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- You want to go home?

The Law of Correspondence helps people understand how their actions and thoughts can affect the world around them and their own state. It also helps them realize that changes in one area can lead to changes in another area, and that it is important to consider these relationships when making decisions and actions.

The fear of knowing yourself and accepting your own shortcomings and limitations leads almost all people to idealize their personality and overestimate their abilities, while rationalizing that the causes of problems are in external circumstances and beyond their control.

Some have thin cabbage soup, some have small diamonds.

Some have thin cabbage soup, some have small diamonds.

We are constantly faced with great opportunities that are brilliantly disguised as intractable problems.

The harder the problems, the harder life!

If we ignore the problems and tasks that the Universe presents to us, then running in a closed circle will become a familiar sport, and the finishing point, one way or another, will always coincide with the starting point. Life lessons need to be lived and resolved in a quality manner, and not huddled in the fifth corner pretending to be deaf-blind. Such behavior will only ultimately lead to the same lesson, but, most likely, with more complex conditions in the task. This will already be a problem with an asterisk, remember like at school? The lesson must be lived - this means not running away, not ignoring, not copying off other people’s decisions, but lingering in these sensations and understanding why this lesson was given. You need to live your feelings as strongly as possible, and most importantly, absolutely honestly. The people the Universe confronts us with are a mirror of our problem. Ours. And you are not discussing with him at all, but with yourself. Look at what you are closing your eyes to. This way you can understand what exactly your lesson is.

If you are depressed, you do not need to see a psychoanalyst. Generate love and compassion in your heart, and depression will go away by itself, because depression is a consequence of egocentrism, fixation on one’s “I”. You look too closely at your little problem, bring it too close to your eyes, and this makes your depression worse. Look at your problem from afar, but take a closer look at the problems of other people. Depression will evaporate just as the darkness in a room disappears at dawn when the sun's rays penetrate the window.

Sometimes it is useful to see all the greatness of nature, so that your huge problems and insurmountable obstacles suddenly seem trivial.

- But this is called pessimism. It’s not appropriate for you, a Soviet doctor.

Literature from different eras is a veritable jewel box. It helps us learn more about ourselves because it reflects the values of people in different eras. Whether the author is aware of it or not, the ideas, prejudices and problems of his contemporary culture always permeate his writings.

All problems start with the right solution.

She often read in the newspapers about rapes and murders. She read without much interest, confident that nothing like this would ever happen to her. She believed that most of the girls who were killed were themselves to blame. The way they dressed and the way they behaved, they really created problems for themselves.