There are very few people nowadays who are able to make contact with their inner man, to build harmonious relationship with their family and nature. If you meet such a person, you’ll see that he/she is a prosperous person, healthy and very happy. Long ago it was noticed that the most successful people who have made the distinguished career were those who were able to establish good relations, negotiate with other people.

There were civilizations in the millenniums-old history of humanity, flourishing in all respects. Many of them have left such masterpieces of architecture, which we are not able to repeat, and what is more, it is even difficult to understand how they arecreated.

Pyramids of Egypt, ancient cities in the Latin America, in the Southern Urals, in India are only a tiny part of the great achievements of our predecessors on this planet; there were lots and lots of them.

These civilizations were based on certain knowledge in their cognition of the world, given from above and lived in a harmony with the nature. This knowledge has been clearly stated and recorded in the ancient Aryan civilization; you can also find their influence among the Jews and Greeks, in ancient Arabic books. If we live in accordance with this knowledge, the stars will be on our side, the Universe will be our best friend, and every new day will give us health, good luck and happiness.

In any large bookstore you will find multiple books on how to succeed in life, to become happy, and to get rid of diseases. The majority of these books give many practical recommendations; almost every one of them promises to easily turn you from a poor stepdaughter into a happy Cinderella. But if you turn to the statistics, you will learn that the number of happy and healthy people is declining.

In the author’s opinion, the reason for this is that there are no deep inner changes. It is a person’s character, mentality, and programs of the subconscious mind that determine their fate. Without changing them and correct understanding of the main principles of the Universe, the real changes will not happen. Any changes on the external level only, in behavior, often lead to accumulation of aggression and irritation; a person becomes hypocritical, and after a while the misfortunes and depressions return on a much larger scale. For example, the popular advice “make plans and strictly stick to them” reinforces egoism; “smile at everybody,” if it does not come from the heart, will lead to hypocrisy; “take life lightly, do not show disappointment” pushes the negative emotions deep inside.

That is why in this book, along with practical recommendations, you will find quite profound philosophical ideas, explained in simple words. Just by reading these, you can get rid of conscious and subconscious negative agenda, inner complexes, grievances, fears, and all that prevents us from being happy, healthy, and successful.

This book is for everybody, no matter his or her age or social level, who is ready to devote some time to attentive reading of this book and with its help to try to become healthy and happy.

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Everyone wants to be happy. Unfortunately, people in their attempts to become happy go further away from real contentment. The wisdom of ancient India contains eternal secrets of happiness. Nowadays these secrets are urgently needed, as they were thousands of years ago. Anyone can employ them in their life and experience the results. But before starting, some initial faith is required. Faith and desire will develop when we come in contact with someone who experiences the joys of living this path.

Rami Bleckt’s book “Three Energies” is valuable for this reason – on the pages of this book readers can get in touch with the practical experience of a person following the ancient principals of the Vedas. One can look at the world through the author’s eyes and see the world as never before by understanding the subtle laws of love, harmony and justice in action. The author’s practical experience changes dry theory into a living reality and persistently encourages one to adopt this lifestyle to become happy and to learn how to make happy others.

Dr. Vadim Tuneev (BV Goswami), international expert in Ancient Indian Philosophy and Psychology.                

In this book an answer can be found to the essential question, “What is the purpose of our existence?” After finding the answer to this more questions arise; for example, “What is the right way to live?” And if you learn attentively “Your life becomes better in all respects!” – the topmost mantra and aim of the teachings of Rami Blekt. This book can be taken as not only a textbook, but also as a “virtual” conversation with an honourable and intelligent person.

Alex Dubas, writer, radio and TV presenter.

Rami Bleckt has brought out an important new book on the gunas in the Russian language that brings them into a clear perspective for the modern reader. His book serves a vital need and offers many useful tools of self-healing, self-understanding and self-realization that can be of great transformational value for their lives and for their awareness. Rami is a trained psychologist, yoga teacher, Ayurvedic teacher and astrologer, who brings to this study much experience and knowledge. His is not just an academic presentation but the result of many years of personal practice, teaching and counseling. He has learned how to adapt this eastern science of the gunas to life in the modern world and can relate it to the reader accordingly in a clear and simple manner. (read more)

Dr. David Frawley

Author: Yoga and Ayurveda, Ayurveda and the Mind etc., Santa, Fe NM USA (www.vedanet.com), June 2008

INSPIRATION FOR WRITING THIS BOOK.
Life itself is neither good nor bad: it is a reservoir of both good and bad, depending on what you make of it.

Michel de Montaigne
                                                                                                       

In September 2006 we travelled around South India. It was extremely interesting. We undertook a full panchakarma course (cleansing the body of slugs and toxins) and met incredible people – astrologists, yogis, gurus (spiritual teachers) … But the most amazing of all was that we met one well-known Ayurvedic doctor. He was 80 years old and looked incredible, full of happiness and peace.