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Perhaps you've heard this phrase before.Or even thought it yourself:“At my age, it's not worth it anymore.”A new beginning?A big trip?Falling in love again?Trying a different perspective?“Oh, that's not for me anymore...”But is that really true?

Captain Eddie V. Rickenbacker, originally from Ohio, was best known as one of the commanders of the 94th "Hat-in-the-Ring" Squadron, a crack unit of World War I pilots that included many former members of the famed Lafayette Escadrille. The 94th ended the war in France with the highest number of air victories of any American squadron.

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James Baldwin’s critique of American society at the height of the civil rights movement brings his prescient thoughts on social isolation, race, and police brutality to a new generation of listeners.

🎙️ MegaInflacion.com Podcast: Conversaciones con Cynthia y Eddie Petion ¿Qué sucede cuando la inflación se convierte en el mayor enemigo de la estabilidad económica y social?En este episodio especial del Podcast de MegaInflacion.com, nos acompañan Cynthie y Eddie Petion, dos voces críticas y visionarias que analizan con rigor y profundidad los fenómenos económicos que afectan a millones en todo el mundo. Exploramos:🔍 El impacto real de la hiperinflación en la vida cotidiana.🌎 Cómo los sistemas financieros tradicionales fallan ante las presiones inflacionarias.🧠 ...

“When the silence becomes too loud”The desire to die can also be understandable—for example, when life becomes a burden.But as long as we still feel something inside us—curiosity, joy, connection—it is worth staying here.However, we can live consciously today—and with every decision we make, we can get a little closer to ourselves.Almost every second suicide in Germany affects people, or seniors, aged 65 and over.

Many things change with age – including our relationship with our own bodies.They are no longer as resilient as they used to be; they show signs of life.Wrinkles, scars, perhaps even a tattoo – visible or only internal.But one question remains:What can still touch me today – really touch me?In my heart, on my skin, in my soul?

Too late for change—or just the right time?Perhaps you've heard this sentence before.Or even thought it yourself:“At my age, it's not worth it anymore.”A new beginning?A big trip?Falling in love again?Trying a different perspective?“Oh, that's not for me anymore...”But is that really true?

How language influences your mood and your lifePerhaps you have already experienced it:A kind word can brighten up a gray day.An unkind sentence can linger in your heart for a long time.Words are not just sounds. They have an effect—on our mood, our feelings, even our bodies.How words affect usModern research shows thatour thoughts and language influence us—not only psychologically, but also physically.When we speak, vibrations are created—similar to music.

Tattoos are everywhere these days – on young people, but also on more and more older people. Some simply want to show: “This is who I am.”But is there perhaps more to it than that?The desire to be seenMany people want to be noticed, want their story to be recognized. A tattoo can be something like a visible message: “Look – this means something to me.”It's often not just about decoration or fashion, but about the feeling of belonging.Even though many believe that a tattoo makes them “unique,” the motifs are often similar. This shows that we all want to express ourselves – and...

Loneliness in old age – the silent suffering that hardly anyone talks about.It is a topic that affects many people – and yet is rarely discussed openly: loneliness in old age.It often creeps up on you. The children have moved out, your partner may have passed away, friendships are dwindling. Suddenly there are days – sometimes whole weeks – without a personal conversation, without contact, without a real counterpart.And that hurts. Deeply.

What are we feeding our senses – day after dayWar abroad – and the images we feed on every dayWar abroad – and the images we feed on every day. We see it on the news: shooting has started again. People are dying. Targeted destruction is taking place.The Middle East is burning – politically, socially, humanly.But these wars do not arise out of nowhere.Behind every act of violence there is a story – and a feeling of deprivation.“Something has been taken from us.”“We are entitled to something.”“The others are to blame.”

Have you ever wondered why some things just “happen,” while others never seem to occur? We often talk about coincidences when doors unexpectedly open or paths cross. But what if there were no such thing as coincidence? What if your inner self had a much greater influence on your life than you previously thought?

The Middle East is burning – politically, socially, humanly.But these wars do not arise out of nowhere.Behind every act of violence there is a story – and a feeling of deprivation.“Something has been taken from us.”“We are entitled to something.”“The others are to blame.”As long as peoples or groups believe they are being short-changed, mistrust arises. And where mistrust grows, conflict sooner or later follows.🔍 What we often overlook: our role in the systemWe often talk about peace – but what do we feed with our attention, time, and energy every day?

Dementia and Alzheimer'sThe most important differences between the two relate to the onset and progression of the disease: Alzheimer's dementia begins gradually, and the symptoms increase slowly. Vascular dementia, on the other hand, usually begins suddenly; the symptoms often increase rapidly, but sometimes also gradually and slowly, as with Alzheimer's.Alzheimer's causes memories to fade and makes everyday life uncertain – for those affected and their families. Even when words and memories fade, the heart remains connected, because love knows no memory loss.True closeness does not arise ...

“Balance – from the physics classroom to the coronavirus debate”This issue is all about balance – the equilibrium that stabilizes us physically, mentally, and socially. We begin with a brief excursion into physics and share a practical approach that consists of flexibility and care – the “Care & Drive Model.” Finally, we turn to current issues such as the pandemic and show how balance is crucial there too.⚖ What is balance? – a look back at physics class- Everyone remembers: stable balance means a steady support, with minimal disturbances– unstable balance tips over even ...

Dr. Eddie J. and Sherrie T. talk about everyday life through the lens of the bible. Messages that may not be preached from the pulpit.

We all know fear. But did you know that at their core, almost all fears stem from a single belief?The belief: “I am not worthy.”To better understand ourselves, we can divide our fears into four basic forms:I am not enough.I am powerless to change anything.Love means pain.The world is not a safe place.

wir alle kennen Angst. Doch wusstest du, dass im Kern fast alle Ängste aus einem einzigen Glauben entstehen?Dem Glauben: „Ich bin nicht würdig.“

wir alle kennen Angst. Doch wusstest du, dass im Kern fast alle Ängste aus einem einzigen Glauben entstehen?Dem Glauben: „Ich bin nicht würdig.“