Carl Jung’s Shadow and the Psychology of Real Self-Defense Most people consider themselves good. They’re polite, empathetic, and avoid confrontation. They apologize quickly, keep their voice down, and do their best not to disturb the peace. But when danger comes, or life tests them with chaos and pressure, that goodness often turns into paralysis. I’ve… Continue reading Why “Good People” Are Often the Least Prepared
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The Paradox of Choice
The Paradox of Choice: When “Not Fighting” Isn’t Really a Choice Most people walk through life believing they are choosing peace simply because they avoid conflict. They lower their gaze, speak softly, take the longer route home, and tell themselves, “I’m not a violent person.” In a culture that romanticizes restraint and politeness as… Continue reading The Paradox of Choice
We Are Raising Fragile Minds in a Dangerous World
I asked AI a simple question: “If you were the devil, how would you destroy the minds of the next generation?”
The answer stopped me cold—and then I looked around and realized… it’s already happening.
Awaken the Warrior Within
“You don’t know how strong you are until you’re forced to find out.” * Attributed to Bob Marley There’s a warrior inside every one of us, quietly waiting beneath layers of comfort, routine, and daily distractions. But most of us never intentionally seek out this inner strength—at least not until something in life forces… Continue reading Awaken the Warrior Within
How Groupthink Leads to Collective Blindness
The Danger of Groupthink: How Social Media Rewrites History and Distorts Reality Why People Believe What They Want to Believe People don’t believe things because they are true. They believe them because they fit the narrative they want to accept—because they are convenient, comforting, or socially advantageous. The truth—raw, unfiltered, and often uncomfortable—rarely… Continue reading How Groupthink Leads to Collective Blindness
International Women’s Day: A Celebration or a Call for Accountability?
Mandatory self-defense International Women’s Day: Turning Fear into Power International Women’s Day is a time to honor the achievements of women, celebrate their strength, and push for greater equality. But beneath the festivities lies an uncomfortable truth: for many women, safety is not guaranteed. The reality of violence is woven into their everyday lives,… Continue reading International Women’s Day: A Celebration or a Call for Accountability?
Why Do People Resist Change?
Why Do People Resist a Positive Change? The phenomenon of people praying for a positive change in their lives, but when the chance finally presents itself, they refuse it – interests me on a personal level. Why hold keys that can’t open new doors? Why keep looking at the same landscape if you don’t… Continue reading Why Do People Resist Change?
Building Confidence in Children: A Lesson Every Parent Needs to Learn
Confidence isn’t about shielding children from difficulties; it’s about equipping them to face challenges head-on. Small, intentional actions—acknowledging effort, choosing encouraging words, and celebrating small wins—can build the foundation for lifelong resilience.
Alliance Of Hate – The Cocktail of Radical Left and Islam, United by Jew-Hatred
The Frog on the Frying Pan: Jew-Hatred is Rising— Who Needs to Wake Up? I want to introduce you to someone whose story has stuck with me—Iman Spati. His courage, persistence, and dedication to exposing hate are inspiring. Spati’s voice is one we don’t hear enough, even though it deserves to be amplified. He’s not… Continue reading Alliance Of Hate – The Cocktail of Radical Left and Islam, United by Jew-Hatred