In this podcast, I explain what is behind the hamsa symbol and its tradition. It is very common in North Africa and Turkey and can also be found in Israel. What are the principles behind it? What (religious) group dynamics should be considered in this case? Against whom is the hamsa directed? Who is supported and strengthened by it?

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In this podcast, I discuss a case still unfolding in Germany today to show how the so-called Counter-Reformation, originally proclaimed by the Jesuits in Munich 500 years ago, is still highly relevant. It is a matter of powerful group dynamics that play out through generations over a period that sometimes spans hundreds of years. Thus, they regularly extend far beyond the lifespan and consciousness of any single person.

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In this podcast, I discuss the options available to a people in the diaspora or otherwise restricted in their freedom to assert themselves under these unfavorable conditions. The listener gains insight into Jewish history and tradition and how invaluable the Jewish Beit Dins have been for every Jew over the millennia. With the help of Beit Dins, every Jew has the opportunity to develop a high level of judgment. One can find clarity and argue with sufficient reason to make oneself heard and prevail, even if one's own people are in the minority in the environment and do not have the upper hand of power.

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In this podcast, I discuss a case still unfolding in Germany today to show how the so-called Counter-Reformation, originally proclaimed by the Jesuits in Munich 500 years ago, is still highly relevant. It is a matter of powerful group dynamics that play out through generations over a period that sometimes spans hundreds of years. Thus, they regularly extend far beyond the lifespan and consciousness of any single person.

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In this podcast, we will examine a passage from the Quran in more detail, based on Henning’s  personal experience in Malta. Why did Mohammed write that the ink of the scholar is so  valuable? In what way are the holy verses to be interpreted in the context of Henning's case? Are the pieces that Henning has written over the years very valuable?

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In this podcast, I show how even a grandmother who had already two strokes and severe dementia was still capable of great love and could move mountains even though she was very limited in an environment that allowed hardly any opportunities to make direct contact with her grandson Henning. She was very isolated, guarded, and restricted, and the clergy were sure that nothing more could come from her. This was supposed to ensure that her only grandson, who, like Hedwig, was also Franconian at heart, would be completely cut off from her. The Swabian and the Freiburg clergy assumed Henning would now be easy prey.

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In this podcast, I explain which method has proven the most effective method in systematically taking action against atheists. For many decades, the churches have been influencing decision-makers within their sphere of influence as much as possible and taking action against atheism on a broad scale.

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Today, I will explain the means that are available to the victims of a murderous Swabian and Bavarian clergy clan to defend themselves against it and possibly ultimately prevail in the struggle for confessional predominance, for what should and must be natural to man. Ultimately, there may even be the possibility of completely shutting down the widespread machinations of the aggressive clergy clan.

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Today, I discuss how different peoples seek to secure their prosperity and expand their power and financial leeway. In this context, the question arises as to whether the Bavarian Pope Benedict XVI was a great supporter of church tax and many other taxes. Is it in the church's interest that a state has high tax rates? Does the church benefit more if the government has full coffers and a large annual budget? Is the power of the Bavarians secured by high tax revenues (also gained from the Franconian people)? Do church organizations and state organizations in Bavaria work hand in hand to assert themselves (and their nobility) in the global struggles for confessional predominance? Should everyone work and pay for the realization of the Kingdom of Jesus, for a step closer to paradise, for all to carry only the truths of the Bavarians in their hearts? Not least, it is a matter of world peace! Would high tax payments to the Bavarians make world peace possible?

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In this podcast, I point out what the essentials of a primitive God are. In a case like this, what are the religious group dynamics like? What are the principles? Does it have something to do with the fact that believers do not want to admit to themselves that they are wrong? Do they always have to be in the right? Is there a great need to feel superior? Is it always best to look for and place the blame on those of different beliefs as quickly as possible? Is a primitive God very effective when it comes to thoroughly eradicating a dissenter/critic, including all of his supporters?

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