Wellcome on The Wish for World Peace

Why would it be a good idea to direct people toward a desire for world peace? ​ If you are even somewhat interested in world news, you will surely know war has raged in Europe for over a year. It’s a war where rockets and artillery are used, a war where more than 100,000 people have died. Many children have lost their parents, especially fathers, on both sides of the battle. It’s a war where the country that took the “first step” to an open conflict claims it is only a “Special Operation.” But the worst thing is that, thanks to the rhetoric of Russian politicians about the possible use of nuclear weapons, this war could have a truly global impact. ​ Any war can have completely different, hidden effects. This can create a domino effect, which can happen when the leaders of other countries make decisions as an excuse for a new conflict. “After all, if they did it this way, surely we can do it too and deal with a possible future enemy.” This is about possible future conflicts that can instantly turn into global ones. Of course, these are not the only conflicts. Above is a likn of the website, Human Vision, where you can look at all ongoing, unfinished conflicts around the world. In total, there are about 62 cases. On this website, however, you can also find the Global Peace Index or the Global Terrorist Index for each country separately. There is It is particularly worth mentioning the conflict in Yemen, which started due to the presidential elections, where a huge number of children are dying of hunger simply because humanitarian aid cannot reach them. ​ In the end, one very important aspect is more or less psychological: dealing with a child’s life trauma from the loss of a parent at an early age. More specifically, it is a complex that more or less suffered from these men - the Russian Tsar Ivan the Terrible, Genghis Khan - conquered the largest territory in history, Friedrich Nietzsche - representative of Existentialism (philosophical direction of the Nazis, which, among other things, denies the existence of God) but also Muhammad. The father of three of these influential figures was killed in a violent death. This can only prove an internal reflection on the violent rearrangement of the world, where the result is the certainty that something similar could not happen to them, their descendants, or their village. This creates a long-term and generational challenge.