Trois frères royaux mènent des guerres simulées les uns contre les autres afin de tromper et de décimer leur propre population, menacée par la famine, afin que la population, qui a diminué après les guerres, continue de respecter et de vénérer son propre dirigeant et de blâmer les prétendus étrangers. ennemis pour sa misère. Les traits de caractère des trois frères royaux sont décrits - en particulier le déclin moral du plus jeune, Eberhard, qui, de joyeux coureur de jupons, se transforme en psychopathe par la boisson (plus tard par la consommation de haschich et la débauche...

Three royal brothers wage mock wars against each other in order to deceive and decimate their own population, which is threatened by famine, so that the population, which has shrunk after the wars, continues to respect and revere its own ruler and blames the alleged foreign enemies for its misery. Character traits of the three royal brothers are described - in particular the moral decline of the youngest, Eberhard, who turns from a merry philanderer into a psychopath through drinking (later through hashish consumption and sexual debauchery). Only from the age of 18

In this volume 32 short stories, as life itself writes them. They take the reader from Germany to Switzerland, to Cameroon - even as far away as India and even Tibet. Some cheerful, some sad, but all entertaining and thought-provoking. The author endeavours to use polished, elevated language and is far removed from today's unfortunately often used 'telegram style'.

Ce livre a pour but de chercher des moyens de sortir de la décadence actuelle du 'monde occidental' et de réfléchir à différentes possibilités pour nous, hommes d'aujourd'hui, de parvenir à une autre manière de voir et de vivre. Cette réflexion est centrée sur l'islam, dont l'auteur pense qu'il déterminera notre vie future dans une large mesure. Considérer cet islam, l'expliquer et en enlever la peur en essayant de le comprendre, telle est la tâche de ce volume, afin de vivre désormais peut-être avec plus de points communs et moins de préjugés.(Traduit par "bmg" à l'aide de...

'The Devil's Hand' describes the life of Andreas Gabriel Klein, who goes from being the 'poster child' of his birthplace to a terrorist and multiple murderer. Dissatisfied with the injustice of the affluent society, Andreas Gabriel Klein sets off for India to find a better and fairer environment there, but is also disappointed there, returns to Germany, only to visit the now also unloved India again, whereby on the third visit he believes he has finally found the desired goal.... But again, India's misguided policies and the injustice of the Indians towards 'his natives' do not allow him to...

The science fiction novel 'I, MOSRA' tells the story of the Roswell crash and the events leading up to it from the perspective of the 'alien' Mosra. The reader learns how and why it came about that humanity on Earth wiped itself out and how some survivors of the 'elites' did not manage to complete a spaceship that had long been under construction in time to escape and let the rest of humanity perish. The irrationality and shabbiness of modern politics are illuminated in this adventurous novel, as are possible scenarios for the human future and the descendants of mankind. This is not about...

The question of whether dreams are just dreams cannot be answered with a clear YES or NO.The human brain certainly processes events from the past during the night, which can be describedcan be described as irrelevant for the future or our existence. But this is certainly notthe case with all our dreams. Humans are a part of nature and therefore also a part of natural forces - whether these are now known or unknown to us. Through this participation in our environment, we are connected to what some would like to call fate. Whether we understand some connections or not, they are there and they...