUT by THINKING about
what we are DOING.
(Dewey,1920)
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1st to T H I N K-over
It is the UTOPISTS who are the genuine REALISTS:
(Helmut Kohl, when saying goodbye in Poland, 19.10.98)
Resting - on a bench
2nd to OBSERVE
The MAGNIFICENCE of the WORLD always is an equivalent to the MAGNIFICENCE of the MIND, THAT which scrutinizes it.
(Heinrich Heine)
Resting - on a bench
2nd to OBSERVE
I love to be EXISTENT; but waht I particularly love is to be CONSCIOUSLY existent.
(RBB)
Resting - on a bench
2nd to OBSERVE
The BIGGEST mystery: Why does anything EXIST AT ALL ?! The MOST IMPORTANT mystery: Why am I ?-- and WHAT is awaiting me AFTER Death ?
(RBB)
Sport and mental health
It is in vain that one who does not enjoy possesses .
(Japanisches Sprichwort)
Sport and mental health
1. Begin
If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.
(Afrikanisches Sprichwort)
Sport and mental health
2. Health
No sports! ("No sport!")
(Winston Churchill, auf die Frage wie er sein hohes Alter erreicht habe)
Sport and mental health
2. Health
Sport is murder of many causes of illness.
(Gerhard Uhlenbruck, dt. Immunbiologe)
Sport and mental health
2. Health
My physical training consists of carrying the coffins of friends who have trained regularly.
(Chauncey Depew, amerikan. Unternehmer)
Sport and mental health
2. Health
You can say whatever you want against running, but there are still more sick people getting better than healthy people getting sick.
(Gerhard Uhlenbruck, dt. Immunbiologe)
Sport and mental health
2. Health
Take good care of your body. It's the only place you have to live.
(Jim Ryun, amerikanischer Motivationstrainer)
Sport and mental health
2. Health
Laughter is the healthiest exercise in the world, because nowhere else do so many muscles move in such a pleasant way as when laughing.
(George Clooney)
Sport and mental health
2. Health
(Sport) ... a drug that simultaneously trains the cardiorespiratory system and muscles, improves carbohydrate and fat metabolism, strengthens bones, helps regulate weight , has a mood-enhancing and anti-depressant effect, and often has a socially integrating function
(Prof. Dr. med. Bernard Marti, schweizer Sportwissenschaftler)
Sport and mental health
3. Health + Happiness
If you are not ready to change your life, you cannot be helped.
(Hippokrates460-370 vC, griechischer Arzt)
Sport and mental health
3. Health + Happiness
Exercise is beneficial until your cheeks turn red. After that it is harmful and destroys the mind.
(Diogenes von Sinope 400-323 vC.)
Sport and mental health
Don't forget the joy.
(Buch von Phil Bosmans)
Sport and mental health
3. Health + Happiness
You should do sport, without being driven by sport.
(Gerhard Uhlenbruck#b>, dt. Immunbiologe)
Sport and mental health
3. Health + Happiness
If we give each individual the right amount, If we could get enough food and exercise, we would have found the safest path to health.
(Hippokrates 460-370 vC, griechischer Arzt)
Sport and mental health
3. Health + Happiness
In my opinion, jogging was only for people with a congenital quirk. () Today I can't understand why not everyone runs. You feel so alive, full of energy and healthy.
(Bodo Sch&äuml;fer, deutscher Finanzberater)
Sport and mental health
3. Health + Happiness
Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of riding a bike.
(John F. Kennedy)
Sport and mental health
3. Health + Happiness
Whoever succeeds in giving people sparkling eyes through physical exercises is doing great things in the field of education!
(Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi) /p>
Sport and mental health
4. Suffering + Success
What doesn't kill me, makes me stronger.
(Friedrich Nietzsche)
Sport and mental health
4. Suffering + Success
I hated every minute of training, but I told myself: Don't give up. Torture yourself now and live the rest of your life
(Muhammad Ali, Schwergewichts-Boxlegende)
Sport and mental health
4. Suffering + Success
It's not the mountains ahead that tire you, it's the pebble in your shoe.
(Muhammad Ali, Schwergewichts-Boxlegende)
Sport and mental health
4. Suffering + Success
In my career I have missed more than 9,000 shots. I lost almost 300 games. 26 times I was the one who was able to win the game, and I missed. I failed over and over again. And that's exactly why I'm successful.
(Michael Jordan, US-Basketball-Legende)
Sport and mental health
4. Suffering + Success
I start early and stay until late, Day after day, year after year. It took me 17 years and 114 days to become successful overnight.
Believe me, the reward doesn't feel as good without the effort.
(Wilma Rudolph, überwand ihre Kinderl&äuml;hmung, erste amerkanische 3-fach-Olympiasiegerin)
Sport and mental health
4. Suffering + Success
The harder the victory, the greater the joy of victory.
(Pelé, brasilianische Fußball-Legende)
Sport and mental health
5. Body + Mind
You can recognize a good athlete by his victory. You can recognize a great athlete in his defeat.
(Unbekannt)
Sport and mental health
5. Body + Mind
He who defeats himself is strong.
(Laotse 604 bis 531(517) vC.)
Sport and mental health
5. Body + Mind
Ideal exercises are those that involve and strengthen both the body and the mind. Only such exercises can make people healthy received.
(Mahatma Gandhi)
Sport and mental health
5. Body + Mind
Above all because of the soul, it is necessary to train the body, and that is what our smart talkers do not want to see.
(Jean-Jaques Rousseau)
Sport and mental health
6. Sport + Nature
Whoever finds the way to nature also finds the way to himself.
(Klaus Ender)
Sport and mental health
6. Sport + Nature
Nature is the best pharmacy.
(Sebastian Kneipp)
Sport and mental health
6. Sport + Nature
By far the best mental hospital is the great outdoors.
(Ernst Ferstl)
Sport and mental health
1. Begin
Success comes when your dreams become bigger than your excuses.
(Unbekannt)
Sport and mental health
6. Sport + Nature
I love the feeling of a fresh pinch on my face and the wind in my hair.
(Evel Knievel, amerikanischer Motorrad-Stuntman)
Sport and mental health
6. Sport + Nature
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
(Albert Einstein)
Sport and mental health
6. Sport + Nature
Everything is wonderful for me. Life is wonderful.
(Magic Johnson, amerikanische Basketball-Legende)
Sport and mental health
6. Sport + Nature
Nature is an infinitely divided God.
(Friedrich Schiller)
Sport and mental health
6. Sport + Nature
Check everything - keep the good!
(Bibel, Paulus in 1.Thessalonicher 5,21)
Sport and mental health
1. Begin
The beginning is half of the whole.
(Aristoteles)
Sport and mental health
1. Begin
It's not a little time that we have, but a lot that we don't use.
(Seneca)
Sport and mental health
1. Begin
Participation is everything - not victory.
(Pierre Baron de Coubertin, IOC-Gründer)
Sport and mental health
1. Begin
Motivation gets you going. Habit gets you moving forward.
(Jim Ryun, amerikanischer Motivationstrainer)
Sport and mental health
1. Begin
If you want to run, run a mile. If you want to experience a new life, then run a marathon.
(Emil Zátopek, tschechischer Olympiasieger)
Grief Wisdom
2. Gratitude and remembrance
You live twice: The first time in reality, the second time in memory.
(Honoré de Balzac)
Grief Wisdom
2. Gratitude and remembrance
Whenever we talk about you, rays of sunshine fall into our souls.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
2. Gratitude and remembrance
The most beautiful monument that a person can receive is in the hearts of his fellow human beings.
(Albert Schweitzer)
Grief Wisdom
3. lasting connection
Sometimes you are in my dreams, often in my thoughts, and always in my heart. If you are looking for me, look for me in your hearts.< br>If I have found a place to stay there, I will always be with you.
(Antoine de Saint-Exupéry)
Grief Wisdom
3. lasting connection
The greatest secret is life. The deepest secret is eternity. The most beautiful secret is life. The deepest secret is eternity.< br>The most beautiful secret is love. You are in our hearts.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
3. lasting connection
There is a land of the living and a land of the gone, the bridge between them is love.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
3. lasting connection
Death is the boundary stone of life, not of love.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
3. lasting connection
You are no longer where you were, but you are everywhere where we are.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
3. lasting connection
Life ends, love doesn't.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
3. lasting connection
Amoi bless us again. ("We'll see each other again someday.")
(Liedtitel von Andreas Gabalier)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
When I was born, you laughed and I cried. Now I laugh and you cry.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
You who have loved me, do not look at the life that I have ended, but at what I am beginning.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
You didn't lose me, I just went ahead of you.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
You are grieving now but don't cry. I'm going where where I'll see the ones I loved again. And I'll wait for the those I love.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
Sterben ist nur ein Umziehen in ein schöneres Haus.
(Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, Sterbeforscherin)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
Death is the gateway to light at the end of a life that has become difficult.
(Franziskus von Assisi)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
I loved being in the woods and meadows and fields, now I have gone home, to the creator of nature.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
Resurrection is our faith, Reunion is our hope, Remembering is our love.
(Augustinus)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
”To Him (God) we belong and to Him we return.”¹ May God receive her/him into His mercy. ²
¹ (Koran 2:156) ² (Beileidsbekundung von Tarik Gürel)
Grief Wisdom
1. Suffering and sadness
It is so difficult to lose a loved one; it is pleasant to receive so much sympathy. We thank you for that from the bottom of our hearts.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
Our hearts are restless -
until it rests in you, oh God.
(Augustinus)
(Traueranzeige von Magdalene Oxe')
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
Wonderfully protected by good powers we confidently await what may come. God is with us in the evening and in the morning and certainly on every new day.
(Dietrich Bonhoeffer)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
Do not be afraid, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by your name; You are mine!
(Jes 43,1)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
Father into your hands I commend my spirit.
(Lukas 23,46) vgl. (Ps 31,6; Apg 7,59)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
Behold, I am with you always, even to the end of the world.
(Matthäus 28,20)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
And my soul spread its wings wide, flew through the silent lands, as if it were flying home.
(J. v. Eichendorff)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
Come on, big black bird, Now it's a good time! The others in the room are fast asleep. But be very quiet, The sister can't hear us. Please, get me away from there! And then we fly up, in the middle of the sky. In a new time, In a new world. And I'll sing, I'll laugh, I'll scream "that's not possible." I'll suddenly get it what everything is about.
(Lied von Ludwig Hirsch)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
When old age becomes a burden and a sorrow, says the Lord: "Come to me, it is time!"
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
4. Otherworldly reality
When God saw that the road was too LONG, the mountain was too STEEP and breathing was too HARD, he put his ARM around our mother and Grandma and said: "COME HOME."
(Todesanzeige für Anna Hirschberg)
Grief Wisdom
1. Suffering and sadness
Don't cry, I have overcome it, I am free from my torment. But let me be with you in quiet hours, many a time.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
2. Gratitude and remembrance
If you are sad, then look into your heart and you will realize that you are crying for what made you happy.
(Khalil Gibran)
Grief Wisdom
2. Gratitude and remembrance
Don't cry because it's over. Laugh because it was beautiful.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
2. Gratitude and remembrance
With the death of a loved one, you lose a lot. But never the time spent with them.
(Traueranzeige)
Grief Wisdom
2. Gratitude and remembrance
When the sun of life sets, then the stars of memory shine. Memories are small stars, that shine consolingly in the darkness of sadness. p>
(Traueranzeige)
Many things are better - than ever
8. Crime: see graphic ⇒
The risk of becoming a victim of a crime decreases. Between 2003 and 2013, relative to the size of the world population, murders became less common, rapes as well and robberies too.
Burglaries (currently a major cause for concern in Germany) have declined particularly sharply on a global scale. The same applies to car thefts.
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Many things are better - than ever
9. Fewer pirates
Many things are better - than ever
10. Child mortality: see graphic ⇒
5.9 million live-born children under the age of five are expected to die this year. 2.7 million of them will live to less than a month. Far too many, of course.
But it is also true: The number of such deaths has fallen steadily, year after year, without exception, since 1990.
Many things are better - than ever
11. Number of AIDS patients
increases
Many things are better - than ever
12. Life expectancy: see graphic ⇒
The life expectancy of an average newborn continues to rise. By around three years in every decade.
And: The poorer regions are gaining significantly on Also in Africa. According to current forecasts, the differences between industrialized and developing countries will continue to shrink.
Many things are better - than ever
13. Hunger and water
795 million people in the world don't have enough to eat. That's still 795 million too many.
But at least the number of hungry people since 1990 decreased by 216 million, a decline of 21 percent.
There were also successes in water supply: In 2012, 89 percent of the world population had access to clean drinking water. In 1990 it was 76 percent.
Many things are better - than ever
14. Education: see graphic ⇒
204 million children in the world were not going to school in 1999. Currently there are significantly fewer, namely 121 million.
In 2010, an average Indian of working age had a good six and a half years of schooling. An average Chinese had seven and a half years.
Many things are better - than ever
15. More middle class
Many things are better - than ever
16. Women become
(very slowly) less disadvantaged
Many things are better - than ever
17. World population see graphic ⇒
The population explosion could stop. 7.4 billion today, an estimated 9.7 billion in 2050.
However The birth rate is falling. Since 1970 it has fallen from 4.7 children per woman to 2.5.
Many things are better - than ever
;By almost every conceivable measure, the world is better than it has ever been.”
This sentence does not come from... someone who would have noticed nothing about the wars, the conflicts, the chaos that apparently dominates humanity. But from one of the richest men in the world, ...who... [now] has dedicated his creative energy to the poor and defenseless. The sentence comes from Bill Gates.
Many things are better - than ever
18. The ozone hole
became smaller by four percent between 2000 and 2013.
Many things are better - than ever
19. More renewable energy sources
(especially wind power)
Many things are better - than ever
20. Technical progress
especially for computers and smartphones
Many things are better - than ever
1. Work: see graphic ⇒
... In fact, today there are 570 million people working in the member states of the OECD. That's 30 million more than five years ago.
Many things are better - than ever
2. The global economy
...continues to grow
Many things are better - than ever
3. Poverty: see graphic ⇒
The number of people living in&xnbsp;extreme poverty&xnbsp;has dropped very sharply:
In 1990, 1.9 billion people lived on less than $1.25 a day (the World Bank's definition of extreme poverty), it should be 800 million this year.
As the world population has grown,< The proportion of poor people has fallen even more: from 47 percent (1990) to 14 percent (2015).
Many things are better - than ever
4. War: see graphic ⇒
The scourge of war is not going away, as new horror images from the Middle East show. But, at least, it is becoming rarer.
1993, too At the beginning of the recording, the Working Group on the Causes of War (AKUF) counted 63 wars and armed conflicts in the world. In 2013 and 2014, the Hamburg researchers came up with 31 each > The lowest value determined so far.
Many things are better - than ever
5. Political freedom: see graphic ⇒
Freedom House annually measures the level of political rights and civil liberties in the world. Since 2006, there have been more countries each year in which these rights and freedoms have been restricted than countries in which they have been expanded. However: The proportion of states that Freedom House categorizes as “free” was recently at 46 percent. A historically very high level.
Many things are better - than ever
6. More economic freedom
than ever before
Many things are better - than ever
7. Less bureaucracy
for self-employed people
What is man?!
1. School / Learning
WE can't LEARN FOR them: You can only LEARN what you DO.
(Albert Schmidt)
What is man?!
1. School / Learning
Those who LEAD people should teach the RIGHT principles, but leave their APPLICATION to the individual.
(Autor unbekannt, Zusendung von Angelo Vincenti)
What is man?!
1. School / Learning
In YOU must; BURN, what you want to IGNITE in OTHERS .
(Aurelius Augustus
)
What is man?!
1. School / Learning
WHEN finally, if not NOW?
(Albert Einstein)
What is man?!
2. Fellow people
The TRUTH also only thrives in a certain vegetation and temperature. If you HEAT it, it becomes FANATIC, as soon as you COOL it down, CYNICAL.
(Martin Kessel, deutscher Schriftsteller, 1901-1990)
What is man?!
2. Fellow people
ALREADY mathematics teaches us that you should NOT overlook ZEROS.
Then as now: Very many are UN-INFORMED - due to this fact also quickly UNIFORMED.
(Kristiane Allert-Wybranietz)
What is man?!
2. Fellow people
The truly humiliating and unbearable FORCEMENT by OTHERS, can only be AVOIDED in this world, by an AGREED measure. of coercion that everyone does to THEMSELVES.
(Witz)
What is man?!
2. Fellow people
Anyone who DOES NOT REMEMBER the past, is condemned to experience it AGAIN.
(Geroge Santayana, Philosoph)
What is man?!
2. Fellow people
Start with YOURSELF, but NOT END with yourself, START with yourself, but don't have YOURSELF as your GOAL.
(Martin Buber)
What is man?!
1. School / Learning
People can show you the PATH; but you have to GO IT YOURSELF.
(Bruce Lee)
What is man?!
3. Being
We were born into these circumstances and only slowly RECOGNIZED it.
(Hendrik Verges-zu gesellschaftlichen Umstände)
What is man?!
3. Being
The BEGINNING of the beginning is UN-understood. It remains a MIRACLE: For the astrophysicist AS WELL as for the WALKER, the AMAZING at the NIGHT sky.
(aus TV-Sendung ?Gottes Urknall?)
What is man?!
3. Being
I never think about the FUTURE: It comes soon enough.
(Albert Einstein)
What is man?!
4. Mind
I don't take MEDICATION. If the body can't do it on its own, it doesn't DESERVE it either.
(Ingolf Schul-Weihrauch)
What is man?!
4. Mind
If you pay attention to your BODY, your HEAD will also feel better.
(Jil Sander)
What is man?!
1. School / Learning
A DISCOVERY consists in seeing something; what EVERYONE has seen - and THINKING something what NO ONE has thought before.
(Autor unbekannt)
What is man?!
4. Mind
Remember: SILENCE is sometimes the best answer.
(aus nepalesischen Glücksmantra)
What is man?!
4. Mind
Children are... Eyes that see, what we have long been blind to. Ears that hear,  ; to which we have long been deaf.
(Autor mir unbekannt)
What is man?!
4. Mind
You should not see in your CHILD the MIRACLE CHILD, but the miracle: CHILD.
(Autor mir unbekannt)
What is man?!
5. Religion
What is MAN; and what RELATIONSHIP does he have with the ETERNAL ?
(Björn Döhring)
What is man?!
5. Religion
God - is not FAILED. If you grasp it, then it is not GOD.
(Robert Schumann)
What is man?!
5. Religion
Faith allows us to understand that there is something incomprehensible.
(Anselm von Canterbury)
What is man?!
5. Religion
BELIEF is the HOPE that LOVE supports.
(zitiert von A.Schmidt)
What is man?!
1. School / Learning
If you KNOW a lot, ask the right QUESTIONS.
(Bernhard Shaw)
What is man?!
5. Religion
God called me by my name into the big WORLD: And I know, I am SAFE, God's hand HOLDS me.
(Barbara Cratzius)
What is man?!
5. Religion
Live what you UNDERSTAND of the gospel . And when it is STILL SO LITTLE.
(Roger Schutz)
What is man?!
5. Religion
What's even MORE IMPORTANT... Jesus IS ALIVE!
(Missions-Plakat)
What is man?!
5. Religion
That which was well-formed becomes misshapen. That which was beautiful, is now ugly desolation. But I do not die completely , for what is in me continues to be indestructible.
(Papst Johannes Paul II über das Ende seines Lebens)
What is man?!
1. School / Learning
Our head is ROUND; so that THINKING can CHANGE DIRECTION .
(Francis Picabai)
What is man?!
1. School / Learning
GENIENT people are rarely NEAT, ordinary people are RARELY brilliant.
(Albert Einstein)
What is man?!
1. School / Learning
"Please stand at the back." "That's not possible, there's already someone there."
(Schüler-Spruch)
What is man?!
1. School / Learning
It is easier to SUPPRESS the first wish than to fulfill the following ones.
(Benjamin Franklin)
In foreign Countries
1st Rather Skinheadp
Dear Skinhead ! I writeto you in very simple words. So that You UNDERSTAND:
I want to tell You something: if You hit a poor dog, You don?t show how STRONG You are, You only show Your feebleness and STUPIDITY. Because his broken had does not salve Your PROBLEMS.
If You want to be strong, You must Yourself namely You must fight against your own feebleness. You must realize. In Your shaven cranium there is brain indeed. Then use your brain - not the RIOTSTICK.
Your brain needs a DIED as does Your BELLY. Then try it once by TALKING orREADING. And ask Yourself, WHY Your life exists of nothing but SHIT.
Plainly - READING are SEVERITY: MEDITATION is evan more SEVERITY. That is harder work than screaming as "shit - Negroes" or "messy - Jew." screaming is quite simple. offending and hating practically ANYBODY is able to do.
It does not matter to me if You walk around with Your SHAVEN head and your BOOTS. on my account you can tape ARTICHOKES on the cranium tape and tattoos on your arse.
But ONE things however NOT matters. I want you to respect yourself. Your DIGNITY and Your BRAIN. So you also maybe learn how to RESPECT OTHER people.
If You screame "messy Jew," You must first now, what it is to be a Jew. If You have it UNDERSTAND, WHAT A Jew is, then You can try, You to ask, how BEAUTIFUL it is, if they put Your MOTHER, Your FATHER, Your SISTER and youself into the oven.
I considerabl worry about You. And natural also about the HEADS, You continual hit on.
I do just worry, because the POWER, if they have STUPED and MEAN people on front of themselfs always TWO THINGS.
They put You into the JUG, and the jug is a mightily clap on Your head. or they USE You as SLAVES. Send You SPANKING and SUFFERING and STANDING
You want you FREEDOM. They let your head shoven, however, understand finaly that BRAIN is inside it. INSIDE ther is power and power.
(TV-contribution, author unknown)
In foreign Countries
4. release
There is some kind of MAGIC in each GEGINNING, which PROTECTS us and helps us to LIVE.
(Hermann Hesse)
In foreign Countries
4. release
FORGIVENESS breaks the chain of CAUSALITY.
(Dag Hammarskj?ld
In foreign Countries
4. release
I came to your coast as a STRANGER, I lived in your home as a GUEAST, I leave your threshold as a FRIEND, my EARTH.
(Rabindranath Tagore
In foreign Countries
4. release
Before GOD we are all applicants for ASYLUM.
(RBB)
In foreign Countries
Translated by Sebastian Nagel and revised by Joachim Sanner
In foreign Countries
2nd Danger
Let THEORIES die - not PERSONS.
(Karl Popper)
In foreign Countries
2nd Danger
HABITS are cobwebs FIRST -- then WIRES.
(for-eastern wisdom)
In foreign Countries
2nd Danger
A good BOOK is like a MIRROR. We find OURSELVES in it AGAIN.
(RBB)
In foreign Countries
3 rd ResponsIbility for ONESELF
You think, YOUR voice does not count ? ... Then ADD up all the people who, think like You !
(staff council elevations,1990, vlbs-vlw)
In foreign Countries
3 rd ResponsIbility for ONESELF
The one who adots someone else?s mistakes, is much more guilty than the one who committed them.
(for-eastern wisdom)
In foreign Countries
3 rd ResponsIbility for ONESELF
If you see dignity in someone, then try to act like he does. If you see Lack of dinity in someone else, search your conscience !
(Konfuzius)
In foreign Countries
3 rd ResponsIbility for ONESELF
The student is to explain what the IMPACT of GOD?S love for MANKIND on the behaviour AMONG human being must be.
(Ruth Kullmann, raps 1?91)
In foreign Countries
3 rd ResponsIbility for ONESELF
The one who KILLS ONE person?s life is like someone who kills all human beings. That one however, who SAVES one person?s life is like someone who saves the lives of MANKIND.
(Koran 5,32)
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1st secret: WEALTH
It isn´t POSSESSION that makes you rich, but PLEASURE.
(Phil Bosmans)
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3rd secret: FRIENDS
You´ll never really come back home. But where FRIENDLY ways meet, the entire world looks like your NATIVE LAND for an hour
(Hermann Hesse)
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3rd secret: FRIENDS
Man does not live ONLY on bread ...
(Mt 4,4b)
The REAL taste of BREAD is EXPERIENCED when you have a meal with FREINDS.
(RBB)
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4 th secret: GENERATIONS
There is a great deal of COLD-heartedness among humans, because we do not DARE to behave as warm-hertedly as we REALLY ARE.
(Albert Schweitzer)
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4 th secret: GENERATIONS
Educating means LIVING an EXEMPLARY life. Anything else can at best be CONDITIONING.
(Oswald Bumke)
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4 th secret: GENERATIONS
A HAPPY mother provides greater BENEFIT to her children than 100 books about education.
(Heinrich Pestalozzi)
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5 th secret: AGE
Even when you are YOUNG you know that everything will COME to an END. But it takes OLD AGE to learn HOW FAST everything comes to an end.
(Marie v. Ebner-Eschenbach)
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5 th secret: AGE
During the FIRST half of our life we take trouble to understand the OLDER generation. During the SECOND half it is the OTHER way round.
(E.W. ?)
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5 th secret: AGE
At an ADVANCED Age, we like to boast about restraining ourselves from our VICES. And yet it is the VICES that restrain themselves from US.
(W.H.P. ?)
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5 th secret: AGE
When we get OLDER, we put ASIDE plenty of mistakes: W do not NEED them any more.
(Paul Claudel)
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5 th secret: AGE
It doesn´t matter, how OLD a man is, but HOW he is old.
(? author unknown to me)
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1st secret: WEALTH
RICH is, the one who HAS much: richer is, the one who does not NEED much: the richest of all is that one who GIVES much.
(Gerhard Tersteegen)
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6 th secret: MEMORY
All gold of the world is not capable of bringing BACK as litle as one splendid minute -- only MEMORY can do this.
(? author unknown to me)
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6 th secret: MEMORY
That one who also ENJOYS the past lieves TWICE.
(Marcus Martial)
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6 th secret: MEMORY
People are old, when they derive MORE pleasure from the past then from the future.
(John Knittel)
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7 th secret: eternity
I believe in GOD, not as a theory, but as a FACT, which is more REAL than the fact of LIFE itself.
(Mahatma Gandhi)
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7 th secret: eternity
LOVE Is the LADDER, that we´re CLIMBING in order to reach similarity to god.
(Schiller)
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7 th secret: eternity
What do you expect after death ? Forgiveness of my sins and becoming SON of GOD.
(Abbe´ Pierre)
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7 th secret: eternity
..as he sat at table with them, he took the BREAD, thanked God, divided it and gave it to them. At that moment, their eyes were OPENED...
(Lk 24,30 = story of Emmaus)
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Translated by Sebastian Nagel and revised by Joachim Sanner
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1st secret: WEALTH
The one, who is WELL-FED will NEVER understand someone who is STARVING.
(aus Rußland)
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1st secret: WEALTH
Don´t COLLECT treasures on EARTH where moths or rust can destroy them, or where BURGLARS steal them. ... Because where your TREASURE is, is your HERAT.
(Mt 6,19, 5)
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2nd secret: TIME
Man has not got TIME, unless he TAKES his time to HAVE it.
(Ladislaus Boros)
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2nd secret: TIME
If you POSTPONE your LIVE, you will MISS ist.
(Seneca)
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3rd secret: FRIENDS
EVERY human is lovable, if we REALLY give him a chance to SAY something.
(Hermann Hesse)
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3rd secret: FRIENDS
Among humans there are more copies than ORIGINALS.
(Pablo Picasso)
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3rd secret: FRIENDS
With someone ELSE´S IMAGINATION you can achieve a LOT.
(Carl Sternheim)
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1st Life Worth Living
The greatest adventure of life, is life ITSELF..
(Lion King, movie by Walt-Disney)
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3rd Eternity of Life
The past-like the future- are only FORMS of the PRESENT.
(Christian Morgenstern)
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3rd Eternity of Life
The world of MATTER, and everything in it, is but a DREAM compared to the AWAKENING that we call horror of death.
(Khalil Gibran, idears, 21)
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3rd Eternity of Life
And SINCE they have not died, they still LIVE today.
(Fairy tales enchant young and old, a WDR-3 radio broadcast)
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4th Life-giving Spirit
It can ONLY be a real SUNday if you speak to GOD as though he were a FRIEND.
(Monsignor Erich L?ufer, Leverkusen) WDR, Morning Prayer,May or June 1996)
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4th Life-giving Spirit
God is - only one PRAYER AWAY from us.
(Referent ?, L?denscheid, Morning Prayer, WDR, April 1995)
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4th Life-giving Spirit
GOD is the LAST word before we become SILENT.
(Karl Rahner)
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Translated by Sebastian Nagel and revised by Joachim Sanner
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1st Life Worth Living
T i m e i s a B L E S S I N G..
(12 LETTERS on a church clock)
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1st Life Worth Living
LIFE Is a WONDERFUL event, and it's FREE !!
(RBB)
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1st Life Worth Living
CARVE life from the WOOD that you HAVE.
(Old Russian wisdom)
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2nd Living, Aware of Being
The great SECRET is that MATTER can become CONSCIOUS of itself.
(RBB)
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2nd Living, Aware of Being
The GLOWWORM would inspire as much awe in us as the SUN if we were`not to such an extent DOMINATED by our CONEPT of weihght and dimension.
(Khalil Gibran,Sand, 42)
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2nd Living, Aware of Being
BEAUTY is a SECRET that understands our mind. A secret with which it REFRESHES itself and under whose influence it DEVELOPS.
(Khalil Gibran, Wings, 24)
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2nd Living, Aware of Being
Cover the wings of a bird with GOLD and it will never again soar up into the sky.
(Rabindranath Tagore, Birds Gone Astray, 67)
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3rd Eternity of Life
There must be a better HEREAFTER, or else the SUNSET'S GLOW would not appear so beautiful.
(? author unknown to me)
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1. Nature
For me every BLADE OF GRASS is as important as the cathedral of Cologne. And often, the former has taught me MORE than the latter.
(Langbehn)
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3. The way of life
Today is the first day of the rest of my life.
(unknown)
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3. The way of life
Love is a celestial path; which leads from ?time? - to 'eternity'.
(RBB)
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4. Love
There is a great deal of cold-heartedness among men, because we don't dare, behave as warm-heartedly as we really are.
(Albert Schweizer)
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4. Love
Love gains density the closer it comes to death.
(Gabriel Garcia Marquez)
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4. Love
Love is, when the happiness of OTHERS is an ESSENTIAL part of one's OWN happiness.
(Vallabhbhai Patel, in Fliege 'Best of 97')
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5. God
The one who serves the God of wealth, despises the God of life.
(L. Fleischmann)
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5. God
Everyone has AS MUCH religion, AS he has love.
(R.M?der)
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5. God
Look upon god and mankind as two LOVERS, who made an appointment, but very wrong about where they had aranged to MEET. God is wating in ETERNITY - and nobody comes. And man is vainly waiting in the TIME.
(Simone Weil)
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Translated by Sebastian Nagel and revised by Joachim Sanner
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1. Nature
EXPOSE nature to LIGHT, and you will SEE its watermark. It is CREATION: precious, fascinating.
(St. Paul, journies (4) ARD, 10.12.95)
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1. Nature
The greatest sight, WORTH seeing, wich you can find ... is the WORLD - look at it.
(Kurt Tucholsky)
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2. Church
The state with the lowest birthrate isn't the Federal Republic, but the Vatican.
(professor. Max Wingen)
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2. Church
Once the world will have become HONEST to such an extent, that children under 15 years can do without RELIGIOUS instruction, THEN there will be something to HOPE from her.
(Arthur Schopenhauer)
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2. Church
If it is true that someone?s journey through life may avoid the CHURCH, but it always leads to GOD.
(RBB)
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3. The way of life
Does, from a cosmic point of view, it really matter, if I DON`T get up and work ?
(from: Douglas Adams, ?A hitch-hiker's guide through through the galaxy?)
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3. The way of life
The BIGGEST obstacle, to living well, is DELAY.
(Kradinal Bona)
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3. The way of life
TELL it to me - and I will FORGET it: SHOW it to me - and I will REMEMBER . Let me DO it - and I will KEEP it in MIND.
(Konfuzius)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
1. Skills
Nothing is impossible.
(Toyota, Automobile)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
2. Freedom
Freedom and the way there.
(Peugeot 206, Automobil)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
2. Freedom
We clear the way.
(Volks- und Raiffeisenbank)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
2. Freedom
We open horizons.
(R+V, Versicherung)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
2. Freedom
Never stop thinking. (Never stop thinking.)
(Infineon, Computerchips)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
2. Freedom
The future can come.
(Deutsche Bank)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
3. Home
Welcome home.
(RTL, Fernsehsender)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
3. Home
A piece of an ideal world.
(Tesafilm, Klebestreifen)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
3. Home
We give your future a home.
(LBS, Landesbausparkasse)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
3. Home
Are you still living or are you already living?
(Ikea, Einrichtungshaus)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
4. Happiness
Scream for happiness.
(Zalando, Schuhversand)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
1. Skills
It doesn't work, it doesn't exist.
(Praktiker, Baumarkt)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
4. Happiness
Enjoy your time.
(Die Zeit, Wochenzeitung)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
4. Happiness
Enjoy the moment.
(Die Zeit, Wochenzeitung)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
4. Happiness
Enjoy the moment.
(Thomas Cook, Reiseveranstalter)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
4. Happiness
Priceless moments with MasterCard.
(Mastercard, Kreditkarte)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
4. Happiness
When so much good happens to you, it's worth an Asbach Uralt.
(Asbach Uralt, Weinbrand)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
4. Happiness
Can't beat the feeling. (Unsurpassable feeling.)
(Coca Cola, koffeininhaltige Limonade)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
4. Happiness
I love it.
(McDonald's, Schnellrestaurant)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
4. Happiness
Haribo makes children happy and adults too.
(Haribo, Süßigkeiten)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
4. Happiness
If the cat is healthy, the person is happy.
(Kitekat, Katzennahrung)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
4. Happiness
Two lives, one love.
(Sheba, Katzennahrung)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
1. Skills
If you really believe in something, everything is possible.
(Red Bull, Brausegetränk)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
4. Happiness
Thank you for existing!
(Merci, Schokolade)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
5. Self-worth
Simply pay with your good name.
(American Express)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
5. Self-worth
You deserve it.
(TUI, Reiseveranstalter)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
5. Self-worth
I want to stay the way I am.
(Du darfst, kalorienreduzierte Nahrung)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
5. Self-worth
Only you are you.
(Coca Cola, koffeininhaltige Limonade)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
5. Self-worth
Because I'm worth it!
(L'Oreal, Kosmetik)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
5. Self-worth
Beauty from within.
(Merz, Pharmaunternehmen)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
5. Self-worth
Today a king.
(König Pilsener, Biermarke)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
6. Life
Life is a hit!
(Hitradio Ö3)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
6. Life
Welcome to life.
(Eurocard, Kreditkarte)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
1. Skills
Yes. We can.
(Obama, US-Präsidentschafts-Slogan)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
6. Life
Discover life!
(Vittel, Quellwasser)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
6. Life
Discover the world.
(Lego, Kinderbausteine)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
6. Life
As exciting as the world.
(National Geographic, US-Geographie-Gesellschaft)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
6. Life
Right in the middle - instead of just being there.
(Sport1, TV-Sender)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
6. Life
Live. We take care of the details.
(HypoVereinsbank)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
6. Life
Douglas makes life more beautiful.
(Douglas, Kosmetikkette)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
6. Life
Love life.
(Bertolli, Olienöl)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
6. Life
And you taste the joy of life.
(Mars, Schokoriegel)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
6. Life
Less speed is more quality of life.
(Werbeschilder der Stadt Graz für die durch Tempo 30 gestressten Autofahrer)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
7. Christmas
Yes, is it Christmas already today?
(EPlus, Telefongesellschaft)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
1. Skills
Concrete - it depends what you do with it.
(Bundesverband der Deutschen Zementindustrie e.V.)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
7. Christmas
Completely surprising: The festival of love is approaching.
(Vodafone, Telefongesellschaft)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
7. Christmas
Christmas is saved.
(RTL, Fernsehsender)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
7. Christmas
Official Partner of Santa Claus.
(DHL, Postservice)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
7. Christmas
10% more Christmas.
(Mobilcom-Debiltel)
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7. Christmas
Christmas is decided under the tree.
(Media Markt)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
7. Christmas
Every time,
if we God
through us
let other people love,
is Christmas.
(Mutter Teresa von Kalkutta)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
1. Skills
Knowledge is possible.
(DMS/DEXXIS, Beratungsdienstleistungen)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
1. Skills
Trust is the beginning of everything.
(Deutsche Bank)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
2. Freedom
The taste
of freedom and adventure.
(Marlboro, Zigaretten)
Noteworthy in advertising texts
2. Freedom
Choose freedom.
(Toshiba, Technologiekonzern)
Bread - for the world
Be happy - I am too!
(Papst Johannes Paul II, auf dem Sterbebett)
Bread - for the world
2. Self-Contemplation
You will be the WINNER
through training and talent.
A WINNER only through FAIR PLAY.
(Förder-Projekt des Fair Play von der Kölner
Sparkasse)
Bread - for the world
2. Self-Contemplation
You could fret all day long.
But you are NOT
OBLIGATED to do so.
(Peter Hohl)
Bread - for the world
2. Self-Contemplation
Lord, give me PATIENCE!
But NOW!
(Titel TV-Sendung, Die Story,
Die Gratwanderung des Superministers Wolfgang Clement)
Bread - for the world
2. Self-Contemplation
On the way to going astray
is the BACKSTEP
PROGRESS.
(Josef Viktor Stummer)
Bread - for the world
2. Self-Contemplation
The LIFE GOAL of many people
is no longer today,
to BE good -
but it's good to HAVE it.
(Ernst Ferstl)
Bread - for the world
2. Self-Contemplation
LIFE should not be GIVEN to us,
but one MADE by us
be a novel.
(Novalis)
Bread - for the world
3. Fellow people
A TRULY great man
will neither CRUSH a worm,
CREEP before the emperor.
Too many young people feel
- if they seem THREATING -
HONORED instead of SHAMED.
(BBK)
Bread - for the world
1. Food + Happiness
Not all rich people are HAPPY;
However, all lucky people are RICH.
(Autor mir unbekannt)
Bread - for the world
3. Fellow people
The boss at the hiring interview:
"What about FOREIGN languages?"
"Very good. Except German -
All languages are FOREIGN to me."
(Witz)
Bread - for the world
3. Fellow people
There are people who are in every soup
find a hair because she,
if you sit in front of it, for as long
shake your head until one falls in.
(Friedrich Hebbel, deutscher Dramatiker,
1813-1863)
Bread - for the world
3. Fellow people
What speakers lack is DEPTH,
replace it with LENGTH.
(Montesquieu)
Bread - for the world
3. Fellow people
If only PROFIT
all open questions answered,
We all should
be in the DRUG business.
(Wendelin Wedekind, Porsche-Chef,
über die Notwendigkeit, dass Firmen
glaubwürdig gesellschaftliche Verantwortung übernehmen)
Bread - for the world
3. Fellow people
Caution and suspicion are GOOD things,
only they are also towards YOU
Caution and distrust are necessary.
(Christian Morgenstern)
Bread - for the world
4. Faith
MUSIC is a HIGHER revelation
than all wisdom and philosophy.
(Ludwig van Beethoven)
Bread - for the world
4. Faith
What lies BEHIND us,
and what lies ahead of us,
are TINY things in comparison
to what lies IN US.
(Oliver Weell Holmes)
Bread - for the world
4. Faith
(I'm extremely aware of that and
really physically present:)
This feeling - not too much TIME
to have between 2 ETERNITY.
(Armin Rohde, Schauspieler)
Bread - for the world
4. Faith
What you keep for yourself -
you have already LOST.
What you give away -
is YOURS FOREVER.
(Josef Reche)
Bread - for the world
4. Faith
We are NOT alive,
to BELIEVE,
but to LEARN.
(Dalai Lama)
Bread - for the world
1. Food + Happiness
SATISFIED people
are not necessarily FREE,
HUNGRY people
In any case they are NOT.
(Willy Brandt)
Bread - for the world
4. Faith
The CHURCH IS NEVER
failed at the BASE.
(Albert Schnmidt)
Bread - for the world
4. Faith
It is our life's TASK:
JOY OF LIFE and GRATITUDE OF LIFE
a) to FEEL
b) and to CONVEY.
(BBK)
Bread - for the world
4. Faith
Whoever BELIEVES
has MORE out of LIFE!
(Autor mir unbekannt))
Bread - for the world
4. Faith
What you are the LEAST of me
brothers (and sisters) have done,
you did that to ME.
(Mt 25,40)
Bread - for the world
4. Faith
NO ONE
goes over the EARTH,
which GOD doesn't LOVE.
(Bibelstellen-Plakat der Evangelischen Gemeinde
Wuppertal)
Bread - for the world
4. Faith
(God speaks through Jesus:)
I am the BREAD of LIFE.
(Joh 6,35)
Bread - for the world
1. Food + Happiness
PEACE was for me
A piece of CHOCOLATE.
(TV-Sendungs-Titel)
Bread - for the world
1. Food + Happiness
The WEALTH
resembles LAKE water:
The more you DRINK of it;
the THIRSTIER you become.
(Arthur Schopenhauer,
deutscher Philosoph, 1788-1860)
Bread - for the world
1. Food + Happiness
We RARELY think about this,
what we HAVE,
but always remember that
what we are MISSING.
(Arthur Schopenhauer)
Bread - for the world
1. Food + Happiness
A life without FESTIVALS,
is a long journey without a GUESTHOUSE.
(Demokrit)
Bread - for the world
2. Self-Contemplation
Why did space expand
a little more comfortable in between
and allowed GRAVITY
TO COLLECT matter into celestial bodies,
on which atoms
to LIVING beings
were able to CONNECT,
about their OWN origin
THINK ABOUT ?
(Dr. Max Rauner)
Bread - for the world
2. Self-Contemplation
SINCURITY is likely
the most daring form of BRAVERY.
If I am
in the context of the UNIVERSE,
what AM I?
(Beethoven)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
2. Think
That's why I turned 80 years old,
that I should always think THE SAME?
Rather, I strive every day.
something different, new to think,
so as not to get BORING.
(Goethe)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
2. Think
The smell of a PANCAKE,
binds MORE to LIFE,
than all PHILOSOPHICAL arguments.
(Georg Christoph Lichtenberg)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
2. Think
ÄANGSTE,
are nothing else,
as FANTASIES of the unenlightened.
("Schreckenskammer" für Fortgeschrittene)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
2. Think
The MEMORY
is the ONLY paradise,
from which we
CANNOT BE DISTRIBUTED.
(Jean Paul)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
2. Think
FUTURE needs REMINDER.
(TV-Beitrag "Geschichte des Nationalsozialismus")
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
3. Values
You can't
SICK about it,
thereß us OTHER
don't tell the TRUTH;
because we SAY them
often not ourselves.
(Francois de La Rochefoucauld)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
3. Values
Whatever there IS,
that I DON'T NEED!
(Aristoteles)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
3. Values
Question: Life or Death?
Answer: I KNOW not
what it IS like to be DEAD!
-- So FIRST LIVE.
We are of our time,
far MORE guilty
than a brimming
APPOINTMENT calendar.
(Ernst Ferstl)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
3. Values
The Buddhist student asks:
"Master. WHAT should we DO?!"
Then the master:
-- "R E S T!" --
(Alf Peuer, österreichischer Kabaretist)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
0. Prefaces
MUSIC
is HIGHER REVELATION
than all wisdom and philosophy.
(Beethoven)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
0. Prefaces
WILL --
the you
BIST.
(Schelling)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
4. Love
The women make themselves
that's why it's so PRETTY,
because the man's EYE
BETTER developed
as his MIND.
(Doris Day)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
4. Love
Your EYES are (sometimes)
WINDOW
into ETERNITY.
(RBB)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
4. Love
Any long and deep RELATIONSHIP
starts with a SHORT CIRCUIT,
between HEART and BRAIN.
(Ernst Ferstl)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
4. Love
The LEAP
About your own SHADOW
succeeds EASIER,
if we DARE it FOR someone,
who brings LIGHT into our lives.
(Ernst Ferstl)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
1. Read
(About writing instruments:)
WHATEVER you WRITE WITH.
The MIRACLE remains the SAME:
WRITING makes THOUGHTS VISIBLE;
so that you always have them AVAILABLE.
(TV-Sendung "Die Gutenberg-Galaxis")
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
4. Love
The literature only knows 2 topics:
LOVE and DEATH.
The REST is MUMMPITZ.
(Marcel Reich-Ranicki, Literatur-Kritiker)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
4. Love
Faith
WITHOUT LOVE
is WORTH nothing.
(Martin Luther)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
5. God - Man
Humans THINK
and God LAUGHS.
(Titel einer TV-Sendung
über jüdische Familie)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
5. God - Man
If you want to SAY,
that HUMAN is too MINOR,
about the connection with GOD
to EARN
you have to be very BIG be,
to JUDGE it.
(Blaise Pascal)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
5. God - Man
How could the CREATION
DESPAIR of the world,
if GOD himself
DO NOT despair of her?
(Papst Pius 12.)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
5. God - Man
Not DEATH
will come for me,
but the good GOD.
(Theresia vom Kinde Jesu)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
5. God - Man
JUSTICE
only exists in HELL.
In HEAVEN
is GRACE.
(Gertrud von le Fort)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
5. God - Man
God is LOVE:
Whoever remains in LOVE
who STAYS in GOD
and GOD in HIM.
(Johannes 4,16)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
1. Read
(READ ABOUT:)
There is nothing but TEXT. Line by line.
But a whole WORLD is created in your head.
A counter-world.
Full of beauty, drama, passion.
(TV-Sendung "Die Gutenberg-Galaxis")
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
1. Read
LIFE
shall not be given to us,
but one MADE by us
be a ROMAN.
(Novalis)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
1. Read
BOOKS
are often the best FRIENDS;
but they shouldn't be the ONLY ones
be in our LIFE.
(Maria-Theresia Radloff)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
2. Think
I am SOMETHING ?
and WHITE not WHAT I AM.
Maybe the reflection of GOD?
I am from BEGINNING.
BEYOND all WORDS -
maybe, that’ I am NOT AT ALL.
(aus indischen Sufi-Gedicht aus 19. Jhdt.)
Thinking + being CONSCIOUS
2. Think
When a BLACK-WHITE thinker
Must show your COLOR,
he usually sees
RED.
(Ernst Ferstl)
Service - HEROES
Everyday heroes don't wear medals.
(Fred Ammon (* 1930), dt. Aphoristiker)
Service - HEROES
1. Heroes
Don't throw away the hero in your soul!
(Friedrich Nietzsche, 1844-1900)
Service - HEROES
1. Heroes
Don't look for heroes, be one yourself!
(Unbekannt)
Service - HEROES
1. Heroes
Any fool is capable
to become a hero at any moment.
But the real big man
is still great in everyday life.
(Swami Vivekananda, (1863-1902), hinduistischer
Mönch, Gründer der Ramakrishna-Mission)
Service - HEROES
2. Ethos
Charity, kindness, fraternal
Compassion for the sufferer
is often much more necessary for this.
than all medicines.
(Fjodor M. Dostojewski, 1821-1881)
Service - HEROES
2. Ethos
Act in such a way that the maxim of your will
at any time at the same time as a principle
a general legislation may apply.
(Immanuel Kant, Kategorischen Imperativ, 1785)
Service - HEROES
2. Ethos
The state is a community
equal citizen for the purpose of
to enable the best lifestyle.
(Aristoteles, 384-322 v. Chr.)
Service - HEROES
2. Ethos
High School of Charity:
Standing up for someone,
that you can't stand.
(Rupert Schützbach, *1933,
deutscher Zollbeamter i.R. und Schriftsteller)
My brothers, to charity
I don't advise you:
I advise you to love the furthest thing.
(Friedrich Nietzsche, 1844-1900)
Service - HEROES
2. Ethos
But what is important is that community
that comes from mutual give and take
of good deeds.
(Marcus Tullius Cicero, 106-43 v. Chr.)
Service - HEROES
Be a hero, for a minute, for an hour,
that's easier
than carry on everyday life in quiet heroism.
(Fjodor M. Dostojewski, 1821-1881)
Service - HEROES
2. Ethos
Treat your fellow human beings
in everything like that,
how you want to be treated by them.
That's it,
what the law and the prophets demand.
(Jesus v. Nazareth,
Die Goldene Regel, Mt 7,12)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
Who needs what?
The neighbor is our charity;
or God our love of God?
(Walter Ludin (*1945), Schweizer Journalist)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
Every communion with God
leads to the next one.
(Frère Roger, 1915-2005, Gründer
und Prior der ökumenischen "Communauté de Taizé")
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
In human community
is the best goodness. -
If someone is looking for a home,
does not choose his place among the good,
Can you call him clever?
(Konfuzius, 551-479 v. Chr.)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
No one can always be a hero,
but he can always be human.
(Jüdisches Sprichwort)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
Amen, I say to you:
What you are to one of the least of my brothers
what you have done, you have done this to me.
(Jesus v. Nazareth, Mt 25,40)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
Active charity
is the most beautiful prayer.
(Fritz P. Rinnhofer, *1939)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
Whoever defeats himself,
he's a bigger hero,
than who on the battlefield
a thousand times a thousand enemies overcome.
(Buddha, 560-480 v.Chr.)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
When we are strong in charity
and act accordingly:
This is the path to perfection.
(Mengzi, um 370-290 v.Chr.,
konfuzianischer Philosoph )
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
And if someone keeps someone alive
should it be as if he
would have kept everyone alive.
(Prophet Mohammed, Koran 5:32)
Service - HEROES
1. Heroes
Every time has thousands of heroes whom no history book mentions.
(Otto Weiß, 1849-1915)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
Who needs what? The neighbor is our charity; or God our love of God?
(Walter Ludin (*1945), Schweizer Journalist)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
Every communion with God
leads to the next one.
(Frère Roger, 1915-2005, Gründer
und Prior der ökumenischen "Communauté de Taizé")
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
In human community
is the best goodness. -
If someone who seeks a home does not choose his place among the good, can he be called wise?
(Konfuzius, 551-479 v. Chr.)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
No one can always be a hero, but they can always be human.
(Jüdisches Sprichwort)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
Amen, I say to you, Inasmuch as you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did it to me.
(Jesus v. Nazareth, Mt 25,40)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
Active charity is the most beautiful prayer.
(Fritz P. Rinnhofer, *1939)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
He who defeats himself,
he's a bigger hero,
than who on the battlefield
a thousand times a thousand enemies overcome.
(Buddha, 560-480 v.Chr.)
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
If we are strong in charity and act accordingly: This is the path to perfection.
(Mengzi, um 370-290 v.Chr.,
konfuzianischer Philosoph )
Service - HEROES
3. Religion
And if someone keeps someone alive it should be as if he kept everyone alive.
(Prophet Mohammed, Koran 5:32)
Service - HEROES
1. Heroes
Humans can also be great
be in everyday life.
(Sophie Verena, 1826-1892)
Service - HEROES
1. Heroes
Heroes are people too.
It's easy to forget that.
(Marion Gitzel, *1947)
Service - HEROES
1. Heroes
It's much harder for a week
to be a good person
than a hero for a quarter of an hour.
(Jules Renard, 1864-1910)
Service - HEROES
1. Heroes
It's easy to be determined
you can find comrades,
first on your own,
the hero appears.
(Jüdisches Sprichwort)
Service - HEROES
1. Heroes
The hero has a face,
the coward two.
(Aus dem Kaukasus)
Service - HEROES
1. Heroes
So you rightly admire them [the heroes]
but precisely because you admire them,
you will not emulate them.
(Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, 1729-1781)
We are all recipients
1. Image - Interpretation
The meal with the sinners:
For you and for everyone
(...)
(text excerpts from Theo Schmidkonz SJ)
We are all recipients
2. Biblical evidence
Or is one of you,
who gives his son a stone,
when he asks for bread,
or a snake,
when he asks for a fish?
If now you who are evil,
give your children what is good,
how much more will
your Father in heaven
give good things to those who ask him.
(Mt 7,9-11)
We are all recipients
1. Image - Interpretation
The Pharisees and Scribes
were outraged: He associates himself with sinners
and even eats with them! (Luke 15:2)
We are all recipients
1. Image - Interpretation
We see graphically who Jesus really is. (...)
(Textauszüge von Theo Schmidkonz SJ)
We are all recipients
1. Image - Interpretation
On the left a Jew:
No other people has been cast out so often. Beside him a prostitute:
Jesus took care of them.
Then a beggar:
Nobody likes to see them. And the fool:
One crazy person is just missing!
The intellectual:
Skeptics don't believe anything! The rich lady:
And what happens to the poor? The Black One:
Strange things scare many people.
(Textauszüge von Theo Schmidkonz SJ)
We are all recipients
1. Image - Interpretation
The number "Seven" means: Everyone is invited
at one table.
(Textauszüge von Theo Schmidkonz SJ)
We are all recipients
1. Image - Interpretation
Nobody is excluded,
who comes to Jesus
and expected salvation from him.
(...)
(Textauszüge von Theo Schmidkonz SJ)
We are all recipients
1. Image - Interpretation
But the Rose at the table says,
what everything matters: be loved by God,
love him and the people.
(Textauszüge von Theo Schmidkonz SJ)
We are all recipients
2. Biblical evidence
Whoever of you is without sin -
let him cast the first stone...
(Joh 8,7b)
We are all recipients
2. Biblical evidence
Why do you see the splinter
in your brother's eye,
but the bar
in your eye you don't notice?
(Mt 7,3)
Steps of development
1. Friends
A friend, is a man, who knows you and still loves you.
(Old saying)
Steps of development
5. Work
The wiser and better a man is, the more kindness will observe in the mankind.
(Blaise Pascal)
Steps of development
5. Work
Who NEVER allows somthing to be taken away from himself will NEVER GIVE anything to someone else.
(Joan Baez, text of a song)
Steps of development
5. Work
You say: Our times are evil and miserable. Live in a righteous way, for by living you CHANGE the time.
(Augustinus)
Steps of development
6. Longing
Longing is the lot of the spirit, who once saw the beauty of God.
(Basilius the great)
Steps of development
6. Longing
If the eye were not like the SUN; HOW could we see the LIGHT.
If God´s own power didn´t live in us; HOW could something divine delight us ?
(Goethe)
Steps of development
6. Longing
Restless is our heart, until it will rest in YOU.
(Augustinus)
Steps of development
7. Life
Silence is among the mostimpressive events in our lives.
(Ladislaus Boros)
Steps of development
7. Life
Pray, that your loneliness will be the spure, that makes you find something, you can live for - big enough to die for it.
(Dag Hammarskjöld)
Steps of development
Translated by Tobias Reinholz and revised by Joachim Sanner
Steps of development
1. Friends
Friendship, that's like home.
(Kurt Tucholsky)
Steps of development
2. Family
The human being needs a fellow in which to find one´s own ego.
(Martin Buber)
Steps of development
2. Family
A little kindness from man to man is better than all love for mankind.
(Richard Dehmel)
Steps of development
3. Love
LOVE is that bonding force, which ELEVATES the ego in the most passionate way and which offers you POWER by being in the company of a fellow man creature - you NEVER felt before.
(Eugen Drewermann)
Steps of development
3. Love
The CHURCH should learn from ALL those, who learned through LOVE, that there are not TWO kingdoms: one on earth and one in heaven,
but that there is the ONE and only kingdom of the SOUL: FILLED with dreams of a HEAVENLY poetry of mercy and KINDNESS.
(Eugen Drewermann)
Steps of development
4. Pro-fession
I am as necessary in my place, as an archangel in his.
(Cardinal John Henry Newmann)
Steps of development
4. Pro-fession
Who earnestly believes in the living God, also sees dignity and sense in his own small share of life.
(Hermann Zeller)
Steps of development
1 - 4 translated by Sebastian Krüger and revised by Joachim Sanner
elevatin MUSIC
1. Joy
Youth, REJOICE inyour LIFE !
(Ps. 11.9 )
elevatin MUSIC
3. Music + Mystic
Nobody has more profoundlyunderstood the relationsship that exists between MUSIC and RELIGION than Dschalal ad-Din ar-Rumi, whos whole life was dedicated to music and extatic dance as forms of praying to God. This excellent man, who established the movement of the dancing dervishes of Konya in the 13th century, knew like none else
that the secret of MUSIC lies in the LONGING of the separated creature for UNITY.
(E.Drewermann, Structures of Eviel II, 310)
elevatin MUSIC
3. Music + Mystic
That one who LOVES, NOURISHES his love, by listening to MUSIC. Because music REMINDS him of the JOY of his first UNION with GOD.
(Dschalal ad-Din ar-Rumi)
elevatin MUSIC
3. Music + Mystic
To look into the face of the person you LOVE, is like the SOUND of heavenly MUSIC.
( RBB)
elevatin MUSIC
3. Music + Mystic
Walk on EARTH with your FEET; but be in HEAVEN with your HEART.
(Don Bosco)
elevatin MUSIC
Translated by Christian Beck and revised by Joachim Sanner
elevatin MUSIC
1. Joy
A SAINT; who is SAD, is a SAD SAINT.
(Franz von Sales)
elevatin MUSIC
1. Joy
Don't deny yourself the HAPPINESS of THIS day; don't pass by the ENJOYMENT; that you are ENTITLED to.
(Sir 14,14)
elevatin MUSIC
1. Joy
In the Talmud, after death, a man's soul has to account to God for each legal joy that he needlessly missed.
(Presented at night, WDR, 08.09.88)
elevatin MUSIC
1. Joy
Scrutinize EVERYTHING; and KEEP what is GOOD.
(1 Thess 5,21)
elevatin MUSIC
1. Joy
God RESPECTS me, if I WORK. But he LOVES me, if I sing !
(Author unknown to me)
elevatin MUSIC
2. Music
The very first time I heard an aria by Bach, I knew that negroes could become my friends.
(Erst Bloch)
elevatin MUSIC
2. Music
...The PRESENTATION of a comprehensive PEACE can be found here: ...On Bachs scores the DISINTEGRATED world looks like ONE integrated whole.
(Albert Schweitzer)
elevatin MUSIC
2. Music
Then time stands still, and the ORIGINAL MELODY becomes AUDI-ble.
(Kurt Tucholsky)
Family -Story(s)
By the ancients
originally pure human nature
wanted to let shine,
They first organized their STATE.
Because they wanted to organize the state,
First they arranged their FAMILIES;
because they wanted to organize the families,
they sorted themselves out.
(Konfuzius (t 479 v.C.))
Family -Story(s)
2. Fanaticism
The STUPID you are,
The more CONVINCED you can be.
(BBK)
Family -Story(s)
3.Family
Parents (especially mothers) are
the children of GOD.
(BBK)
Family -Story(s)
3.Family
LOVE is the decision,
to AFFIRM the whole of a person,
the DETAILS may BE,
as you WANT.
(Otto Flake)
Family -Story(s)
3.Family
The one I love told me
that he needs me.
That's why I take care of myself
look at my path
and fear every raindrop,
that he could kill me.
(Bertholt Brecht)
Family -Story(s)
3.Family
We are pilgrims,
which in different ways
to move towards a common goal.
(Antoine de Saint-Exupery)
Family -Story(s)
3.Family
GOOD that HALF of the way
THIS is what is
to come HOME.
(Vaillant-Heizungs-Reklame)
Family -Story(s)
4.Self
Acquaintance with a SINGLE
good BOOK
can change a LIFE.
Most people
working on URGENT things,
not to the IMPORTANT ones.
(Donald Rumsfel, US-Verdeidigungsminister,
2003 unter George W. Busch)
Family -Story(s)
2. Fanaticism
Through VIOLENCE you kill the HATER,
but you don't kill the HATE.
[On the contrary: violence GENERATES
just MORE hate.]
(Martin Luther King)
Family -Story(s)
2. Fanaticism
I watch my films
NEVER on.
They are too BRUTAL for me.
(Charles Bronson, Action-Schauspieler)
Family -Story(s)
2. Fanaticism
FANATISM can be found
only with SUCH people,
who have an inner DOUBT
Search for ÜBERTÖNEN.
(Carl Gustav Jung,
schweiz. Psychoanalytiker, 1875-1961)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
0. Preface
With a FRIEND
you can THINK out loud.
Friendly Freedom of Thought
2. Conversation
"I think
therefore I am."
(Rene Decardes, 1596-1650)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
2. Conversation
Only the silent one
hears.
(Josef Pieper, 1904-1997)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
2. Conversation
It's easier to OTHER
to serve with wisdom,
than yourself.
(Francois de la Rochefoucauld)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
2. Conversation
Teaching
is called
learn twice.
(Joseph Joubert, 1754-1824)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
2. Conversation
I hate this,
what you say,
but I give
my life for it,
that you have it
can say.
(François Marie Arouet
= Voltaire, 1694-1778)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
3. Values
Most people in the world
would be happy,
if they were that bad
like the Germans.
(Karl-Wolf Biermann)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
3. Values
Everything there is,
what I don't need!
(Aristoteles, 384-322 v. Chr.)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
3. Values
What people
differs from the animal,
are money worries.
(Jules Renard)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
3. Values
Many people use MONEY,
that they don't HAVE,
for purchasing THINGS,
which you don't NEED,
in order to IMPRESS PEOPLE,
that you DON'T LIKE.
(Walter Slezak)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
3. Values
Because GOD
couldn't be EVERYWHERE,
he created the MOTHERS.
(Arabisches Sprichwort)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
1. Friendship
A FRIEND is a person who
knows the MELODY of your heart
and plays it for you,
if you FORGOT them.
(Albert Einstein)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
3. Values
There is only one sign
for wisdom:
good mood,
that lasts.
(Arabisches Sprichwort)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
4. Time
The only means
Having time is:
to take your time.
(Bertha Eckstein)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
4. Time
Pick the day.
(Horaz)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
4. Time
If you raise your gaze,
so you don't see any boundaries.
(Aus Japan)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
4. Time
You must have become OLD,
So have LIVED for a long time,
to recognize
how SHORT life is.
(Arthur Schopenhauer)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
4. Time
Absolutely
life is too SHORT,
to stay permanently
to ÄRGERN.
(Gerald Drews)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
4. Time
Everyone,
who retains the ability
SHÖNES to recognize,
will NEVER get OLD.
(Franz Kafka)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
5. Eternity
The great happiness in LOVE
consists of
PEACE in one
To find OTHER hearts.
(Julie de Lespinasse)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
5. Eternity
Lord, those who die
LIVE in YOUR presence.
The life that ends
is merely CHANGED.
(Gebet zur Beerdigung
von Mutter Teresa)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
5. Eternity
Belief -
that is the HILARITY
which comes from GOD.
(Papst Johannes 23.)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
1. Friendship
Friendship
is a soul
in two bodies.
(Aristoteles)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
5. Eternity
But those who suffer from old age have
basically also their POSITIVES
Pages:
...a part of THAT being
- that was once called ME,
is already THERE where soon
the WHOLE will be located.
(Hermann Hesse)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
5. Eternity
The Christmas goods
is not
the real Christmas.
(Peter Hahne, Journalist)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
1. Friendship
The human being
wants to be loved GROSS,
not NET.
(Friedrich Hebbel)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
1. Friendship
Tolerance can only arise there,
where I find the imperfection
of my own actions
constantly invoiced.
(Paul Watzlawick)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
1. Friendship
When you meet a person
wants to improve,
you have to get it first
respect.
(Romano Guardini, 1885-1968)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
1. Friendship
Not there
when you are at home,
where you live,
but where you
is UNDERSTANDED.
(Christian Morgenstern)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
2. Conversation
Never speak evil
from a human,
if you don't know for sure!
And if you know for sure,
so ask yourself:
Why am I telling you this?
(Johann Kaspar Lavater, 1741-1801)
Friendly Freedom of Thought
2. Conversation
A problem is half solved,
if it is clearly stated.
(John Dewey, 1859-1952)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
A prerequisite for peace is respect for being different and for the diversity of life.
(Dalai Lama / Tendzin Gyatsho, Buddhist monk and head of the Tibetans, *1935)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
2. Causes
Wars are the continuation
a failed policy
with even more misguided means.
(Ernst Reinhardt, born 1932)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
2. Causes
Brave is not just
who his enemies -
but also who his
overcomes one's own lusts.
(Demokrit 460-370 vC.)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
2. Causes
Greed and Peace
are mutually exclusive.
(Erich Fromm)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
3. Songs
No one wants to die, that's for sure.
That's clear.
Then what are wars for?
(…) No mother wants
lose their children.
And no woman has her husband
(…) They stand opposite each other
and could be friends.
But before they get to know each other
shoot yourself dead.
(…) Or is it also about money?
A lot of money for the few bigwigs
They build tanks and rockets,
and then buy gold and diamonds,
for you elegant woman.
(…) Or do you do it on the side
also the religious strife,
that there will be no agreement,
which God is the true one
I find this so crazy
Why does it have to be like that?
(Text: Udo Lindenberg, singer Joan Baez)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
4. Peace
Peace is not everything,
But without peace everything is nothing.
(Willy Brandt, German Chancellor)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
4. Peace
Imagine it's war,
and no one goes there.
(Carl Sandburg, US poet, 1878–1967)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
4. Peace
From justice
peace arises.
From peace joy.
(Gaius Julius Cäsar 100-44 vC.)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
4. Peace
Laughing together -
instead of making wars."
(Alfred Selacher born 1945)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
4. Peace
When the power of love
the love of power exceeds -
only then will the world finally become
know what peace means."
(Jimi Hendrix, US guitarist 1942–1970)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
5. Religion
Blessed are the peacemakers;
for they will be called children of God.
(Bible, Matthew 5:9)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
1. War
Humanity must resist war
put an end to it, or the war
puts an end to humanity.
ein Ende setzen, oder der Krieg
setzt der Menschheit ein Ende.
(John F. Kennedy, President of the USA)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
5. Religion
When the Ten Commandments of Approval
of the United Nations,
You would have reached 3.* at most.
[*3. Commandment: Remember the Sabbath: Keep it holy!]
(Unknown)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
5. Religion
6 of the 10 commandments in the Bible:
2nd commandment: You shall use the name
the LORD your God
do not abuse...
5th Commandment: You shall not murder.
7th Commandment: Thou shalt not steal.
8th commandment: You shall not do anything untrue
say about your fellow human being.
9th+10th Commandment:
Thou shalt not covet...
what your neighbor has.
(Bible, Exodus 20:7-17)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
5. Religion
2 revelations in the Koran:
And if your Lord had wanted it,
so all of them would have a total of
are believed to be on earth.
So do you want the people to join in?
force you to become believers?
(Quran Sura 10:99)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
5. Religion
Say: O you disbelievers,
I do not serve the one you serve,
and you do not serve Him,
Whom I serve. (…) Your religion
and me my religion.
(Quran Sura 109)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
5. Religion
May all peoples and nations come to
to gain knowledge of God's love.
(Arnold Janssen, 1837-1909)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
5. Religion
To love God:
This is the highest and first commandment.
But the other thing is the same:
Thou shalt love thy neighbor
like yourself."
(Bible Matthew 22:38-39)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
1. War
I'm not sure which
Weapons of the Third World War
is carried out.
But in the fourth world war
you will with
Fight with sticks and stones.
(Albert Einstein)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
1. War
War started easier
as finished.
(Napoleon Bonaparte, French general)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
1. War
The greatest misfortune is
a lost battle.
The second largest one won.
(Arthur Wellesley, British field marshal)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
1. War
In war everyone loses,
also the winners.
(from Sweden)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
2. Causes
On the ownership of money and goods
all wars arise."
(Sokrates 470-399 vC.)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
2. Causes
All wars are just raids.
(Voltaire 1694-1778)
peaceful coexistence instead of warlike opposition
2. Causes
Strange that there are states with
""intelligent weapons"" exist from
by stupid politicians.
(Werner Braun 1951-2006)
Creatures admire creation
1. Creation
SOMETIMES I
a terrible need
according to PIETY.
Then I go out into the NIGHT,
and PAINT the STARS.
(Vincent van Gogh)
Creatures admire creation
3. Creator
This is what is visible
although useful,
but the essential thing
remains invisible
(Lao-tse)
Creatures admire creation
3. Creator
What lies BEHIND us,
and what lies ahead of us,
are TINY things in comparison
to what lies IN US.
(Oliver Weell Holmes)
Creatures admire creation
3. Creator
But the sufferings of old age basically have
also their POSITIVE sides:
You listen to a lot of things.
You feel certain shocks
and certain stitches no longer.
And a part of THAT being -
what was once called I is already THERE
where the WHOLE thing will soon be located.
(Hermann Hesse)
Creatures admire creation
3. Creator
By HAPPINESS I mean
something completely OBJECTIVE.
Namely, having PART
to BE TIME-less.
In the eternal MUSIC of the WORLD.
About what others
the HARMONY of the SPHERES or
called the SMILE of God.
(Hermann Hesse)
Creatures admire creation
1. Creation
But CREATION -
remains a MIRACLE .
(Autor mir unbekannt)
Creatures admire creation
1. Creation
It's worth it,
to consciously experience every day
and who was so CLOSE to death,
the WORLD sees DIFFERENTLY.
(Alex Zarnadi, Rennfahrer,
der bei einem Horrorcrash beide Beine verlor )
Creatures admire creation
1. Creation
There ARE no BIG EN
Discoveries and advances,
as long as it's still ON
UNHAPPY child on EARTH.
(Albert Einstein)
Creatures admire creation
1. Creation
I made the MISTAKE,
BEING
to REPLACE with MAKING.
AS IF YOU HAVE YOURSELF
CAN produce:
But - WITH WHAT?!
(Paul Valery, Künstler)
Creatures admire creation
1. Creation
If I once
from HERE I TURN,
BE THIS MY parting word:
UNSURPASSABLE,
what I SEEN.
(Rabindranath Tagore, Gitanjali)
Creatures admire creation
2. Creatures
FRIENDS are
like STARS in the sky.
Often you can't SEE them,
but it's good to KNOW
that they EXIST.
(SMS-Spruchweistheit)
Creatures admire creation
2. Creatures
...In the end there is ONE LOVER more
as infinite space MASSES.
(Kardinal Joseph Ratzinger)
God′s conception of the world
That's how it turned out.
dear God
presented the world.
(Franz
Beckenbauer
zur freundlich-friedlichen Stimmung
der Fußball-WM 2006 in Deutschland)
God′s conception of the world
1. with people
In every high JOY there is
a feeling of GRATITUDE.
(Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach)
God′s conception of the world
1. with people
Most people are
AS happy as she is
HAVE TAKEN.
(Abraham Lincoln)
God′s conception of the world
1. with people
We can probably do without LUCK,
but not HOPE.
(Theodor Storm)
God′s conception of the world
2. with friends
A STRANGER is a FRIEND
which we JUST haven't met yet.
(aus Island)
God′s conception of the world
2. with friends
The WORRIES, you shouldn't
tell his FRIENDS,
but his ENEMIES.
They are HAPPY about it.
(Frank Sinatra)
God′s conception of the world
2. with friends
With effort and discomfort
you can finish it ALONE.
But you have to SHARE the JOY.
(Henrik
Ibsen)
God′s conception of the world
2. with friends
FRIENDS are
God's excuse
for RELATIVES.
(Bernhard Shaw)
God′s conception of the world
2. with friends
"Well, my little one, how old are you?"
"Eight. But if my father
wouldn't have been so SHY,
then I would already be ten!"
(Witz)
God′s conception of the world
2. with friends
A good NEIGHBOR is BETTER
as a brother in FOREIGN.
(Franz Kafka)
God′s conception of the world
2. with friends
A LOVED person
has MANY faces,
a HATED only ONE.
(Ernst Ferstl)
God′s conception of the world
2. with friends
LOVE is the ONLY slavery that
is perceived as PLEASURE.
(George Bernard Shaw)
God′s conception of the world
2. with friends
It doesn't work without WOMEN.
Even GOD has that
MUST SEE.
(Eleonora Duse)
God′s conception of the world
3. in time
We reach every stage of life
as a NEWBIE.
(Francois de la Rochefoucauld)
God′s conception of the world
3. in time
You have to do something new,
to see something new.
(Georg Christoph Lichtenberg)
God′s conception of the world
3. in time
EVERY moment
of our lives
is ETERNITY.
(Suzuki, Zen-Gelehrte)
God′s conception of the world
3. in time
Always remember that it's just
there is a most important time - namely:
Immediately!
(Leo Tolstoi)
God′s conception of the world
3. in time
Today my life begins.
(Familienfilm-Titel ARD 2006)
God′s conception of the world
3. in time
I feel in AGE
TIME as VALUABLE.
And TAKE it from me.
This makes me MORE PATIENT.
(Pierce Brosman,
007-James-Bond-Schauspieler)
God′s conception of the world
3. in time
What an old man sees while sitting,
a young boy can
not even visible while standing.
(Nigerianisches Sprichtwort)
God′s conception of the world
3. in time
If you can no longer WONDER,
he is already MENTALLY DEAD.
(Albert Einstein)
God′s conception of the world
1. with people
The team perhaps wanted to win,
but she just wanted to do nothing about it.
(Ilja Kaenzig, Manager von
Bayer Leverkusen)
God′s conception of the world
3. in time
When you LET GO,
from noise SOUNDS.
If you CONTINUE to let go,
from noise - SILENCE.
(Tele-Gym-Meditiation; Lärm+Stille)
God′s conception of the world
3. in time
BEAUTY is one thing
of rare miracles,
which our DOUBT
let GOD SILENCE.
(Jean Anouilh)
God′s conception of the world
4. with God
Most people want to SERVE God -
but only as a CONSULTANT.
("Sunday Express",
London)
God′s conception of the world
4. with God
Anyone who believes they are a CHRISTIAN
because he attends CHURCH, he is WRONG.
You don't become a CAR either,
when you go into a GARAGE.
(Albert Schweitzer)
God′s conception of the world
4. with God
Into the deserted church
A market woman came and knelt quietly
in a bank.
Edith Stein never forgot that;
in the synagogues and Protestant churches
she had only seen praying during COURSE SERVICE.
But here someone came
into the EMPTY church -
like a familiar conversation.
(über Edith Stein)
God′s conception of the world
4. with God
"Mom," says little Anna
"I'm saying my evening prayer now.
Do you NEED something?"
(Anonym)
God′s conception of the world
4. with God
You need GOD
to SEARCH neither here nor there.
He is NOT further
as BEFORE the door
Your HEART.
(Meister Eckhart)
God′s conception of the world
4. with God
Where God put you,
there you shall BLOOM.
(Johannes Kuhn)
God′s conception of the world
1. with people
want to WIN,
and can LOSE.
(Spielmotto Uwe Seelers,
Ehrenspielführer
der Deutschen Nationalmannschaft )
God′s conception of the world
4. with God
Why should we settle for this?
to be COPIES,
where God sees us as
ORIGINALS brought into the WORLD.
(Billy Graham)
God′s conception of the world
4. with God
EVERY person is a
SPECIAL
Thought of God.
(Paul de Lagarde)
God′s conception of the world
1. with people
The art of living consists of 90% of
Ability to get along with people
that you can't stand.
(Samuel Goldwyn)
God′s conception of the world
1. with people
Every minute you LAUGH,
prolongs life
by an hour.
(Chinesisches Sprichtwort)
God′s conception of the world
1. with people
Seeing someone LAUGH
makes us HAPPY.
(Gerald Drews)
God′s conception of the world
1. with people
All the DARKNESS in the world can be the LIGHT
DO NOT extinguish a SINGLE candle.
(Chinesische Weisheit)
God′s conception of the world
1. with people
Be happy, do good and
let the sparrows WHISTLE.
(Don Bosco)
Domestic Rest
1. Doing nothing for a while !
Make yourself COMFORTABLE for HALF an hour, sitting down and doing NOTHING ELSE.
That is: Don't smoke, don't drink, don't eat, don't read, don't speak, etc. What`s allowed is: Closing your eyes. Daydreaming. Dreaming
You will be AMAZED, how RELAXING such a half hour can BE.
(= from a health booklet)
Domestic Rest
2. A house beyond the BOUNDARY rivers
(Bishop Hemmerle, Aachen)
We ALL stand at boundary rivers and want to establish ourselves on THIS SIDE. However we have to go BEYOND the boundary, and BEYOND the rivers to approach the OTHER side.
Yet, the other side only invites YOU, if you find a HOUSE standing there, larger and MORE AUGUST, than merely My house, and if AT THE SAME TIME this house is MINE after all...
The HOUSE of SOMEONE else -- and my HOUSE: Yes, perhaps this is a picture that stands for SALVATION: A HOUSE stands above every boundary river HIS house -- MY house !
And ACTUALLY I can only LIVE on THIS side of the boundary, if I have a HOUSE on the OTHER side.. I cannot live, if the VIEW only opens on EMPTINESS and INSUBSTANTIALITY.
(Bishop Hemmerle, Aachen)
Domestic Rest
3 . His house = in EARTH and in the hereafter
A lot of people say: A house on the OTHER bank is of NO use to me.. I have to live here and NOW - and ISTANANEOUSLY.
But doesn't this very now show ITSELF as a sinister BOUNDARY -- on which I TRESPASS ?
Shouldn't a HOUSE be opened in THIS LIFE, into which I can ESCAPE -- from the compulsion to CONTINUE, from the hectic CONFORMITY but also from the panic HUNT for self-fulfilment.
A HEREAFTER situated in this wold, something that EMANCIPATES me and EVOLVES me.
But THIS respective hereafter cannot be DIFFERENT from the one AWAITING me in DEATH for EVER and EVER: HIS house -- that is MY house.
(Bishop Hemmerle, Aachen)
Domestic Rest
4 . HIS house IN ME
Sometimes I meet another, very DEEP boundary river, that can HARDLY be crossed: it is the MIRROR, in which I see my OWN shape.
To ENDURE myself, to DECIDE about accepting MYSELF, how DIFFICULT this sometimes is !
But when I look beyond this boundary river of the mirror INTO - MYSELF, Then this is true AGAIN:
In me HIS house is waiting for me and I may LIVE in it, ACCEPTED by HIM, the big OTHERONE.
And then I can also say YES to my own ego, only then I can be MYSELF.
(Bishop Hemmerle, Aachen)
Domestic Rest
5. Re-DEEM-ming FAITH
This is the way REDEEMING faith WORKS: that God, who loves me, on the other side -- of the BOUNDARY RIVERS
in the herafter -- of this WORLD and IN me -- HIMSELF WAITS for me in his house:
HIS house -- that is also MINE -- and YOURS !!
Domestic Rest
Translated by Christian Beck and revised by Joachim Sanner
TODAY - my favorite day
"What days are we?" Grandpa asked.
"It is today." replied the grandson.
"Oh. My FAVORITE DAY!" said grandfather.
(angelehnt an A.A.Milne)
TODAY - my favorite day
1. Become a grandparent
Leisure is
Borrowed time of eternity.
(Unbekannt)
TODAY - my favorite day
2. Humorous things for eternity
Officials have a
disturbed relationship with eternity.
("Billy" Walter Fürst)
TODAY - my favorite day
2. Humorous things for eternity
Before the invention
injury time in football
was also eternity
of shorter duration.
(Martin Gerhard Reisenberg)
TODAY - my favorite day
2. Humorous things for eternity
The following are incomprehensible to me:
Infinity -
eternity -
the nothing -
and the women.
(Heinz Stein)
TODAY - my favorite day
2. Humorous things for eternity
"It's taking forever."
"So much time has to be."
(Erhard Horst Bellermann)
TODAY - my favorite day
2. Humorous things for eternity
First you have eternity in front of you
and then,&xnbsp;all of a sudden,
time behind it.
(Arthur Feldmann)
TODAY - my favorite day
2. Humorous things for eternity
The slow at its best
comes eternity
still the closest.
(A. Michael Bussek)
TODAY - my favorite day
3. Wise for eternity
But all desire wants eternity
? wants deep, deep eternity!
((Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche)
TODAY - my favorite day
3. Wise for eternity
Only lovers
have an idea
from eternity.
(Anke Maggauer-Kirsche)
TODAY - my favorite day
1. Become a grandparent
If I had known
how much fun Make grandchildren,
I would have gotten them first.
((Unbekannt)
TODAY - my favorite day
3. Wise for eternity
Lend your ear to the silence,
so that you can stop singing
of eternity.
(Helga Schäferling)
TODAY - my favorite day
3. Wise for eternity
Lucky to be
satisfied for the moment.
To be happy,
for eternity.
(Prof. Querulix)
TODAY - my favorite day
3. Wise for eternity
Eternity: not endless time,
but timelessness.
(Dr. Rudolf Kamp)
TODAY - my favorite day
3. Wise for eternity
There is no transcendence*,
which does not also include immanence** within itself.
*The transcendence, transcendence of a finite world of experience
**The indwelling, being contained / (Latin immanere, 'to remain in', 'to cling')
(Dr. Raimund Litz)
TODAY - my favorite day
3. Wise for eternity
The moment is that ambiguity,
in it time and eternity
touch each other.
(Soeren Kierkegaard)
TODAY - my favorite day
3. Wise for eternity
It is always now - forever and ever.
Eternity is happening now.
(Paul Schibler)
TODAY - my favorite day
4.Religious for eternity
Death is not a downfall,
but a transition:
From the earth's path into eternity.
(Cyprian von Karthago&xnbsp;* 200 t 258)
TODAY - my favorite day
4.Religious for eternity
And what do I have to miss?
Isn't all eternity mine?
(Gotthold Ephraim Lessing)
TODAY - my favorite day
4.Religious for eternity
The world
only sees this worldly life;
but the Christian
looks into the depths of eternity.
(Johannes Baptist Maria Vianney)
TODAY - my favorite day
1. Become a grandparent
The indulgence of grandparents
from your own children to your grandchildren
is phenomenal.
(Franz Schmidberger)
TODAY - my favorite day
1. Become a grandparent
Grandchildren are the most effective medicines
to improve the performance of old people.
Guaranteed without any harmful side effects.
(Hermann Lahm)
TODAY - my favorite day
1. Become a grandparent
Stolen prayer of a German (?)
When my grandfather was a child there was a war.
There was a war when my father was a child.
When I was a child there was war.
When my children were children,
for the first time there was no war.
Dear God ?
save my grandchildren a war too!
(Willy Meurer)
TODAY - my favorite day
1. Become a grandparent
Correspondence through the ages:
Grandparents: letter; Children: Fax;
Grandchildren: E-mail and WhatsApp
(Willy Meurer)
TODAY - my favorite day
1. Become a grandparent
A person in different times of life
are not the same.
He thinks differently after he feels differently.
(Johann Gottfried von Herder)
TODAY - my favorite day
1. Become a grandparent
Even the most expensive watches
Don't deceive us about the process
the precious lifetime.
(Alfred Selacher)
TODAY - my favorite day
1. Become a grandparent
The true humane life begins,
when someone is no longer forced to
his lifetime earning money
to waste.
(Prof. Querulix)
Heavenly Ladder:
1. Life miracle:
That; I
AM,
fills me with ever new AMAZING.
And this means
LIFE.
(Rabindranath Tagore )
Heavenly Ladder:
4. Life-LOVE + Reality-WIDE
Only in love
Let's grow TOGETHER
between heaven and earth.
(E. Drewermann)
Heavenly Ladder:
4. Life-LOVE + Reality-WIDE
Of every LOVE between people,
that it makes the other UNIQUE.
(E. Drewermann)
Heavenly Ladder:
4. Life-LOVE + Reality-WIDE
In every love
the other becomes the door,
which leads TO HEAVEN.
(E. Drewermann)
Heavenly Ladder:
4. Life-LOVE + Reality-WIDE
LOVE + RELIGION
grow together in the feeling:
in the BEATIFIC PRESENT
of a person you love with all your heart,
to be carried to God
and through his person
to see the gate to HEAVEN OPEN.
(E. Drewermann)
Heavenly Ladder:
2. Life Expansion:
The path to God
is called in its last stretch
Loneliness.
(P.Lippert)
Heavenly Ladder:
2. Life Expansion:
Prayers
are the streets
to the afterlife.
(Gertrud von le Fort)
Heavenly Ladder:
2. Life Expansion:
God is HAPPY,
if you bother him.
(Pfarrer von Ars)
Heavenly Ladder:
2. Life Expansion:
Death
is the side facing us
that WHOLE,
its other side
Resurrection is called.
(Romano Guardini)
Heavenly Ladder:
2. Life Expansion:
God did not CREATE us,
to LEAVE us.
(Michelangelo)
Heavenly Ladder:
3. Life's home:
Where are we going?
Always go home.
(Novalis)
Heavenly Ladder:
3. Life's home:
This is hospitality
deep meaning,
that one give rest to the other
on the way
for the eternal home.
(Guardini)
Heavenly Ladder:
3. Life's home:
There is no proof in the Platonic sense,
for making us immortal;
but there is that feeling,
that only LOVE can give:
only she tells us,
It is GOOD that we ARE,
yes, it is infinitely better,
that we exist,
as if we didn't exist;
Only love teaches us,
TO UNDERSTAND GOD,
who wanted us to be...
(Eugen Drewermann)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
3. Religion and Cosmos
The universe confuses me:
I can't understand
like such clockwork
can exist without a watchmaker.
(Voltaire, 1694-1778, französischer Philosoph)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
3. Religion and Cosmos
Whoever believes in miracles,
has no eye for the wonder of the cosmos.
(Andreas Tenzer)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
3. Religion and Cosmos
The universe is
a thought from God.
(Friedrich von Schiller, 1759-1805)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
3. Religion and Cosmos
Mathematics is the alphabet,
with whose help God
described the universe.
(Galileo Galilei, 1564-1642,
italienischer Mathematiker, Philosoph und Physiker)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
3. Religion and Cosmos
The cosmos is so expensive,
that only a god can afford it.
(Gregor Brand)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
3. Religion and Cosmos
The universe.
The condensed breath of God?
(Wolfgang J. Reus, 1959-2006)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
3. Religion and Cosmos
In the beginning God created heaven and earth (...)
God said:
It WILL (...) - and it WAS (...)
(Bibel, Gen 1,1+3, von mir redaktionell umgeformt)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
1. Wonderful world of cosmos
Heaven and earth
were born at the same time as me,
and I and the universe are one.
(Dschuang Dsi, um 365-290 v. Chr., taoistischer Philosoph)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
1. Wonderful world of cosmos
Man is very similar to the universe:
Emerging from nothing,
becoming, passing away, disappearing into nothingness.
(Wolfgang J. Reus, 1959-2006)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
1. Wonderful world of cosmos
The love of life
is the greatest gift,
that you can ever receive from the universe.
(Irina Rauthmann)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
2. Man in the cosmos
You are not that small in the universe.
As soon as you feel how small you are.
(Werner Braun, 1951-2006, deutscher Aphoristiker)
The COSMIC development of HUMAN BEING
2. Man in the cosmos
One can understand the cosmos,
but never the I.
The self is further away than any star.
(G. K. Chesterton, 1874-1936)
Creatures of Misery
1. Thinking(s)
The BAD is only LACK.
(Dionysios Areopagita, 5./6.Jh.)
Creatures of Misery
1. Thinking(s)
All bad is rooted in a good one and all false in a protection.
(Thomas von Aquin, 1225-1274)
Creatures of Misery
1. Thinking(s)
Not everything to UNDERSTAND stand in a queue to the small SPIRIT, because this very little BALANCE cannot carry such LOAD.
(Ziya Rasa)
Creatures of Misery
2. Loving(s)
LOVING a human, means consenting, to become OLD with him.
(Albert Camus)
Creatures of Misery
2. Loving(s)
The whole world appears DIFFERENTLY, according to whether one the humans, whom one loves at most, KNOWS LUCKY [or not].
(viz. Eugen Drewermann)
Creatures of Misery
3. Suffer(s)
Ruth Pfau, a leprosy lady doctor, reports on boy, who had colic, and rolled in PAIN:
Thus THE things, - THE things -:. That, I must set that, that on my eschatology LIST.
(Interviewer: What does eschatology mean?)
Ruth Pfau: "Those are questions, which I not WANT to have answered longer here on earth, but which I'll CALL IN one day;
if we thereby just have the looking through, that the world goes to end - and the actual LIGHTS UP:
(Ruht Pfau - leprosy lady doctor, 1987)
Creatures of Misery
3. Suffer(s)
Honour the Gentleman not IN the HOUSE of the church with silk garbs, while you overlook him OUTSIDE, where he SUFFERS under cold weather and nakedness.
What is it useful, if the TABLE Christi with golden cups overloaded, but he HIMSELF caused of hunger goes PERISHED?
Creatures of Misery
3. Suffer(s)
First, satisfy him, who STARVS; then only decorate his table of that, what is REMAINING.
(Church teacher Chrysostomos, t 407)
Creatures of Misery
Translated by Thorsten Klein and revised by Joachim Sanner
Lust for life and trust in God
Relax, let go of the wheel, trude through the world, it's so beautiful.
(George Eliot)
Lust for life and trust in God
1. Adventure
Don't stay on level ground, don't climb too high, the world looks most beautiful half way up!
(Friedrich Nietzsche)
Lust for life and trust in God
1. Adventure
Whoever does not climb the high mountains, does not know the plain.
(Fernöstliche Weisheit)
Lust for life and trust in God
1. Adventure
Being good is a far greater adventure than sailing around the world.
(Gilbert Keith Chesterton)
Lust for life and trust in God
1. Adventure
Marriage is the only adventure in which even the cowardly throw themselves into.
(Voltaire)
Lust for life and trust in God
2. Lust for life
A new day is a great opportunity to leave old paths and start new adventures.
(unbekannt)
Lust for life and trust in God
2. Lust for life
Life IS never anything, it is only an opportunity TO something.
(Christian Friedrich Hebbel)
Lust for life and trust in God
2. Lust for life
You shouldn't say pastime but enjoyment of time.
(Jean Paul)
Lust for life and trust in God
2. Lust for life
There is something in EVERYTHING that is WORTH CONSIDERATION.
(Ssu-Che)
Lust for life and trust in God
2. Lust for life
Those who have faith experience miracles every day.
(Epikur)
Lust for life and trust in God
2. Lust for life
Pleasant is in the usual ACTIVITY, in the future is HOPE, and in the past MEMORY.
(Aristoteles)
Lust for life and trust in God
1. Adventure
There is hardly a person who doesn't think about flying from time to time.
(OttoLilienthal)
Lust for life and trust in God
2. Lust for life
Learn to be GRATEFUL, also about THE joy that you HAD. And don't scream "MORE!" like little children, when she just STOPPED.
(Otto von Bismark)
Lust for life and trust in God
2. Lust for life
Some people swim in ABUNDANCE, have a house and farm and money, and yet are always full of frustration and have no joy in the world.
(Johann Martin Miller)
Lust for life and trust in God
2. Lust for life
WISE is the person who DOES NOT mourn the things he does NOT have, but rather ENJOYS THE things he HAS.
Epiktet)
Lust for life and trust in God
2. Lust for life
And suddenly you know: It's time to start something new and trust the magic of the beginning.
(Meister Eckhart)
Lust for life and trust in God
2. Lust for life
The SILENCE is not on the tops of the mountains, The NOISE is not in the markets of the cities. BOTH is in the HEARTS of people.
(Ramakrishna)
Lust for life and trust in God
2. Lust for life
You didn't see where you came from. You won't see where you're going. In between lies the visible - Your island. p>
(Hindu-Weisheit)
Lust for life and trust in God
3. Trust in God
The SILENCE knows; everything. The SILENCE says it all. And from the soul, which was CONSOLE yesterday, rises the song of immeasurable BLISS.
(Marie Noel)
Lust for life and trust in God
3. Trust in God
Love is a journey into completely new life.
(Ernst Bloch)
Lust for life and trust in God
3. Trust in God
Trust your dreams, for the gate of eternity is hidden within them.
(Khalil Gibran)
Lust for life and trust in God
3. Trust in God
Trust is an oasis of the heart that supports the caravan of thought never reached.
(Khalil Gibran)
Lust for life and trust in God
1. Adventure
Angels can fly because they don't take themselves too seriously.
(Gilbert KeithChesterton)
Lust for life and trust in God
3. Trust in God
Deep in people lies the trust that something outside them is aware of them.
(Arthur Schopenhauer)
Lust for life and trust in God
3. Trust in God
Only between faith and trust is peace.
(Friedrich von Schiller)
Lust for life and trust in God
3. Trust in God
Don't fear the SHADOWS. They just mean that there is a LIGHT burning somewhere nearby.
(Ruth E.Renkel)
Lust for life and trust in God
3. Trust in God
Faith is love for the invisible, trust in the impossible, improbable.
(Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
Lust for life and trust in God
3. Trust in God
Self-trust is Trust in God: He won't leave me stuck.
(Bettina von Arnim)
Lust for life and trust in God
3. Trust in God
Into your hands I place my spirit with full confidence. You have redeemed me, Lord, you faithful God.
(Psalm 31,6)
Lust for life and trust in God
3. Trust in God
Father, into your hands I commit my spirit!
(Lk 23,46 - nach Elberfelder Bibel)
Lust for life and trust in God
1. Adventure
Wanting to enjoy all pleasures in every way is unreasonable. Wanting to avoid all pleasures completely is callous.
(Plutarch)
Lust for life and trust in God
1. Adventure
Too much trust is often stupidity, too much mistrust is always a misfortune.
(Johann NepumukNestroy)
Lust for life and trust in God
1. Adventure
A thorn of EXPERIENCE is worth more than an entire wilderness of WARNING.
(James Russel Lowell)
Lust for life and trust in God
1. Adventure
There are more important things in life than just speeding up your PACE.
(Mahatma Gandhi)
Lust for life and trust in God
1. Adventure
The world is a book. If you never travel, you only see one side of it.
(Augustinus)
Lust for life and trust in God
1. Adventure
The greatest sight there is is the world - look at it.
(Kurt Tucholsky)
Life=Love
For the sum of our lives are the hours in which we love.
(Wilhelm Busch)
Life=Love
1. Love/rs
If the dying creature perishing before his eyes is a person like himself and a BELOVED person at that, then he feels something other than horror about the destruction of a life and a crack; and a wound in the (own) SOUL.
(Leo N. Tolsto; Krieg und Frieden)
Life=Love
1. Love/rs
When you begin to love, you spend your time not exploring what that love is, but rather exploring the possibility of meeting again to be arranged for the following day.
(Marcel Proust)
Life=Love
2. Life/Living
You who suffer because you love, love even more! To die of love is to live.
(Victor Hugo)
Life=Love
2. Life/Living
Love, when it is new, bubbles like a young wine; The more old and clear it is, the quieter it will be.
(Angelus Silesius)
Life=Love
2. Life/Living
Anyone who is looking for heaven on earth has slept in geography class.
(Stanislaw Jerzy Lec, polnischer Dichter)
Life=Love
2. Life/Living
Every farewell is the birth of a memory.
(Salvador Dali, spanischer Maler)
Life=Love
2. Life/Living
Goodness in words creates trust, Goodness in thought creates depth, Goodness in giving creates love
(Laotse)
Life=Love
2. Life/Living
First do what is necessary, then do what is possible, and suddenly you can do the impossible.
(Franz von Assisi)
Life=Love
2. Life/Living
If it's THAT DARK in your LIFE, take a look, whether it doesn't end up BECAUSE all your WINDOW SHUTTERS are CLOSED.< /p>
(Johannes Kepler)
Life=Love
2. Life/Living
Enjoy the MOMENT - because today is the first day of the rest of your life!
(Dänsiches Sprichwort)
Life=Love
2. Life/Living
We ask in gratitude for the EMPLOYEES in our company. Give them strength of heart and life relationships in SERVICE to THOSE IN NEED.
Lots of little people doing lots of little things in lots of little places will change the face of this world.
(Sprichwort der Xhosa; südliches Afrika)
Life=Love
2. Life/Living
From the point of view of youth, life is an infinitely long future; from the point of view of age, a very short past.
(Arthur Schopenhauer)
Life=Love
3. Faith/Believers
Don't hold back the loving words, until death takes your friends away from you. Don't write them on their tombstone, rather say them directly and definitely now.
(Anna Cummins, amerikanische Dichterin)
Life=Love
3. Faith/Believers
I came naked from my mother's womb, naked I will go again. The LORD gave it, the LORD took it away; the name of the LORD be praised.
(Hiob im Buch Hiob 1,21)
Life=Love
3. Faith/Believers
It is impossible that God created us for anything other than to love passionately.
(Victor Hugo)
Life=Love
3. Faith/Believers
God of life, give us open ears and an open heart for the worries and needs of our fellow human beings and let us living witnesses be YOUR LOVE.
This is my commandment: Love one another, as I have loved you.
(Joh 15,12)
Life=Love
3. Faith/Believers
But those who love me with an overflowing heart achieve immersion in me, and since they then dwell in me, it is revealed to them, that I live in them at the same time.
(Bhagavadgita)
Life=Love
3. Faith/Believers
Yes, the lover, who is righteous and inwardly, God wants to freely choose him and elevate him to a supra-essential vision in the divine. mortal light.
(Jan van Ruysbroek)
Life=Love
3. Faith/Believers
The first look of the beloved is like the word of God, when it says: "Be!"
(Khalil Gibran)
Life=Love
3. Faith/Believers
The love, on the other hand, that lies in the womb of infinity and descends with the mysteries of the night, is content with nothing but immortality, and before nothing else does she rise in awe than before God.
(Khalil Gibran)
Life=Love
3. Faith/Believers
If through a person there was more love and goodness, a little more light and truth in the world, then his life had meaning. p>
(Alfred Delp)
Life=Love
1. Love/rs
Space is in the smallest hut. For a happy loving couple.
(Friedrich Schiller)
Life=Love
1. Love/rs
And that is why the walls of the prison cannot enclose the lover, because he belongs to a kingdom that is not of things, but of SENSE of things lives.
(Antoine de Saint-Exupéry)
Life=Love
1. Love/rs
People only see what they have and could get, but they do not value what they have until they lose it.
(Jimi Hendrix, amerikanischer Musiker)
Life=Love
1. Love/rs
A step to your own heart is a step to the beloved.
(Rumi)
Life=Love
1. Love/rs
When you are loyal and have fun does, then it is LOVE.
(Julie Andrews, britische Schauspielerin)
Life=Love
1. Love/rs
The distance between you and your neighbors whom you do NOT love is GREATER than that between you and your loved ones who are BEHIND seven countries >and live on seven seas.
(Khalil Gibran)
Life Journey
1. Life Value
The greatest adventure in life, is life ITSELF.
(König der Löwen, Walt-Disney-Kinofilm)
Life Journey
3. Life eternity
The past -- like the future are only FORMS of the PRESENT.
(Christian Morgenstern)
Life Journey
3. Life eternity
The world of MATTER, and everything that belongs to it, is just A DREAM compared to the AWAKENING, that we face the "terror of death" ; name.
(Khalil Gibran, Ideen, 21)
Life Journey
3. Life eternity
And BECAUSE they didn't die, that's why they're still LIVING today.
(Märchen verzaubern jung und alt, Titel einer WDR3-Sendung)
It will ONLY be a real SUN day if you talk to GOD like a FRIEND.
(Prälat Erich Läufer, Leverkusen) WDR," Morgenandacht", 5' oder 6 96)
Life Journey
4. Life-giving Spirit
God is -- just a PRAYER AWAY from us.
(Pfarrerin ? aus Lüdenscheid, Morgenandacht, WDR 4´95)
Life Journey
4. Life-giving Spirit
GOD is the LAST word before we are SILENT.
(Karl Rahner)
Life Journey
1. Life Value
T I M E i s t M E R C Y.
(12 BUCHSTABEN auf Kirchturms-Uhr)
Life Journey
1. Life Value
LIFE is a WONDERFUL event. And that ---!! FREE!!
(RBB)
Life Journey
1. Life Value
CARVET the life from the WOOD you HAVE.
(Alt-Russische-Weisheit)
Life Journey
2. Life-conscious being
The big SECRET: There MATTER can become AWARE of itself.
(RBB)
Life Journey
2. Life-conscious being
We would stand in front of the Glowworm just as AWESOME as in front of the SUN, if we did NOT believe in our IMAGINATIONS of weight and Dimensions [so] BOUND.
(Khalil Gibran, Sand, 42)
Life Journey
2. Life-conscious being
BEAUTY is a SECRET that our SPIRIT understands, in which it REFRESHES and under whose impression it DEVELOPS.
(Khalil Gibran, Flügel, 24)
Life Journey
2. Life-conscious being
Grip the bird's wings in GOLD and it will never take to the skies AGAIN.
(Rabindranath Tagore, "Verirrte Vögel", 67)
Life Journey
3. Life eternity
It has to be give a better BEYOND, otherwise EVENING WOULD NOT BE SO BEAUTIFUL.
(? mir unbekannt)
The TEACHING profession
The youth these days loves luxury. They have bad manners, despise authority, have no respect for the older people and gossip about where they should work. (...) They contradict their parents, gossip in society, devour the sweets at the table, cross their legs and bully their teachers .
(Sokrates, 469 - 399 v.Chr)
The TEACHING profession
3.Stress
The doctor and the teacher are required to that he does miracles. And does he do them? no one is surprised.
(Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach, 1830-1916)
The TEACHING profession
3.Stress
Educators are tired sometimes. Education is a hike, not a plane ride.
(Walter Fürst)
The TEACHING profession
3.Stress
The teacher is never finished.
(Adolph Diesterweg, 1790-1866)
The TEACHING profession
4. Value of the teaching profession
If I had not become emperor, I would have liked to become a teacher. I would have been proud to enlighten young intelligentsia and to open up the path to good and truth for them.
(Dom Pedro II., 1825-1891, brasilianischer Kaiser)
The TEACHING profession
4. Value of the teaching profession
There is no position I like so much, I would rather accept none than being a schoolmaster.
(Martin Luther, 1483-1546)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
Teaching should be such that what is presented is perceived as a valuable gift and not as a sour duty.
(Albert Einstein)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
A good teacher is a good teacher, if he has the art of teaching the student to enjoy the material.
(Albert Einstein)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
Only he is a born teacher who can awaken the enthusiasm of his students.
(Ernst Hähnel, 1811-1891)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
One should never forget that society wants to be entertained rather than taught.
(Adolph Freiherr von Knigge)
The TEACHING profession
1. Prejudice (?)
Teachers are allowed in the morning and free in the afternoon.
(unbekannt)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
Children don't want to be taught, Children want to be confirmed.
(Werner Bergengruen)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
He is the best teacher, who gradually becomes superfluous.
(George Orwell, 1903-1950)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
Every teacher must learn to stop teaching when it is time. It is a difficult art.
(Bertolt Brecht)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
Whoever dries the children's tears at school is the better educator.
(Georg Skrypzak)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
What the strictest educator often fails to achieve, love often achieves with ease.
(unbekannt)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
The sum total of all teacher virtues is love and good cheer.
(Johann Michael Sailer, 1751-1832)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
The path is long through teaching, short and effective through example.
(Seneca, ca. 1-65 n.Chr.)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
Education is example and love, nothing else.
(Friedrich Fröbel, Pestalozzi-Schüler, 1782-1852)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
Treating people as they are makes them worse. But whoever treats people as they could be, makes them better.
(Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 1749-1832)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
Promote OR demand ? Promote AND demand ? Promote by demanding?
(Maria Montessori, 1870-1952)
The TEACHING profession
1. Prejudice (?)
Famous last words of a chemistry teacher: "What I'm doing now is completely safe!"
(unbekannt)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
What you have to learn in order to do it, you learn BY doing it.
(Aristoteles)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
Teachers will open the gate for you. But you have to cross the threshold yourself.
(Hakuin Zenji, 1686-1769), japanischer Reformator des Zen)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
The right teacher teaches THINKING, instead of teaching his OWN thinking. Only in a case of luck do the two coincide.
(Ulrich Erckenbrecht)
The TEACHING profession
5. Method(s)
If you give a man a fish, he will feed on it once. If you teach him to fish, he will feed on it for the rest of his life.
The success of every lesson is dependent on the individuality of the teacher. The hope is in vain that public schools can be brought to a flourishing state through laws to bring.
(Karl Salomo Zachariae, 1769-1843)
The TEACHING profession
6. The teaching person
It is not his best knowledge, not his splendor of speech, it is his quiet self, the teacher's greatest power.
(Otto Sutermeister, 1832-1901)
The TEACHING profession
6. The teaching person
Knowledge of the soul is the basis of the art of teaching.
(Friedrich Polack, 1835-1915)
The TEACHING profession
6. The teaching person
A main feature of all pedagogy: leading unnoticed.
(Christian Morgenstern, 1871 - 1914)
The TEACHING profession
6. The teaching person
A teacher without joy is like a clock without a spring.
(Friedrich Polack, 1835 - 1915)
The TEACHING profession
6. The teaching person
It's nice when a teacher has a sense of humor. Humor is moisture and nothing needs the school air more.
(Otto Ernst, 1862 - 1926)
The TEACHING profession
1. Prejudice (?)
If a person continues to talk even when no one is listening to him anymore, then it is definitely a teacher.
(unbekannt)
The TEACHING profession
6. The teaching person
Knowledge is the first, ability is the second, will is the third power in the life of the teacher.
(Adolph Diesterweg (1790 - 1866)
The TEACHING profession
6. The teaching person
A bad teacher his students imitate or forget, a good teacher they surpass.
(Andreas Rahmatian)
The TEACHING profession
6. The teaching person
Good friends and excellent teachers - Stay close to them! Wealth and power are fleeting dreams. But the scent of wise words lasts forever.
(Ryokan Daigu, 1758 ? 1831 japanischer Zen-Mönch der Soto-Schule)
The TEACHING profession
7. Teaching and religion
But you should not let yourself be called Rabbi; for only one is your master, but you are all brothers.
(Bibel, NT, Matthäus 23,8)
The TEACHING profession
7. Teaching and religion
Look, great; is God in his power. Who is a teacher like him?
(Bibel, AT, Buch Hiob, 36,22)
The TEACHING profession
7. Teaching and religion
Honor everyone as a teacher from whom you have learned something.
(jüdischer Talmud)
The TEACHING profession
7. Teaching and religion
The teacher's life is a lamp. When is this properly furnished? If 1. Professional love the wick, 2. Human love the oil and 3. Love of God is the flame.
(Friedrich Heinrich Christian Schwarz, 1766 - 1837, deutscher Theologe und Pädagoge)
The TEACHING profession
7. Teaching and religion
When we sow, we don't want to stand and wait until germs appear, but calmly and trusting in God we want to move on and continue sowing.< br>
(Lorenz Kellner, 1811 - 1892)
The TEACHING profession
7. Teaching and religion
In the love for the students lies the dignity, the joy, the divine of teacher effectiveness.
(Viktorin von Feltre, 1378 - 1446)
The TEACHING profession
7. Teaching and religion
The most important realization of my life is that we live in a loving universe.
(Albert Einstin)
The TEACHING profession
2. Ambiguity
No teacher's life is an indifferent one; Blessing or curse he sows.
(Jeremias Gotthelf, 1797-1854)
The TEACHING profession
8. At the end of a teacher's life
A teacher works for eternity. No one can say where his influence ends.
(Henry Adams (1838-1918)
The TEACHING profession
8. At the end of a teacher's life
To my teacher: I wasn't one of your good boys. My youthful defiance has caused many a piece of advice and many well-thought words to shattered. Now the man sees, what the boy once did. But you, old master, did not sculpt and labor on my building in vain. You have burned the best values of my life into my heart with hot words. Forgive me if I don't regret the old days. Today I want to be like I used to be don't bend over to you. But I would just like to thank you for your loyalty as a teacher, and just press your hands in silence.
Joachim Ringelnatz (1883 - 1934)>
The TEACHING profession
8. At the end of a teacher's life
When you are about to leave this world, what can be more comforting than to see that you have not lived in vain, because you some, although only a few, formed into good people.
(Immanuel Kant, 1724 - 1804)
The TEACHING profession
2. Ambiguity
The teacher's voice can open and close students' ears.
(Andreas Tenzer)
The TEACHING profession
2. Ambiguity
The authority of the teacher often harms those who want to learn.
(Cicero, 106 - 43 v. Chr.)
The TEACHING profession
2. Ambiguity
A boy only likes to learn from teachers he loves. But you be a man, learn even from those who are hated!
(Friedrich Rückert)
The TEACHING profession
3.Stress
Which donkey in any stamping mill has ever endured as much evil as the average teacher goes through in class? ;anger endured.
(Philipp Melanchthon, 1497 - 1560)
Shades of Love
1. Love of life
The existence of the person I LOVE explains it ALL to me. God MUST had to create the world only to make YOU exist.
(E. Drewermann)
Shades of Love
2. Reality of Life
Who knows OTHERS is BRIGHT. Who knows HIMSELF is WISE: Who DEFEATS others has POWER; Who defeats HIMSELF is STRONG.
(Tao-te-king)
Shades of Love
2. Reality of Life
You cannot prolong your life - but only DEEPEN it. Do not give life more years, but give the years more LIFE. Do not count life by the day or the year. Count those hours, in which you were TOUCHED by the ANGEL.
(Martin Buber)
Shades of Love
3. Transition of Life
And my soul spread its wings WIDE, flew over the quiet countryside, as if it were flying HOME.
( Eichendorf, anoted by D.S?lle)
Shades of Love
3. Transition of Life
The mother tells her child whose cat has died, ?If we get involved in LOVING, then we must also prepared to suffer FAREWELLS.
Should we prefer not to love be loved in order not to face any FAREWELLS?!
((Ulrie Peiechota, Life with the daily death (Kontakte, ZDF 4'88)
Shades of Love
3. Transition of Life
DEATH is but a MOVE to a more beautiful house.
( Bert van der Post)
Shades of Love
3. Transition of Life
I am approaching my end. I think the Lord will RECEIVE me well.
(Oswald von Nell-Breuning)
Shades of Love
3. Transition of Life
The mystery of LOVE is BIGGER than the mystery of death.
(H.D. H?sch?s mother in law)
Shades of Love
Translated by Christiane Plenge and revised by Joachim Sanner
Shades of Love
1. Love of life
People are the only form of narration to believe in LOVE.
(E. Drewermann)
Shades of Love
1. Love of life
The hand is the tool of the SOUL.
(Printed on a GEPA-carrier bag)
Shades of Love
1. Love of life
The one who has a ?WHY? for living will endure almost every ?HOW.?
(Viktor E.Frankl)
Shades of Love
1. Love of life
I am THOUGHT of; -THEREFORE I am.
(Schelling (??)) (f. I timk, therefore I am by Decartes)
Shades of Love
1. Love of life
I searched for MYSELF -and did not find me. I searched for GOD- - and did not find him. I searched for YOU- and found all three.
(From the mask to ego. Didactic unit by Ruth Kullmann, raps 1?91)
Shades of Love
2. Reality of Life
?and measure our sluggish steps: in terms of space and time and ARE not aware that we are in the middle of ETERNITY.
(autorship unknown to me)
Shades of Love
2. Reality of Life
I do NOT know, how I APPEAR to the world. but I MYSELF only feel like a BOY who was playing on the BEACH and ENJOYING finding every now and then, A SMOOTHER pebble or a PRETTIER seashell than usual. - While the WHOLE big ocean of TRUTH was lying UNdiscovered before me.
(Isaak Newton, Prinzipias,mostimportant piece of writing in 1687, the year before he died)
Shades of Love
2. Reality of Life
The real question is EXISTENCE (i.e. being PRESENT); no matter whether this refers to a STONE or to MYSELF.
If you are not SATISFIED with what you HAVE, you would ALSO not be satisfied with what you WANT to have.
(Berthold Auerbach)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
2. Satisfaction
If you ARE happy, you shouldn't want to be EVEN happier.
(Theodor Fontane)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
2. Satisfaction
People who are SATISFIED with their DISSATISFACTION are called complainers.
(Werner Mitsch, deutscher Aphoristiker)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
2. Satisfaction
You shouldn't worry about things. Because they don't give a damn.
(Euripines)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
2. Satisfaction
Basically, every misfortune is just AS HARD as you TAKE it.
(Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
2. Satisfaction
Man is UN-happy because he doesn't know that he is HAPPY. Just for that reason. That's all, everything!
(Fjodor M. Dostojewski)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
2. Satisfaction
Everything in the world is meaningful and wonderful for a few OPEN eyes.
(Jose`Ortega Y Gasset)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
3. with people
Everyone SEE what you SEEM. Only a few FEEL what you ARE.
(Nicolo´ Machiavelli)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
3. with people
EXAMS are so horrible because the biggest idiot can ASK MORE QUESTIONS than the SMARTEST person can ANSWER.
(Cahrles Caleb, Colton)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
3. with people
Few people are wise enough to prefer useful blame to treacherous praise.
(La Rochefoucauld, François VI.)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
1. Development
It is NEVER too LATE to BECOME what you COULD have been.
(George Eliot)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
3. with people
You don't necessarily have to BLOW OUT the other person's light in order to let your OWN light SHINE.
(H. Bosmanns)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
3. with people
A LOVED person has MANY faces, a HATED person has only ONE.
(Ernst Ferstl)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
3. with people
If the OTHER AFFORDS HIMSELF with all of his FAULTS which he knows even BETTER than I do, why should I NOT endure him?
(Jean Paul)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
3. with people
Even those who are your dearest and closest ones are sometimes HARD to endure. Be CERTAIN, THEY feel the same way with you.< /p>
(Ernst von Feuchtersleben)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
3. with people
Extreme idealists are always COWARDS: They run away from REALITY.
(Jakob Boßhart)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
3. with people
The essential thing in dealing with EACH OTHER is not the SAME sound but the TOGETHER sound.
(Ernst Ferstl)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
4. Friendship and love
The BEST mirror is the eye of a good FRIEND.
(Gälisches Sprichtwort)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
4. Friendship and love
At the YOU we first become the I.
(Martin Buber)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
4. Friendship and love
STRANGERS are FRIENDS that you don't KNOW yet.
(Christian Noel Marin)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
4. Friendship and love
The bird has the nest. The spider has the web. The person has friendship.
(William Blake)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
1. Development
PERFORMANCE ALONE is not enough. You have to; also FIND someone who RECOGNIZES you.
(Lothar Schmidt)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
4. Friendship and love
The MOST BEAUTIFUL gift that the gods have bestowed on people is FRIENDSHIP.
(Cicero)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
4. Friendship and love
LOVE is the decision to AFFIRM the whole of a person, the DETAILS may BE, as they WANT.
(Otto Flake)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
4. Friendship and love
Love ALONE understands the secret of giving gifts to OTHERS and becoming RICH YOURSELF in the process.
(Clemens Brentano)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
4. Friendship and love
All MEANING of life is fulfilled, where there is LOVE.
(Dietrich Bonhoeffer)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
4. Friendship and love
I love you buddy. And he said: I love you TOO, Ma. (Mother) For the world he was No.59 for Illinois (soldier's number). For us he was the WORLD.
(USA-Irak-Der 4.000_ste Soldat stirbt in amerikanischen Hospital_(RTLNews-C_2008))
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
5. eternal God
Man, remember eternity. God's eye RESTS on you.
(Dänische Hausinschrift)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
5. eternal God
HOPE, not FEAR, is the creative principle in HUMAN things.
(Bertrand Earl Russel)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
5. eternal God
For me, the religious teacher was always the act of grace made flesh.
(Günther Jauch in Quiz "Wer wird Millionär" 22.02.2008)
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5. eternal God
Time doesn't WALK, IT STANDS STILL. WE move THROUGH it.
(Gottfried Keller)
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5. eternal God
Do not FEAR the bright LIGHT. MERGE with it and do not FEAR at its SHINE.
(Tibetanisches Totenbuch)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
1. Development
The man who REMOVED the mountain was the SAME one who BEGAN TO PULL AWAY SMALL stones.
(Chinesische Weisheit)
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5. eternal God
The GENIUS [in MUSIC] is the POWER TO REVEAL GOD to the human soul.
(Franz von Liszt, ungarisch-deutscher Pianist und Komponist, 1811 - 1886)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
5. eternal God
HE, whose name is: "He IS".
(Romao Guardini)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
1. Development
One comes into the world one morning at a time.
(Eugene Ionesco)
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1. Development
Anyone who has MADE a mistake and does NOT correct it, commits a SECOND one.
(Konfuzius)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
1. Development
You have to SHARE happiness to MULTIPLY it.
(Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach)
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1. Development
The MOST BEAUTIFUL fairy tale is LIFE.
(Christian Anderson)
The fairy tale by Paul Potts
1. Development
I don't know a HAPPIER feeling than that of GRATITUDE.
(Thomas Mann)
Wallflower
The Frog and the Fly - a fairy tale for adults
The Frog and the Fly
A fly fell in love with a frog.
I love you so much, said the fly, that I want to eat you.
Why?, asked the frog.
Then I would always be with you, you couldn't do anything without me and I couldn't do anything without you.
Why? asked the frog.
Then I would always be with you, you couldn't do anything without me and I couldn't do anything without you.
Why? asked the frog.
Because that is real love when you would like to eat your lover; said the fly.
Then the frog started to ponder. Because he also loved the fly. And that's exactly why I eat it. he doesn't.
Is that true? he asked.
And whether that is true, said the fly, that's how you recognize the great e love, just ask the other lovers!.
Hm, said the frog. And then ate he picked up the fly.
We don't know what the fly thought about it afterwards.
All we know is that the frogs have been very fond of eating the flies ever since.
Humans and ANIMALS
A good deed to an animal is just as meritorious as a good deed to a human being, while a cruel act to an animal is just as bad like a cruel act on a human being. Whoever is kind to God's creatures, is kind to himself.
(Prophet Mohammed)
Humans and ANIMALS
3. humane treatment of animals
As long as people think that animals don't feel, animals must feel that people don't think.
(Indianische Weisheit)
Humans and ANIMALS
3. humane treatment of animals
Whatever happens to animals, will soon happen to people too.
(Indianer-Häuptling Seattle)
Humans and ANIMALS
3. humane treatment of animals
God created humans and the animal. He entrusted the animals to us, not handed them over.
(unbekannt)
Humans and ANIMALS
3. humane treatment of animals
I think I have found the intermediate stage between animals and Homo sapiens. It's us.
(Konfuzius)
Humans and ANIMALS
3. humane treatment of animals
The time will come when crimes against animals will be punished in the same way as crimes against humans.
(Leonardo da Vinci)
Humans and ANIMALS
3. humane treatment of animals
The greatness and moral progress of a nation can be measured by how they treat animals.
(Mahatma Gandhi)
Humans and ANIMALS
4. animated beings
Any stupid boy can crush a beetle. But all the professors in the world can't make one.
(Arthur Schopenhauer)
Humans and ANIMALS
4. animated beings
I believe that...every creature has an immortal soul.
(Martin Luther)
Humans and ANIMALS
4. animated beings
Sometimes they sit in front of you, with eyes so melting, so tender and so human, that they almost scare you, because it's impossible. like believing that there is no soul in them.
(Théophile Gautier)
Humans and ANIMALS
1. Pets
I never married because I have three pets at home that serve the same purpose as a husband.
I have a dog that growls every morning, a parrot that curses all afternoon and a cat that growls late at night comes home.
(Marie Corelli)
Humans and ANIMALS
4. animated beings
The animals share with us the privilege of having a soul.
(Pythagoras von Samos)
Humans and ANIMALS
4. animated beings
Be kind to animals - you could be one yourself.
(Norbert Blüm)
Humans and ANIMALS
5. religious responsibility
We owe animals greater kindness and attention for many reasons. But above all because they are of the same origins as we.
(Johannes Chrysostomus)
Humans and ANIMALS
5. religious responsibility
For a good and noble person, not only love for one's neighbor is a sacred duty, but also mercy towards creatures.
(Isaac Newton)
Humans and ANIMALS
5. religious responsibility
When people are guests with animals, God is always there.
(Walter Fürst)
Humans and ANIMALS
1. Pets
Dogs come when you call them. Cats acknowledge your message - and may come back to it later.
(Mary Bly)
Humans and ANIMALS
1. Pets
The dog is an employee, the cat is a freelancer.
(George Mikes)
Humans and ANIMALS
2. Love of animals
The fact that the dog is my favorite, you say, oh man, is a sin, my dog is still loyal to me in the storm, the man is not even in the wind!
(Arthur Schopenhauer)
Humans and ANIMALS
2. Love of animals
You can't beat anything into the animals, but you can stroke some things out of them.
(Astrid Lindgren)
Humans and ANIMALS
2. Love of animals
It is not thinking that saves the world, but love.
(Manfred Kyber)
Humans and ANIMALS
2. Love of animals
In order to love a butterfly, we must also love a few caterpillars.
(Antoine de Saint-Exupéry)
Humans and ANIMALS
2. Love of animals
Many who dedicate their entire lives to love can tell us less about it than a child who lost his dog yesterday.
(Thornton Wilder)
People + Inventions
The inventors are the true benefactors of humanity and deserve greater honor than those who fight lamentable battles delivered and conquered large countries without understanding how to make their own country happy.
(Karl Julius Weber)
People + Inventions
2. Tool
Give me a lever long enough, and a pivot point strong enough. Then I can move the world with one hand.
If you only have a hammer, every problem looks like a nail .
(indonesisches Sprichwort)
People + Inventions
2. Tool
A secretary on the phone: "Our automatic answering machine is in repair -- there is a human speaking here. "
(Unbekannt)
People + Inventions
3. Work
Creativity is not only inspiration, but also transpiration.
(Thomas Alva Edison, 1847 - 1931)
People + Inventions
3. Work
To success there is no elevator. You have to use the stairs.
(Emil Ösch, schweizerrischer Schriftsteller)
People + Inventions
3. Work
Problems - are opportunities in work trousers !
(Unbekannt)
People + Inventions
3. Work
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The next best time is < b>now.
(ungarisches Sprichwort)
People + Inventions
3. Work
When conquering space there are two problems to solve: Gravity and the paper war. With gravity we would have been finished.
(Wernher von Braun, deutsch-amerikanischer Ingenieur, 1912-1977)
People + Inventions
4. Human
The actually mysterious: Why is there actually a living being that is so much more can, than it actually must!
(Prof. Harald Lesch)
People + Inventions
4. Human
The youth is often accused of always believing that the world only begins with them.< br>True. But old age believes even often that with him the world will end . What is worse?
(Friedrich Hebbel)
People + Inventions
1. Inventions
My children are 10,000 times better than anything I have ever done.
(Steve Jobs, Apple-Begründer)
People + Inventions
4. Human
Life can only be forward. Understanding can only be < b>backwards.
(Sören Kierkegaard)
People + Inventions
4. Human
The act matter (?!) of beingbeing is greater than our being b>Mind.
(BBK)
People + Inventions
4. Human
The computing machine brings about effects that come closer to thinking than anything the animals do; but it accomplishes nothing, which could lead one to claim that it has Willpower like animals.
(Blaise Pascal, 1623-1662, französischer Religionsphilosoph, Naturwissenschaftler - Begründer der Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung)
People + Inventions
5. Time + luck
"Do you want to sell sugar water for the rest of your life - or would you rather the world with me > change?!"
(Steve Jobs überzeugt Peps-Cola-Manager John Scully mit ihm für Apple zu arbeiten, 1982)
People + Inventions
5. Time + luck
This is the fate of the coaches - you win a game, you are with the Thoughts but again on the next one. The peace and must are missing to enjoy all of this.
(Jogi Löw, deutsch Fußball-Bundestrainer nach seinem 50. Sieg)
People + Inventions
5. Time + luck
There is always time for a new beginning.
(Konrad Adenauer)
People + Inventions
5. Time + luck
God gave the time - he said nothing about hurry.
(Spruchband in Ferienwohnung)
People + Inventions
5. Time + luck
Some thanks are short, but the beams that make a happy face b> illuminates, is a satisfying feeling.
(Ursula Wirtz, Ehrenamtspreis des LVR für langjährige Koordination der Butterbrot-"Aktion Biesenbach")
People + Inventions
5. Time + luck
There are moments that are eternal, and in which you know that everything is just beautiful.
(Konstantin Wecker, Musiker)
People + Inventions
5. Time + luck
Oh I don't wish anything over and I don't wish anything back! Just a comfortable feeling of the present is happiness.
(Friedrich Rückert, 1788-1866)
People + Inventions
1. Inventions
Anyone who thinks something ahead of others will be laughed at for years. When you finally understand the discovery, everyone calls it self-evident.
(Wilhelm Busch)
People + Inventions
5. Time + luck
Thinking about death is the best way to not constantly believe that you are going to die. tte something to lose.
(Steve Jobs 2005 vor Studenten der Stanford-Universität schon seit 2004 wissend von seinem Bauchspeicheldrüsenkrebs)
People + Inventions
1. Inventions
All people are smart; some before - others after.
(chinesisches Sprichwort)
People + Inventions
1. Inventions
Any stupid boy can stomp on a beetle. But all the professors in the world can. You can't produce one.
(Arthur Schopenhauer)
People + Inventions
1. Inventions
Because in the end it is only the spirit that makes every technology alive.
(Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
People + Inventions
1. Inventions
Intuition is reason, that is in a hurry.
(Unbekannt)
People + Inventions
2. Tool
Good tool, half the job.
(aus Ungarn)
People + Inventions
2. Tool
In the beginning there were heaven and earth. We did all the rest. .
(Das Handwerk, Reklame 2010)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
For the Lord your God is a merciful God.
(5 Mo 4,31)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
2. New Testament
But one of Jesus' companions drew his sword, smote the high priest's servant and cut off his ear. Then Jesus said to him: Put your sword in its sheath; for all who take up the sword will perish by the sword. - Or don't you think, my father would immediately send me more than twelve legions of angels, if I asked him to?
(Mt 26,51-53)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
2. New Testament
(Jesus said:) The first is: Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God, is the only Lord. (?) The second thing is: You shall love your neighbor as yourself. No other commandment is greater than these two. Then the scribe said to Jesus: Very good, Master! You said quite rightly: He alone is the Lord, and there is no other but Him, br>and to love him with all your heart, mind, and all your strength and to love your neighbor as yourself is far more than all burnt offerings and other sacrifices. Jesus saw that he had answered with understanding, and said to him: You are not far from the kingdom of God . And no one dared to ask Jesus a question anymore.
(Mk 12,29-34)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
2. New Testament
You have heard that it was said: You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy. But I say to you, Love your enemies and pray for them. r those who persecute you, that you may become sons of your Father who is in heaven; for he causes his sun to rise on the earth; good and good, and he sends rain on the just and the unjust.
(Mt 5,43 -45)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
2. New Testament
For if you forgive men for their trespasses, then your heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive men, then your Father will not forgive your trespasses either
((Mt 6,14-15, im Anschluss des Gebetes "Vater unser")
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
2. New Testament
If you only love those who love you, what reward can you expect? Don't the customs officers do that too?
(Mt 5,46)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
3. Quran
And argue with the people of the book [Jews, Christians] only in the best way, except those of them who To do wrong. And says: "We believe in what was sent down to us and sent down to you." Our God and your God are one.
(Sure 29,46)
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3. Quran
Say: We believe in God and in what was revealed to us, and in what was revealed to Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob and the tribes. mme, and what came to Moses and Jesus and the prophets from their Lord. We do not do anything to any of them a difference. And we are devoted to Him [God].
(Sure 3,84)
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3. Quran
O you who believe, take yourselves as FRIENDS from among those to whom the book came before you (Ju + Chr), as FRIENDS, not those who make your religion the object of ridicule and play, nor the unbelievers.
(Sure 5,57)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
3. Quran
Verily, the believers (the Muslims) and the JEWS and the CHRISTIANS and the Sabeans - whosoever among THESE truly BELIEVES IN GOD and in the JUDGMENT DAY and DOES GOOD WORKS -, they shall RECEIVE their reward from their Lord, they have nothing to fear, and they will not be sad.
(Sure 2,62)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
3. Quran
Say: O you unbelievers, I do not worship what you worship, Neither do you worship what I worship . Neither I will worship what you have worshiped, Nor will you worship what I worship. You have your religion , and I have my religion.
(Sure 109,1-6)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
Be merciful, as your Father is!
(Lk 6,36)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
3. Quran
There is no compulsion in religion. The right path now differs clearly from the wrong path. (?) And God hears and knows; everything.
(Sure 2,256)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
4.Postscripts
Since we agree that we know nothing about God's existence, but can only believe in it, we treat every person equally, regardless of that whether (and how) he/she believes in God or not.
(Herbert Jenkner)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
4.Postscripts
I find massacring people impossible, no matter how many different religions exist. God would not want anyone to kill other people.
(Tuncay)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
In the name of God the Most Merciful, the Merciful.
(Sure 1,1)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
1. Torah
The Lord is gracious and merciful, long-suffering and abounding in grace.
(Ps 145,8)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
1. Torah
Do you think that I delight in the death of the wicked, says the LORD God, and not rather in turning from his ways ? and stays alive?
(Hesekiel 18,23)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
1. Torah
Hear now, you heads of the house of Jacob and you judges of the house of Israel! You abhor the law and make everything crooked, that is straight. You build Zion with blood and Jerusalem with sheer injustice. (?) Therefore, because of you, Zion will become a field to be plowed, Jerusalem will become a heap of rubble, the Temple Mount will become an overgrown high place.
(Micha 3,9 -12)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
1. Torah
What shall I do with your many sacrifices?, says the Lord. I am fed up with the rams that you burn as sacrifices, and with the fat of your cattle; and with the blood of bulls and lions ;mer and goats is disgusting to me. (?) No matter how much you pray, I won't hear it. Your hands; nd are full of blood. Wash yourselves, cleanse yourself! Stop your evil doings! Stop doing evil in front of me! Learn to do good! Ensure justice! Help the oppressed! Give justice to the orphans, Stand up for justice! r the widows!
(Jesaja 1,11 u 15b-17)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
1. Torah
Then they forge plowshares from their swords and pruning hooks from their spears. One no longer draws the sword, people against people, and no longer practices for war.
(Jesaja 2,4b)
Disregarded texts of the Holy Scriptures
1. Torah
Everyone sits under his vine and under his fig tree and no one disturbs him.
(Micha 4,4)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
0. Preface
The cynical vernacular claims that LOVE is BLIND. In reality, however, Perhaps THOSE who don't love are blind and therefore don't recognize how BEAUTIFUL and lovable the WORLD is.
(Aldous Huxley)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
2. Calming
Don't forget - you only need a LITTLE to live a HAPPY life.
(Marc Aurel)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
2. Calming
ALL people are SMART; some BEFORE - others AFTER.
(chinesisches Sprichwort)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
2. Calming
Work done is PLEASANT.
(Cicero)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
2. Calming
Man is not born for PLEASURE, but for JOY.
(Paul Claudel)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
3. Love
A beautiful WATCH shows the time, a beautiful WOMAN makes you FORGET it.
(Maurice Chevalier)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
3. Love
Compared to the immeasurable space , man initially appears to be a tiny reed. In reality ONE human being is larger than the whole immense size of the universe... ... In the end, ONE LOVING one MORE than all the infinite space MASSES.
(Pascal, zitiert von Joseph Karidnal Ratzinger)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
3. Love
Without CHILDREN the WORLD would be a DESERT.
(Jeremias Gotthelf)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
3. Love
POWER can be achieved through KNOWLEDGE, but we can ONLY achieve COMPLETION through LOVE.
(Rabindranath Tagore)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
3. Love
The SUM of our lives are the hours in which we LOVED.
(Wilhelm Busch)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
4. Order
There ARE no GREAT discoveries and progress as long as there is still ONE UNHAPPY child on EARTH.
(Albert Einstein)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
1. Miracle
There are 2 ways to live your LIFE: either as if NOTHING was a MIRACLE, or as if EVERYTHING was a MIRACLE . I believe in the latter.
(Albert Einstein)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
4. Order
It is BETTER to LIGHT even ONE candle than to curse the DARKNESS.
(Chinesischer Spruch)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
4. Order
What you keep for yourself; you have already LOST. What you GIVE AWAY; is YOURS FOREVER.
(Josef Reche)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
4. Order
You can give bread WITHOUT love, but if you give LOVE, you will always give BREAD.
(Leo Tolstoi)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
4. Order
The BEGINNING is HALF of the WHOLE.
(Aristoteles)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
5. Eternal rest
Our dead are not ABSENT, but only in-VISIBLE. They look with their eyes full of LIGHT into our eyes full of MOURN.
(Augustinus)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
5. Eternal rest
I DIE, but my LOVE for you WILL NOT die, I will LOVE you from HERE, AS I loved you on EARTH have.
(aus Todes-Anzeige)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
5. Eternal rest
LIFE is, the search of NOTHING for SOMETHING.
(Christian Morgenstern)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
1. Miracle
When I woke up from the anesthesia, I realized that it was ANOTHER WORLD. A world that gave me much more JOY.
It's worth it to consciously experience every day and those who were so CLOSE to death, see the WORLD DIFFERENTLY.
(Alex Zarnadi, Rennfahrer der 2001 bei einem Horrorcrash beide Beine verlor)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
1. Miracle
It is WONDERFUL to LIVE.
(RBB)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
1. Miracle
LIFE is the CONSCIOUS beginning of ETERNAL existence.
(RBB)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
1. Miracle
Whenever I TURN FROM HERE, BE THIS MY parting word: What I SEEN is UNSURPASSABLE.
(Rabindranath Tagore, Gitanjali)
Peace - from foolish rushing around
2. Calming
Work - as if you don't need money; love - as if no one had ever hurt you; dance - as if If no one is watching, sings - as if no one was listening.
(TV-Sendung "Die Gutenberg-Galaxis")
Peace - from foolish rushing around
2. Calming
All MISTAKES you have are MORE FORGIVEN than the METHOD you use to HIDE THEM.
(Francois de La Rochefoucauld, 1613 - 1680)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
Prologue(s) - (Preface(s))
MAN is a GOD, when he DREAMS, a BEGGAR, when he THINKS.
(Hölderlin)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
2. Bios (Life)
Live OR love? Whoever LOVES, lives! Whoever lives, does not HAVE to love. But whoever lives AND LOVEs, LOVES LIFE!
(Patrick Lehnen)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
3. Amor (Love)
LOVING someone means being the only one to see an INVISIBLE MIRACLE for others.
(Mauriac)
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4. Metaphysic(s)
A 3-year-old child is capable of asking his parents: "WHERE was I before I came to YOU?" Truly, that is the most profound "metaphysics" (*) - just take the word at its word!
(Ebner) (*) = "Das, was HINTER der Physik liegt"
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4. Metaphysic(s)
EVERY moment is of infinite VALUE.
(Goethe)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
4. Metaphysic(s)
No BORDER tempts us MORE to SMUGGLING than the AGE limit.
(Musil)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
4. Metaphysic(s)
FEARS, are nothing other than FANTASIES of the unenlightened.
("Schreckenskammer" für Fortgeschrittene)
OLYMPOS - Mountain of the Gods
4. Metaphysic(s)
"Out of the dark -- into the light" ("Out of the dark -- into the light")