Description
The political, religious, psychological, social and economic tensions growing by the day in contemporary societies ultimately lead to a growing hostility inside the individual, deeper interpersonal hostility, conflicts between nations, and to terrorism and wars. Millions of people today live in constant anxiety and fear. The challenge of preventing terrorism, accidents, catastrophes, environmental crises and natural disasters extends far beyond the narrow administrative and governmental domains, and takes on universal importance.
The book is written for a wide audience, and the author hopes the book will be of interest above all to school teachers and educators at higher educational institutions, because their personal behavior and professional acumen shapes the younger generation's character and spiritual-creative potential.
