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  • 20.03.2025

Courage Beyond Fear

Human courage is not the absence of unyielding fear, but the ability to overcome it when another person’s destiny hangs in the balance. Imagine that moment when life was hanging by a thread—not the one endowed with physical strength or towering stature, but the person with a huge heart who chose to perform a selfless act. That is exactly what happened when a woman, without hesitation, rushed to help a worker trapped in a dangerous machine, even though surrounding men, seemingly chosen by nature for such roles, merely stood by. Her action embodies the true meaning of bravery—the willingness to sacrifice oneself to protect another, even when the cost is tremendously high.

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  • 20.03.2025

The Hidden Scars of Childhood: How Early Experiences Shape Self-Worth

At first glance, a person might seem successful, charming, and full of positive qualities—but one’s inner sense of self is often formed even before the appearance of external markers of success. Even in childhood, when we are just beginning to understand who we are, our self-perception directly depends on our relationships with those close to us. It is during this period that a little one sees themselves through the eyes of others, and the positive or negative attitudes of parents have a decisive influence.

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  • 20.03.2025

Trapped by Prestige: Balancing Parental Expectations and Personal Identity

We live in an era where high standards and parental ambitions often shape the path their offspring takes. At the heart of this phenomenon lies a pursuit of prestige that, instead of inspiring, sometimes suppresses a child’s personal quest and eliminates the opportunity to discover their unique essence. The parental belief that success is measured by the status of one’s chosen profession turns talent and natural inclinations into tools for fulfilling someone else’s plans, robbing the young person of a sense of individuality. This situation becomes truly tragic when internal aspirations and personal journeys are overshadowed by an imposed role, leading to inner conflict in both the child and the family. When parents focus solely on high-quality education and prestigious specializations, they risk missing what truly matters—the development of personality and the ability to be an interesting, well-rounded individual. After all, true value lies in who we are, not in the role dictated by soc

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  • 20.03.2025

Sacred Duality: Unpacking Yahweh and Jehovah in Crusader Symbolism

Historical sources and the visual images adorning the armor of the Crusaders reveal a complex picture of religious beliefs. An examination of the variants of God’s name, such as Yahweh and Jehovah, demonstrates how deeply ingrained theological views influenced the formation of the Sacred Image through various epochs. In the Jewish tradition, a special approach was taken regarding the usage of the principal name of God—one that replaced the name in liturgical ceremonies with a substitute to avoid violating its sanctity. In this context, Yahweh was often pronounced with a substitute, allowing it to be used in liturgical practices, whereas Jehovah was regarded with even greater reverence, emphasizing its inviolability and supreme holiness.

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  • 20.03.2025

Redefining Female Creativity: Challenging Traditional Aesthetics

Modern culture often confronts the legacy of stereotypes that not only restrict creative self-expression but also shape aesthetic preferences. Historically, it has been expected that women would reject qualities associated with active creative power and public influence. Traditional models of femininity prescribed that she remain within narrow confines dominated by notions of “naturality” and passivity, in contrast to the dynamic and potent energy of male creativity.

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Courage Beyond Fear

The Hidden Scars of Childhood: How Early Experiences Shape Self-Worth

Trapped by Prestige: Balancing Parental Expectations and Personal Identity

Sacred Duality: Unpacking Yahweh and Jehovah in Crusader Symbolism

Redefining Female Creativity: Challenging Traditional Aesthetics