World Peace of Glory and Senses by Magic Mason: Farsi and English version

A remarkable story of coming to the USA and how a person can change the world and history.

Schools have taught us that humans only have five senses. But revolutionary thinker Magic Mason proposed that instead of five, humans have nine senses. This revolutionary idea, as proposed by Mason, should be taught at all levels in school. He believes that with enough learning and research, people will be able to find ways to satisfy these nine senses and lead satisfactory lives, leading to a safer and sated society.

Included in this book is the concept of one language-the language of the world. Here, Mason champions the idea of having only one world language to avoid misunderstandings. He proposed to have this integrated in the different curricula around the world.

Another portion of the book also tackles about architecture and design-from foundation to roof plan.

World Peace of Glory and Senses is a cornucopia of subjects-from psychology, to linguistics, to architecture.

Magic Mason (Majid Khodabandeh) was born in Tehran, Iran, moved to Germany in 1985 and moved to the United States in 1989. He is a U.S. Citizen. He has traveled all over the world and has published several books. He studied construction Management at Northern Kentucky University and earned a Master of Public Administration. Majid is working on his PhD. in General Psychology. He was married and now divorced. He is a sales specialist in big retail stores. Also, a talented painter. He likes to write and build houses or additional rooms. He has designed houses and is an inventor and has two utility patents, one is a political chess game and the other is the super bed. Author of a number of books including "World Peace of Glory and Senses"

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Few Story For You All (Persian Edition) by Magic Mason

Magic Mason was born in Iran. In 1985, he moved to Germany, and he decided to move yet again, this time, to the US. In 1989, he became a US citizen. He has traveled all over the world and published several books. He studied construction management in Northern Kentucky University. He has a master's degree in public administration and is working on his PhD in general psychology. He is also a sales specialist in big retail stores.

Aside from building his professional portfolio, he is also into painting, writing, and home renovations and design. He is also an inventor who has two utility patents-one is political chess game, and the other is super bed.

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