World Peace of Glory and Senses by Magic Mason comprehensively explores legal concepts, the history of laws, and a unique theory about humans having nine senses. The book discusses how laws have evolved over the years to ensure societal well-being. The author co-relates historical periods, influential thinkers, and religious bodies with legal concepts. The novel concept of the Cap economy challenges traditional economic theories and offers a fresh perspective on wealth distribution. The narrative explores the challenges associated with middle childhood development through the author’s experiences as an immigrant and the impact of language barriers on teenagers. The proposal by Majid Khodabandeh for a universal language and practical elements like recipes for cultural insights provide a unique perspective on the intersection of culture, language, and law.

Magic Masons' World Peace of Glory and Senses advocates for societal transformation. While addressing the adulthood challenges associated with financial difficulties, the author encourages teaching the nine senses for better problem-solving processes. The author highlights issues like bullying, depression, and loneliness as a result of the language barrier. The inclusion of personal experiences, unique theories, and criticism of Asian, European, and American cultural backgrounds emphasizes the importance of regulating societal structures. Magic Mason's writing style is unique and interesting. The book made me relate to a lot of social issues that exist and helped me explore more about human psychology. I highly recommend this book to individuals who want to create a better society through understanding and addressing cultural differences.

What false historical ideas do we hold on to in today's world? Are we raising our children right? Is world peace achievable? If you find these questions intriguing, you should read World Peace of Glory and Senses. Magic Mason advocates for a peaceful, healthy world with a better understanding of the human senses. According to Magic, people understanding that we have nine senses instead of five will reduce crime, discrimination, and other societal problems; children who learn about the body and comprehend how it truly works will grow up to be fully conscious and empathetic adults. Apart from the psychological benefits of knowing the nine senses, the book explores the history of laws, the benefit of a world language, cap economy, religious laws, medieval period laws, cultural differences, nationalism, and several other topics.

World Peace of Glory and Senses is the sort of book that says a lot in a few words. Though it delivers its messages succinctly, it enlightens readers on a wide range of topics and comprises several themes, from psychology and history to health, economics, laws, sex, childhood, and more. Mason not only delivers a broad examination of his ideas but also shares his struggles with English as a migrant in the USA and other personal stories. Consequently, the reader can connect with his challenges and understand his perspective better. Overall, the book impacted me profoundly and reshaped my perception of today's education and child development. I now see that understanding one's emotions and senses plays a crucial role in a child's growth. World Peace of Glory and Senses will be loved by fans of books that challenge widely accepted beliefs and present unifying, peaceful ideologies. We need more revolutionary thinkers like Magic Mason!