It is rare today that we do not find in explanations and comments on the book of the Old Testament multiple references to archaeological sites, such as Qumran near the Dead Sea and Ugarit on the Syrian coast near the city of Latakia. The Qumran site has become a well-known name to some extent, while the site of Ugarit, which is no less important, did not enjoy the fame that Qumran enjoyed, even though its discovery contributed greatly to re-translating and interpreting many of the words and passages of the Old Testament. This is what prompted me to write this small book that examines the civilization of the ancient city of Ugarit and its legacy. Ugarit was one of many cities that filled the world of the Bible, but its importance lies in the wealth of literary texts that added a lot to our information about the world of the Bible, to a degree that exceeded what any other archaeological site in the eastern Mediterranean provided, and helped fill the gaps between the world. The ancient and modern world.
Balance is a universal principle and a human requirement
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Balance is a universal principle and a human requirement:
Man lives in this life constantly seeking to satisfy his motives and needs in order to achieve them. Man is a being who is constantly searching for happiness, stability, and security, and is constantly searching for his psychological needs. There is no doubt that man is fascinated by everything new that coincides with the wheel and speed of life and the drive to keep up with it, specifically that which targets his interests and happiness.
Man is always passionate about competition, aspiration, challenge, and the pursuit of life in different ways and means, with the aim of quickly reaching the best, the best, and the most complete in one way or another, in order to achieve the desired and never-ending happiness. Rather, he remains searching for it and striving for it until the end of life. And if that indicates, it may indicate that the rush Life is characterized by stability, but it constantly changes with the fluctuation of circumstances and conditions and the changing and renewable interests of man, which suit his needs and requirements in every era.
We live in the time of the clock and the speed in which time is calculated by the second. Our journey in life has become obsessions, desires, competition, and challenges. We strive to achieve a desire to achieve ourselves and then for the sake of our world. It happens that we overdo it and exhaust ourselves, so we lose the present moment.
In the midst of the daily concerns, the abundance of distractions, the lack of time, and the energy-consuming rush that exhausts the feelings and requirements of the era, in addition to the scientific revolution and technology and its uses, which have brought about rapid leaps and many changes in our lives and whose uses have varied, duties, obligations, laws, restrictions, and various daily activities and burdens on our shoulders have increased, in our family and social relationships. And our relations with those around us and those far away that bind us, whether they are humanitarian, fraternal, international, customary, legal, ideological, or other ties that are based on human interaction and integration.
دع القلق وابدأ الحياة كتاب من تأليف الكاتب الأمريكي ديل كارنيجي، نُشر للمرة الأولى في بريطانيا عام 1948 وتتابعت طبعاتهِ وتنوعت ترجماته ليكون من أشهر وأكثر الكتب مبيعاً في العالم وقد أستغرق تأليفه 6 سنوات.
"This is freedom. It is a winter thing that cannot be tolerated for long. In it one must constantly move, as we do now. In freedom one must dance, it is cold and beautiful. But do not fall in love with it, because this will make you very sad later. A person only exists in the areas of freedom for moments, and no more. We have crossed the limit now. Look at the wonderful path on which we are skating, how it is slowly dissolving. You can now see freedom dying. When you open your eyes, this will be a haunting scene The heart is yours many times.”
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