In this podcast episode, I describe how the Berlin nobility viewed Henning's plan for more freedom for the Franconian (Protestant) people. Since it was a matter close to Henning's heart, which ran counter to the current, long-matured order of Germany, and since Henning's worst tormentors, the Swabians, were secretly held in high esteem in the upper classes of society in Berlin, it was certain that for the time being Henning had no future on German territory and that there were other German opponents to a freer Franconia besides the Swabians and the Bavarians.

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This podcast episode will continue to demonstrate the means used by the Swabians and their clergy to prevent innovation. They deliberately spread fear and anxiety and intimidate people of other beliefs, preventing them from striving for and living a fulfilled life in harmony with their own hearts and from pursuing and accomplishing their own goals.

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In this podcast episode, I explain that the Muslim construction workers in Malta are at the service of Allah and the Arabs in the course of their work. The construction of every house is a work in honor of God and his chosen Arab people.

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In this podcast episode, I explain that where the Swabians rule with their church, a typical mindset or attitude every Swabian firstborn, sooner or later, comes to own. Basically, the connections can analogously be applied to other ruling peoples and their firstborns.

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In this podcast episode, the question arises as to why and how someone systematically tries to manipulate a company in such a way that the original intentions of the founder and (first) CEO are erased and ultimately transformed into something so different that it may even be directed against the original intentions of the founder.

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The question that arises in this podcast episode is whether Henning's company Devarai could ever have a good employee and investor, since the first investor and employee was Henning's father Peter and as mentioned so often he had been instrumentalized by the Swabian church, and thus set up and started a tradition through which alleged absolute truths are spread that Henning the founder of the company, would be worthy of maximum public condemnation as a guilty person.

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In this podcast episode, we explore the question of how it was possible for Henning to be connected to a person in good love through his company, Devarai, so that he could better assert himself in the larger social context and understand a diverse array of social dynamics. How was it possible that Henning was able to achieve such a developed worldview even though Devarai was a one-man company, after losing its only employee when Henning’s father, Peter, who had been a mini-jobber, had left?

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The topic of “toxic love” has been discussed several times in previous podcast episodes. Now I explain what Henning is doing fundamentally wrong, so that it keeps getting worse with toxic love, which in the end may do him more harm than good.

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In this podcast episode, we take a look at an event that recently caused a furor in the German media. It's about a woman who was elected mayor in North Rhine-Westphalia and immediately became the victim of a violent crime. What exactly was the mayor's job all about, apart from the usual administrative activities that go with it? What does the mayor of Herdecke have to achieve with their energy and commitment beyond the directly obvious?

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In this podcast episode, I explain that there is no such thing as “the” republic and what is therefore needed to ensure social peace in Malta. The principles outlined can easily be transferred to many other republics. It is not just a Maltese problem.

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