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The paper "The Influence of Social Networks on Social Environment" explores the history of social networks and the circumstances of their emergence. In order to clarify the popularity of social networks, consumer behavior models are analyzed that force us to actively use social networks. What kind of money is given to individuals by social networks. The impact of political campaigns on social networks has been analyzed. It is based on research carried out by sociologists and psychologists on the use of social networks, their positive and negative consequences and influence on mood and well-being. The examples provided are how and what health disorders can be influenced by the excessive use of social networks. The history of the neurotransmitter assay and the scheme of its operation have been described and schematically described. How and under what circumstances social networking is associated with dopamine release. Based on scientists' experiments on dopamine. Provide expert insights on how social networks should be used safely to minimize negative health effects. The survey was based on a survey that was interviewed for fifty 20-30 years. Lithuanian citizens of the 19th century mostly live in Lithuania about social networking habits. Collected empirical data compared to global trends in social networking. There was also a survey on another addiction - sweets. The data were used to develop alternative measures to encourage more critical thinking about the excessive use of social networks.

The paper "The Influence of Social Networks on Social Environment" explores the history of social networks and the circumstances of their emergence. In order to clarify the popularity of social networks, consumer behavior models are analyzed that force us to actively use social networks. What kind of money is given to individuals by social networks. The impact of political campaigns on social networks has been analyzed. It is based on research carried out by sociologists and psychologists on the use of social networks, their positive and negative consequences and influence on mood and well-being. The examples provided are how and what health disorders can be influenced by the excessive use of social networks. The history of the neurotransmitter assay and the scheme of its operation have been described and schematically described. How and under what circumstances social networking is associated with dopamine release. Based on scientists' experiments on dopamine. Provide expert insights on how social networks should be used safely to minimize negative health effects. The survey was based on a survey that was interviewed for fifty 20-30 years. Lithuanian citizens of the 19th century mostly live in Lithuania about social networking habits. Collected empirical data compared to global trends in social networking. There was also a survey on another addiction - sweets. The data were used to develop alternative measures to encourage more critical thinking about the excessive use of social networks.

The paper "The Influence of Social Networks on Social Environment" explores the history of social networks and the circumstances of their emergence. In order to clarify the popularity of social networks, consumer behavior models are analyzed that force us to actively use social networks. What kind of money is given to individuals by social networks. The impact of political campaigns on social networks has been analyzed. It is based on research carried out by sociologists and psychologists on the use of social networks, their positive and negative consequences and influence on mood and well-being. The examples provided are how and what health disorders can be influenced by the excessive use of social networks. The history of the neurotransmitter assay and the scheme of its operation have been described and schematically described. How and under what circumstances social networking is associated with dopamine release. Based on scientists' experiments on dopamine. Provide expert insights on how social networks should be used safely to minimize negative health effects. The survey was based on a survey that was interviewed for fifty 20-30 years. Lithuanian citizens of the 19th century mostly live in Lithuania about social networking habits. Collected empirical data compared to global trends in social networking. There was also a survey on another addiction - sweets. The data were used to develop alternative measures to encourage more critical thinking about the excessive use of social networks.

The intensification of historical consciousness in 1988 encouraged the questioning of the remains of the Soviet epoch and the search for heroic examples in the remote history of the state. After the first memoirs were published during the first years of independence, various forms of social memory appeared: a list of memorable days and founding of new museums. But at the period of the rebirth the collective memory was more consensual. The reconstructed monuments of the prewar period became the products of collective memory, the ideological content of which equally satisfied both the post-Soviet elite, aiming for the legitimization, and the nation, thirsty for freedom. At that time the monuments became the instruments of the socio-political power used to legitimize authority, to construct individual and collective memory. The signs of the public places witnessed the configuring of heritage that helped to determine the spirit and direction of the newly established nation-state. Therefore it became a meaningful part of the politics of memory.

The intensification of historical consciousness in 1988 encouraged the questioning of the remains of the Soviet epoch and the search for heroic examples in the remote history of the state. After the first memoirs were published during the first years of independence, various forms of social memory appeared: a list of memorable days and founding of new museums. But at the period of the rebirth the collective memory was more consensual. The reconstructed monuments of the prewar period became the products of collective memory, the ideological content of which equally satisfied both the post-Soviet elite, aiming for the legitimization, and the nation, thirsty for freedom. At that time the monuments became the instruments of the socio-political power used to legitimize authority, to construct individual and collective memory. The signs of the public places witnessed the configuring of heritage that helped to determine the spirit and direction of the newly established nation-state. Therefore it became a meaningful part of the politics of memory.

The intensification of historical consciousness in 1988 encouraged the questioning of the remains of the Soviet epoch and the search for heroic examples in the remote history of the state. After the first memoirs were published during the first years of independence, various forms of social memory appeared: a list of memorable days and founding of new museums. But at the period of the rebirth the collective memory was more consensual. The reconstructed monuments of the prewar period became the products of collective memory, the ideological content of which equally satisfied both the post-Soviet elite, aiming for the legitimization, and the nation, thirsty for freedom. At that time the monuments became the instruments of the socio-political power used to legitimize authority, to construct individual and collective memory. The signs of the public places witnessed the configuring of heritage that helped to determine the spirit and direction of the newly established nation-state. Therefore it became a meaningful part of the politics of memory.

What is the role of social democratic paradigm in Lithuanian society? In the article a short history of development social democracy policy worldwide is presented, emphasizing the main stages of its history and paying attention to the different present conditions that have particularly changed during the last 30 years under the influence of neoliberal ideas.

What is the role of social democratic paradigm in Lithuanian society? In the article a short history of development social democracy policy worldwide is presented, emphasizing the main stages of its history and paying attention to the different present conditions that have particularly changed during the last 30 years under the influence of neoliberal ideas.

What is the role of social democratic paradigm in Lithuanian society? In the article a short history of development social democracy policy worldwide is presented, emphasizing the main stages of its history and paying attention to the different present conditions that have particularly changed during the last 30 years under the influence of neoliberal ideas.

What is the role of social democratic paradigm in Lithuanian society? In the article a short history of development social democracy policy worldwide is presented, emphasizing the main stages of its history and paying attention to the different present conditions that have particularly changed during the last 30 years under the influence of neoliberal ideas.

The article deals with the states sovereignty and national culture reticence problematisation in the process of globalisation. An erosion of the trust on state institutions supposed deconstruction of the national history narratives. The formality of lacunas and fables of the official history and culture conflicted with the world openness and variety and fragmented unified state politics discourse in the social and cultural communitas (V. Turner). The compementarity its relations by dialog are served as a selection machine between its state history and culture of society. The culture of oblivion become the tool for the nation totality reinterpretation, reservation and the cultural memory preservation. Commemoration of the codes, archtypes and constructs of the historical identity in the social, political and ethnical history of Lithuania became condition sine qua non for the legitimation of the discourse of "commonness culture" in modern civilisation.

The article deals with the states sovereignty and national culture reticence problematisation in the process of globalisation. An erosion of the trust on state institutions supposed deconstruction of the national history narratives. The formality of lacunas and fables of the official history and culture conflicted with the world openness and variety and fragmented unified state politics discourse in the social and cultural communitas (V. Turner). The compementarity its relations by dialog are served as a selection machine between its state history and culture of society. The culture of oblivion become the tool for the nation totality reinterpretation, reservation and the cultural memory preservation. Commemoration of the codes, archtypes and constructs of the historical identity in the social, political and ethnical history of Lithuania became condition sine qua non for the legitimation of the discourse of "commonness culture" in modern civilisation.

The article deals with the states sovereignty and national culture reticence problematisation in the process of globalisation. An erosion of the trust on state institutions supposed deconstruction of the national history narratives. The formality of lacunas and fables of the official history and culture conflicted with the world openness and variety and fragmented unified state politics discourse in the social and cultural communitas (V. Turner). The compementarity its relations by dialog are served as a selection machine between its state history and culture of society. The culture of oblivion become the tool for the nation totality reinterpretation, reservation and the cultural memory preservation. Commemoration of the codes, archtypes and constructs of the historical identity in the social, political and ethnical history of Lithuania became condition sine qua non for the legitimation of the discourse of "commonness culture" in modern civilisation.

The article deals with the states sovereignty and national culture reticence problematisation in the process of globalisation. An erosion of the trust on state institutions supposed deconstruction of the national history narratives. The formality of lacunas and fables of the official history and culture conflicted with the world openness and variety and fragmented unified state politics discourse in the social and cultural communitas (V. Turner). The compementarity its relations by dialog are served as a selection machine between its state history and culture of society. The culture of oblivion become the tool for the nation totality reinterpretation, reservation and the cultural memory preservation. Commemoration of the codes, archtypes and constructs of the historical identity in the social, political and ethnical history of Lithuania became condition sine qua non for the legitimation of the discourse of "commonness culture" in modern civilisation.

Voluntary activity always played an important role in every civilization and society. During the history of the Catholic Church, religious communities were the first to take care of public education, treatment and social welfare. Thousands of religious created and worked in the voluntary health and education system. They created hospitals to the poor, orphans and single mother's shelters. They well understood Christ's words, "whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me." (Mt 25:40). The role of voluntary action in our society is increasing. Voluntary activity at both national and international level is closely linked to active citizenship, the core of democracy. Voluntary activities – it is an opportunity for everyone, regardless of gender, race, nationality, religion, political belief, age or health, to use their skills and experience, gain new skills, make friends, engage in work and change the social life of the country. Voluntary activities promote personal development, expand social benefits, general human capacity – it is time for the benefit of other activities and the opportunity to educate themselves, improve their personal, professional and social competencies. Volunteering is one of the ways in which different nationalities, religions, social and economic environment and people can affect positive change. A changing society, people's social skills are becoming particularly important. Greater opportunity to adapt to new environment, extend successful participation in the area of lifelong learning. Non-governmental organizations are great opportunities for people of different age engage in learning through volunteering, to realize their talents, share ideas, values, to communicate. The Church is called to love and serve people.[.].