How and what can we invest in World Peace?

Zsolt Hermann
2 min readJun 9, 2022

Question from the Internet:

“How do you invest in world peace?”

We have to invest in the right education that can lead us to world peace.

We need to learn, first of all, that it is our inherently egocentric, ruthlessly competitive, fiercely and proudly individualistic/nationalistic human nature that drives us towards conflict and wars all the time.

We need to see that it is our inherent nature that has caused history’s helplessly recurring vicious cycles, the endless chain of conflicts and wars that are only interrupted by temporary and unsuccessful peace treaties.

Our whole life and everything we do in society are based on ruthless competition and success at the expense of others, we prove and justify ourselves by overcoming and defeating others in all parts of life.

Only when we recognize and accept the root cause of all conflicts and wars inside ourselves — instead of trying to blame, change, correct, censor or destroy others — and we willingly agree to change how we relate to others and with what intentions we exist, then we will be able to build true peace.

True peace is a mutually complementing, dynamically balanced state between vastly diverse and very different elements in Nature’s system, a dynamic balance and homeostasis that can create and sustain life.

It is this kind of “true, natural peace” that we have to learn to build above and against our instinctive behaviour.

Our Human advantage in Nature’s system is our obligation and ability to achieve this mutual complementation, mutual integration above our inherent nature consciously and willingly. As a result, we will become the Natural system’s only conscious, integrated and at the same time independent observers and partners.

This is the purpose of us learning and achieving “peace” through the right education.

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Zsolt Hermann

I am a Hungarian-born Orthopedic surgeon presently living in New Zealand, with a profound interest in how mutually integrated living systems work.