After my visit to Moscow I planned to share some of my thoughts on recent consultations and meetings.

Unfortunately, due to the lack of time I’m able to write my blog only now, and something has already slipped out of my memory.

I had to reduce the number of consultations in Moscow for, as a rule, they take away a lot of subtle energy. Usually they were evening consultations, and the most people who came were mentally ready and thus their energy was in a big plus.

I have also realized that it is yet early to finish giving consultations for me because for almost everybody who came it was very important and necessary.

I have given a course on the physical level which was quite a remarkable experience. Long ago I noticed that if among those who come to me there are people with a similar health disorder, I will most likely have the same kind of problem with my health. On the physical level I was very tired, because I couldn’t overcome a jet lag after my flight from Canada. And anyone could tell by my looks that day that the physical level is of vital importance.

Recently I’ve had several meetings, phone calls, which made me change my views on my life, particularly on the relationships with other people.

 I started thinking deeply about it after the 4th level of the Eastern Psychology, where we were talking about friendship. The ability to be a friend precedes the ability to love. The real friend is someone, who feels friendliness towards everyone and who doesn’t increase our ego, on the contrary, he helps us to reduce it.

I told some stories, which happened to me last month.

 
1.  Our friends have visited us recently – a family with 4 children, that lives nearby. They are very mellow and pleasant, on a rather high spiritual level. I gave them my book in English “Ten steps to happiness”. The head of the family opened it, read a couple of ideas, which he liked very much. He congratulated me with the release of the book in Canada, wished me every success and to distribute over 300 000 copies of it. Then he stopped, looked at me and added very attentively: “But don’t become proud of yourself.” He told it very sincerely and inspired me very much.