Доказательство антихриста: памяти Владимира Соловьева
Иоанн,
There is a time for healing and it's been denied to Europe. So some countries may be described as heavily traumatized, even if younger generations are less affected by their past.
On the other hand, I heard from a Russian clairvoyant woman, «Russia has never developed in a prolonged state of prosperity over the past thousand years. Rarely in the history of my country has there been at least 30 quiet years in all that time.»
If Putin keeps going down the cold war route (and there is a possibility of a second cold war), it'd be much worse than 30 years of war.
In Two Worlds of Music, German-Jewish composer Berta Geissmar wrote:
«During those four war years, cultural and artistic life was kept up in Germany. Those really indispensable for the maintenance of cultural life, of opera, drama and concerts, were exempt from full-time war work. People met frequently for simple pleasures. An opera or a good play seemed even more enjoyable than in normal times. At home we played more chamber music than ever. Whether the news was good or bad, life was always stimulating.»
Even a Holocaustsurvivor victim*, Etty Hillesum, wrote, «Everywhere things are both very good and very bad at the same time. The two are in balance, everywhere and always. I never have the feeling that I have got to make the best of things; everything is fine just as it is. Every situation, however miserable, is complete in itself and contains the good as well as the bad.»
Ironically, Hitler also spoke like this during his table talk, claimed Europe needed to catch a break, for 200-300 years, which would come about with the extermination of Jewry.
There is a time for healing and it's been denied to Europe. So some countries may be described as heavily traumatized, even if younger generations are less affected by their past.
On the other hand, I heard from a Russian clairvoyant woman, «Russia has never developed in a prolonged state of prosperity over the past thousand years. Rarely in the history of my country has there been at least 30 quiet years in all that time.»
When I read the testimony of artists who lived during WW1 and WW2, I was surprised to find them saying they felt more stimulated during war than during peacetime.
If Putin keeps going down the cold war route (and there is a possibility of a second cold war), it'd be much worse than 30 years of war.
In Two Worlds of Music, German-Jewish composer Berta Geissmar wrote:
«During those four war years, cultural and artistic life was kept up in Germany. Those really indispensable for the maintenance of cultural life, of opera, drama and concerts, were exempt from full-time war work. People met frequently for simple pleasures. An opera or a good play seemed even more enjoyable than in normal times. At home we played more chamber music than ever. Whether the news was good or bad, life was always stimulating.»
Even a Holocaust
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