La philosophie du développement personnel est une matière qui fournit des idées régulatrices ou opératoires comme outils de l'auto-construction. Son objet est de créer des hommes exceptionnels, meilleurs, supérieurs. C'est l'école de la grandeur et de la puissance personnelles et collectives.
Set against the backdrop of tribal conflict and political turmoil in Africa, this satirical fiction explores the harsh realities faced by many nations on the continent. Through the lens of Doctor Assemien's insightful narrative, the story delves into the complexities of rebellion and societal struggles, offering a poignant commentary that resonates deeply with contemporary issues.
This book represents my philosophical and sociological testament. It describes the American nation and its realities of today. I live in America. I am a participating observer. I am also describing Africa. Pro patria, pro lege. Dr. François Adja Assemien was born on March 15, 1954, Côte d'Ivoire (West / Africa). He studied the humanities (Latin, Greek), the social sciences and philosophy. He is graduate in philosophy (Ph. D.) and in sociology (Bachelor's degree). He devoted himself to teaching (philosophy), writing and academic research. He speaks and writes three modern languages: French, English, German. His is the author of several books published in Europe and in the United States of America (novels, essays. short stories, plays) and of several concepts such as Afrocratism, Philocure, Sidarology, African consciousness, Philosophy of African spirit, Abubu music. He is also an artist, musician, composer, singer and guitarist. He lives in the United States of America.
Focusing on the idea of exceptionalism, this work presents a philosophy aimed at cultivating extraordinary individuals and leaders destined for greatness. It emphasizes the formation of elites who can illuminate the world, eradicate weakness and suffering, and enable everyone to live with honor, dignity, and glory. The text advocates for a transformative vision of human potential and societal progress.
Exploring the quest for happiness, this book serves as a reflective guide for individuals seeking to understand themselves and the essence of life. It addresses the confusion surrounding the concept of happiness and offers insights into achieving it. By examining the nature and purpose of existence, it provides a valuable resource for those striving for fulfillment and empowerment, making it an essential companion for anyone on the journey toward a meaningful life.
Exploring the intersection of bioethics and critical philosophy, this work critiques the detrimental impacts of life sciences and technology on humanity. It argues that trends like eugenics and transhumanism threaten civilization, suggesting they lead to collective self-destruction and chaos, benefiting corrupt elites. The author presents a passionate plea against the destructive forces of transhumanism and the societal implications of "covidism," urging readers to resist this descent into barbarism and reclaim their humanity.
The narrative presents a stark division of society into executioners, slaves, and rebels, likening executioners to predatory lions that threaten the weak. It calls for a collective uprising against globalists and their oppressive agendas, framing the struggle as a crucial fight for humanity's survival. Emphasizing the urgency of resistance, the text advocates for rebellion as the only viable option to combat the perceived evil of a new world order, positioning this struggle as a matter of life or death.
Exploring the harsh realities of modern slavery in Africa, this book combines satire with education to unveil the complexities of the issue. It highlights the stark contrasts between the continent's rich cultural heritage and the ongoing exploitation faced by many. Through insightful commentary and engaging narratives, readers are encouraged to reflect on societal norms and the urgent need for change. The work serves as both a wake-up call and a call to action, aiming to raise awareness and inspire solutions to combat contemporary slavery.
Exploring the intersection of history, philosophy, and genealogy, this book unveils the underlying motives behind the coronavirus pandemic. It serves as a comprehensive guide that demystifies the complexities of genocidal globalization, offering insights into its implications for the future. Through its analytical approach, the work encourages readers to critically examine the narratives surrounding current global events.
Exploring the essence of existence, this book delves into the philosophy of life as an art form. It emphasizes the importance of mindful living, encouraging readers to embrace their experiences and choices. Through various philosophical insights, it guides individuals towards a deeper understanding of themselves and their place in the world, fostering a more fulfilling and intentional life. The text serves as both a reflective guide and a practical manual for cultivating a meaningful existence.