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What Truly Matters in Life The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is not just about a boy's journey through the universe, but also about the deeper understanding of what truly matters in life. The Little Prince leaves behind his rose and the sheep to explore the vastness of the infinite. During his journey, he encounters many strange characters, including the fox, who teaches him an important lesson: "It is only with the heart that one can see rightly. What is essentia

How Education and Work Tame the Free Spirit In today's society, the free spirit has become an increasingly rare phenomenon – a precious quality gradually swallowed by the pressures of financial obligations and consumer culture. What was once intended as a journey of self-discovery through education and work has often developed into a rigid system that teaches us not how to unleash our creative potential, but how to meet financial demands. This transformation has not only infl

How Prayer and Meditation Shape Our World The search for enlightenment is a central theme in Buddhism. One of the Four Noble Truths teaches that life is marked by suffering. Siddhartha Gautama sought to overcome this seemingly unsolvable dilemma as early as 480 BC. He attained enlightenment, and his teachings inspired a tradition that continues to guide around half a billion followers in their search for peace and wisdom. Prayer or the Creative Process? Unlike many of us, who

When We Lose Sight of True Happiness Hans Christian Andersen left us with a surreal piece of wisdom. He wrote about a mirror created by the devil that once shattered high in the sky into thousands upon thousands of pieces, falling to Earth like tiny grains of sand. Anyone who got such a shard of glass in their eye would find their heart turning into a lump of ice. These people became as cold as stone inside. They could no longer feel anything except bitterness and pain. Inste

The Path to Female Self-Determination Getting married often means beginning with idealised notions of love and partnership. Many people assume that love is automatically the foundation of every marriage. Yet sometimes marriages are formed without a deep emotional connection. This can lead to power struggles when expectations about roles or personalities clash. After a separation, many people find that their relationship becomes more relaxed and that they become friends, as re

Women and the True Meaning of Emancipation I don't like women who call themselves feminists yet get excited about candlelit dinners. I don't like women who call themselves feminists but immediately feel harassed when a man looks at them. I don't like women who call themselves feminists yet change their appearance the moment their man finds someone else. Feminism Is a Fight! The women who have walked this path carry scars within them that will never fully heal. That is why tru

Shared Misery Is Double Misery There's a distinction to be made: Are we dealing with energy vampires, people who leave us feeling weak, miserable and completely drained after spending time with them? Or are they problem people? The latter are even more dangerous because they spread aggression. "A problem shared is a problem halved," as the saying goes. Someone tells us about their suffering, and suddenly we've absorbed the full intensity of their problem ourselves. Negative e