Ever wondered why you do not have “a map for the road of life”? Did you know that there are two types of education? The first, in school, teaches us about our environment. The second type teaches us “how” to react to this environment. The first will not dip into your personal life. The second will. The second education was equally valued in olden days. It was a core of beliefs, values and clarity of vision given to us by religion, our parents and society. Today we have ignored this second education completely. Consequently, we are lost. We take time off “to find ourselves”. In panic attacks, we grab a pill instead of digging into our character. In this book, the second education is again presented to you.
Ever wondered why you do not have “a map for the road of life”? Did you know that there are two types of education? The first, in school, teaches us about our environment. The second type teaches us “how” to react to this environment. The first will not dip into your personal life. The second will. The second education was equally valued in olden days. It was a core of beliefs, values and clarity of vision given to us by religion, our parents and society. Today we have ignored this second education completely. Consequently, we are lost. We take time off “to find ourselves”. In panic attacks, we grab a pill instead of digging into our character. In this book, the second education is again presented to you.
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