Why are there so many misunderstandings in the world? All people could become closer if they would agree on a common understanding in communication. To do this, the authors present An Introduction to Cosmosociology. Communication will be the essential means of a peaceful coexistence, and it is of substantial concern in classical philosophy. In the arbitrariness of postmodernism, philosophical concerns fail. This book attempts to resolve the deadlock found in classical philosophy. In order to understand mankind as a living organism in the cosmos, it is necessary to combine the single sciences of chemistry, physics, biology, and sociology to form the superior "cosmosociology" postulated by the authors. The heart of this book is a subtly unfolded new theory of drives. It shows the importance of soul, mind, and body becoming identical in life, with the communication drive being the "main drive." In the development of a being, the three organic sub drives of - hunger drive, play drive, and sex drive - all play vital roles. Whenever these drives are not satisfied, fears develop, which is the fear of isolation, starving and dying, thirst, failure, or injury. Reinhard Brock grew up in Cologne, Germany. For the past twenty years he has lived in Munich, Germany, and in Naples, Florida. Professor Dr. Paul Imhof grew up in Nuremberg, Germany, and became a doctor of philosophy in Vienna, Austria. Today he lives in Munich, Germany. Publisher: s website: http: //sbpra.com/ReinhardBrockandPaulImhof

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Il lunedì di Pentecoste del 1521, nel corso della difesa di Pamplona dai francesi, un colpo di cannone gli frantuma una gamba. Da quel momento, il cortigiano galante Íñigo Lopez de Oñaz y Loyola, figlio di una nobile famiglia cattolica orgogliosa del proprio passato guerriero e della fedeltà alla corona, cambia drasticamente vita. È l’inizio di una delle più straordinarie esperienze mistiche dell’età moderna, che prenderà forma, tra l’altro, nella costituzione della Compagnia di Gesù (gesuiti), nella fondazione di opere caritative, nell’elaborazione dei famosi esercizi spirituali. Autore di settemila lettere e di un’autobiografia intitolata Il racconto del pellegrino, Ignazio di Loyola (1491-1556) sarà dichiarato santo nel 1622 da papa Gregorio XV