Physics for Everyone - this includes not only natural scientists and teaching candidates but also humanities scholars. This book is aimed at readers who want to understand the concepts of physics, as well as the structure and fundamental statements of physical formulas, entirely without mathematics. It describes physics in an easily understandable way, following its historical development. The focus is on the use of concepts and, using simple mathematics, their formulation in physical formulas. Another topic is the methods of truth-finding in physics. Conceptual questions for the reader and exercises at the end of each chapter provide opportunities for reflection and reinforcement of the methods and content. Due to its intuitive approach to physical topics and the discussion of fundamental concepts of physics, this book is well-suited for its purpose.