Does man really develop towards a higher level of civilization? Or are we as savages today as we were at the dawn of history?
This book is a charter of ferocity and a record of brutal atrocities committed - even in the name of religion and justice.
The facts are terrifying, but no description, no matter how accurate and vivid, can describe the truth that has not been told.
This book aims to shock, as humans need to be shocked by their awareness of their potential for ferocity.
Boatman:
Whoever reflects on what people say and do, arrives at the almost certain conclusion that they say one thing and do the complete opposite. You find them praising the philosophy of such-and-such thinker and the depth of his theses, but they do not follow his programs or read his publications. In return, they criticize such-and-such artist’s lifestyle and superficiality. Her ideas...but at the same time they follow all of her work, and do not miss an episode of it.
Personally, I am not surprised by this contradiction, for a fundamental reason... which is that it is an inherent part of human nature in all places and times... and the words that I am writing now, the great sociologist Abdul Rahman bin Khaldun preceded me six centuries ago, and perhaps many scholars before and after him... Therefore, we must recognize that the inherent natures of human beings do not change radically, but rather develop and improve if they find something that helps them to develop and improve.
It often happens that human natures remain as they are, stagnant, if they do not find the intellectual and moral nourishment that elevates them to the highest level. It also happens that they relapse, become brutal, and go back for many years if the nourishment is negative and worse off than before.
Consider the condition of the societies around us. Some of them have a better present than their past, and others have a better past than their present. The whole reason is due to the nature of the intellectual and moral nourishment to which their members are exposed.
The science of place energy, or what is known as (feng shui), is
One of the Chinese arts that studies how energy flows
(Chi or cosmic energy) in our environment so that it affects
We have to either positive or negative. The word Feng Shui is divided into two parts:
(Feng) means air, and (Shui) means water.
Feng Shui depends on the harmony of the energies of water and air, which are the basis of energies in the universe. In this book, you will be able to achieve harmony in your home and workplace through several applications, starting from choosing utensils to rearranging the location of furniture pieces in the home... for a positive, happy life with high energy.
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