The important thing in life is not the triumph, but the struggle. The important thing is not to have won, but to have fought. Pierre de Coubertin Pierre de Coubertin (born Charles Pierre Fredy de Coubertin), Baron de Coubertin, born on January 1, 1863 in Paris and died on September 2, 1937 in Geneva, Switzerland, was a French historian and…
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Simplicity of life is the sign of true prosperity. Swami Ramdas Swami Ramdas (1884 – 1963) of his real name Vittal Rao is an Indian philosopher, philanthropist and pilgrim. He is recognized in India and also in the West as a spiritual master of the Hindu tradition. With this sentence, Swami Ramdas synthesizes an increasingly popular idea that happiness lies…
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Don’t you have the feeling that when you get up in the morning you feel slightly different. Your dreams have left an imprint on you that you don’t remain insensitive to. These dream influences operate like the limbo from which you are reborn every morning. Of course, you are the same person. However, your thoughts and feelings can change greatly…
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We all have a reserve of love that is expressed indiscriminately at our birth. This is what is commonly known as the purity or innocence of children. How is it that we sometimes lose this reservoir of benevolence and compassion that we are all provided with when we are born? The first answer to this is our education: we are…
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Invest in self-knowledge and self-improvement Many relationships are doomed to failure before they have even begun, as individuals lack maturity, which leads them to inconsistency and straying. Self-knowledge is the basis of the relationship with others. If we know who we are, we may be able to make choices about who we want to see in our lives. The problem…
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Don’t download manicheist mental software We must be wary of living according to a dualistic way of thinking since it prevents nuances and can hinder our development for many years. There are of course philosophical and religious influences to dualistic thinking, nevertheless let us take an interest in this “winner / loser” diptych which most often comes to us from…
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You may not realise it, but we live in an era of complete creative destruction. More than 80% of the jobs of 2030 for industrialised countries do not exist today (according to Dell’s thinktank ) This explains why it is difficult to find the royal road for sure. Gone are the days of choosing a career as a life-long notable…
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Why is it necessary to work every day to improve one’s heart? One of the possible answers to this question is that it harmonizes relationships in a society. When you work on yourself, you gradually erase the differences that separate you from others, you realize that the gap you have created with others is not so great. Daily attention to…
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How are political divisions explained? Is it just a divergence of interest or is there something deeper that creates these splits? There is undoubtedly a dialectic that is built around a core of interests. Indeed, there are few votes of conviction in the primary sense of the term. People vote above all for what they are, their social condition, their…
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The robotisation and automation of the world’s economies is creating tensions between countries as each nation decides its own policy in this area. These choices induce better performance and widen inequalities in terms of prosperity for populations who may be either the “big winners” of globalisation or the “losers”. These seemingly head-on rivalries under the backdrop of geopolitical warfare may…
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