Today I would like to review a few passages from a book that I read at the moment and now wants evening review on my review platform. The book" parts Your happiness "established Jürgen Todenhöfer, broadcasting a man whose aura in my eyes but good things I've already reviewed a few books by him and schätzs him for his courage that he showed in his life over again.
Ausszüge from one of his poems at the beginning:
"Always listen to your inner Voice, so softly
they may be. On your conscience, your inner
Court, as Kant, the
calls! In the sky above you and in you
Because doing this just makes the character of the people do not
progress. In each character would start
generation from scratch "
Quote: Jürgen Todenhöfer." Loud parts your happiness, "p. 34
" The main winners virtues
-justice and fairness
to share power in large valuable targets
winner will, commitment and enthusiasm
-bravery, courage, courage, fearlessness, and in exceptional situations and heroism
self-discipline
-persistence
self-control, calmness, composure and confidence
-self-belief, self-affirmation, self-esteem
-affirmation of life with its ups and downs, its nice, bitter hours
-inner serenity, nobility of heart, magnanimity
-generosity (give more than previous expectations), hospitality
-fighting Tolerance (my key word for the political debate)
hardness against themselves
power to be alone to suffer power
-simple and yet stylish living
-be more than just looks
leave the earth richer than you she found "
(quote, page 266 / 267 ibid)
" called The 33 greatest vices:
-envy
-laziness
-cowardice
, dishonesty, hypocrisy, flattery, falsehood, cunning, deceit
-venality
-unreliability, disloyalty
-pomposity, loquacity
-superficiality
vanity, ambition, extroversion
arrogance, haughtiness, arrogance, conceit
-conceit, self-admiring
-wastefulness
-greed
/ greed
-hatred
-malignancy
-violence
intolerance, fanaticism
-racism
-revenge
-schadenfreude
-Häme, scorn
-shamelessness, insolence
-indulgence, licentiousness, profligacy
-levity
, bad manners, rudeness, tardiness
-volatility
-sloppiness
-indifference
-selfishness
-loveless, hard-heartedness
-stubbornness. Stubbornness
self-contempt
-pessimism, fatalism "
(quote p. 268, ibid)
This text can be guessed, correctly, that the contents of the book is based on deeply ethical thought given today. ;. evening on my review platform more
Well, now I can heartily recommend the book to anyone.
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