THE RETURN OF YESHUA
TIME OF JUSTICE
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Introductory Psychology
The formal science of psychology didn’t begin until the late 19th century, when Wilhelm Wundt established the first psychology lab in 1879. But Socratic ideas about introspection, ethics, and the nature of human thought laid the philosophical foundation for what psychology would eventually become. Socrates (469–399 BCE) famously emphasized "Know Thyself" (self-knowledge) as the key to living a good life. This process encourages Critical Thinking, Reflection, and Introspection — practices still used in cognitive therapy and psychological inquiry today.
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The Art of War
Life is Positive but also Negative. We need to acknowledge the Negative Side of Life, so we can be aware of it and not become a victim. Human History is War History. There was never a time when humanity was not fighting against each other — for a spouse — for a throne — for a territory, with hate or love. "The Art of War," by Sun Tzu, is a timeless guide to strategy, clarity, and disciplined action. Written over two millennia ago, it reveals how true victory comes from understanding, preparation, and the ability to adapt rather than relying on force. Its principles—knowing yourself, reading your environment, and winning with minimal conflict—have shaped leaders in business, politics, sports, and personal growth. Concise yet profound, it teaches how to navigate challenges with intelligence and intention. A classic for anyone seeking strategic wisdom in a complex world.
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The formal science of psychology didn’t begin until the late 19th century, when Wilhelm Wundt established the first psychology lab in 1879. But Socratic ideas about introspection, ethics, and the nature of human thought laid the philosophical foundation for what psychology would eventually become. Socrates (469–399 BCE) famously emphasized "Know Thyself" (self-knowledge) as the key to living a good life. This process encourages Critical Thinking, reflection, and introspection — practices still used in cognitive therapy and psychological inquiry today.
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The formal science of psychology didn’t begin until the late 19th century, when Wilhelm Wundt established the first psychology lab in 1879. But Socratic ideas about introspection, ethics, and the nature of human thought laid the philosophical foundation for what psychology would eventually become. Socrates (469–399 BCE) famously emphasized "Know Thyself" (self-knowledge) as the key to living a good life. This process encourages Critical Thinking, reflection, and introspection — practices still used in cognitive therapy and psychological inquiry today.
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