Health and success. How to stay active and not destroy yourself. Day 3. Part 2 (2025)

00:00:08 The story of the sage and the king
• The sage began to tell exquisite verses about the king, demonstrating a deep knowledge of his life.

• The king at first did not pay attention, but when the sage turned to the verses about his wife, the king invited him to the reception.

00:01:04 The meaning of history
• The Vedas bring this story to show the difference between business and close relationships with God.

• Business relations are associated with fate and difficulties, and loved ones with mercy and service.

00:02:05 Building close relationships with God
• Close relationships are built through holy people and prayer.

• Immersion in the mood of a holy man helps to feel God as kindness and love.

• Prayer can soften the influence of evil fate.

00:03:02 The role of prayer
• Prayer helps to solve life issues, for example, to get a job.

• It is important not only to ask God, but to praise Him and serve Him.

00:04:45 acceptance of life
• People are often dissatisfied with life, but everything is connected with God.

• Acceptance of life and gratitude to God lead to a higher level of interaction with Him.

00:05:45 Mohammed's example
• Muhammad went against his people and was tested, knowing what God needed.

• People living for God receive reciprocity from Him.

00:06:38 acceptance of your life
• The task of man is to accept his life and build harmony through the glorification of God.

• Glorification of God includes gratitude for life.

00:07:37 acceptance of a loved one
• Acceptance of the behavior of a loved one helps to understand his nature and behavior.

• Agree with a person calms him and promotes mutual understanding.

00:08:33 Human nature
• People are naturally kind and generous, but they become stingy and evil if they do not agree with them.

• Acceptance of the character of a person helps to maintain his kindness and generosity.

00:09:10 Acceptance as the first step to understanding
• Acceptance is the first step towards understanding a person.

• Example of a wife: The admission of guilt helps to understand the causes of resentment.

• The sequence of actions is not always obvious: first, recognition of guilt, then understanding.

00:10:07 EXAMPLES FROM LI
• Early rise: first you need to force yourself, then there will be a desire.

• Cold water: first you need to overcome discomfort, then you will like it.

• WITCHENNA METHOD: People learn the practices they like.

00:12:45 acceptance of fate
• Jesus Christ cried in the olive garden, accepting his destiny.

• Acceptance of fate - the beginning of victory over it.

• Prayer should be a doxology, not a request.

00:13:44 Victory over fate
• The first circle of victory over fate is inside the human heart.

• Consent with God - the beginning of changes.

• Lack of consent leads to negative consequences.

00:14:40 Story of Forgiveness
• The man returned his wife, following the lectures, but could not forgive her.

• Understanding your guilt makes forgiveness.

• Gratitude to God helps to accept the situation.

00:16:27 Increase in gratitude
• Listening to believers increases gratitude.

• Acceptance of a loved one changes fate.

• The first stage of acceptance is understanding that problems are in the heart.

00:18:19 Impact on a loved one
• The second stage is the purification of the connection with a loved one.

• Behavior in a kind way helps to melt the heart of a loved one.

• Resentment disappears when the heart is filled with kindness.

00:18:38 Prayer and acceptance
• Prayer helps to calm the heart and accept the will of God.

• The example of a girl whose husband has gone to another illustrates the first stage of acceptance - inner peace.

00:20:27 Stages of acceptance and purification
• Second stage: purification of relationships through prayer and a good attitude towards a former partner.

• Stage 3: Awakening conscience from a former partner who starts complaining about his new partner.

00:22:20 acceptance of traitors
• Acceptance of traitors is possible even if they destroy life.

• It is important to share acceptance and punishment in the heart, while maintaining a good attitude.

00:23:27 examples of saints
• Khalid Walid and Ali demonstrated a good attitude towards enemies, fulfilling the will of Allah.

• David, despite his inexperience, defeated the invincible warrior thanks to the will of God.

00:26:58 Personal relationship with God
• Personal relationships with God are possible for every person.

• Repetition of prayers glorifying God helps to feel His kindness.

• Prayer can change the attitude of loved ones and even the behavior of children.

00:28:56 The impact of prayer on relationships
• Prayer can improve relationships with the boss or son.

• Children often embody a difficult fate, but prayer can change their behavior.

00:29:09 Three types of fate
• Fate of the warning comes through parents: events in their life can be a signal for you.

• Fate through husband and wife is life itself without warning.

• Fate comes reproachfully through children when you don't change your life despite warnings.

00:31:04 The influence of parents on children
• Parents should behave as they want their children to behave.

• Children are inspired by the example of parents: if parents do not play sports, children will not be either.

• The atmosphere in the family is created by the child, and not vice versa.

00:32:17 childbirth
• Accepting a child as he is means no irritation and acceptance of his actions.

• Not always bad grades for a child mean that he is «inept».

• Each child has his own nature and destiny, which can be understood.

00:34:16 NATURE OF CHILD
• The child's gaze may indicate his past fate: a serious look is the boss, the contemplative is a scientist, a smiling businessman.

• A child is born with a certain nature, which determines his future.

00:36:02 Change the fate of the child
• To change the fate of a child, you need to know how to do it.

• Prolonged movement helps to develop positive habits.

• It is important not to force the child, but to show an example and share your feelings.

00:39:53 fly example
• The fly that prevented praying was inspired by prayer and sat down in front of the worshipers.

• Prayer can change even the behavior of a fly.

• If the fly changes, why can't a person change?

00:42:09 Faith and prayer
• The author speaks of the importance of the holy man's faith and joining it.

• Emphasizes that he does not have his own faith, but he uses the faith of the holy man.

• Mentions workshops on YouTube where you can learn prayer.

00:44:10 Freedom and decision making
• The freedom of choice that God gives to people is discussed.

• It is emphasized that the future depends on the decisions of the ruler of Iran.

• The possible consequences of renunciation of surrender are described: protracted war and involvement of the United States and Europe.

00:45:58 War and terrorism
• It is explained that the partisan movement can take the form of terrorism.

• It is noted that small countries can influence large states.

• The opinion is expressed that the war can be decided within a month.

00:47:02 razv.
• The scenario of radioactive contamination in Pakistan is being considered.

• It is claimed that prayer can protect against consequences.

• The irresistible forces that only God can remove are emphasized.

00:48:25 Technique of Prayer
• It is recommended to pray in a stationary position of the body.

• Walking can be combined with listening to lectures.

• Static exercises help focus on prayer.

00:49:10 attitude towards dreams
• Advice not to concentrate on dreams and not to panic.

• Recommendation to pray to God and live your life.

• Warning about the destructive influence of fear thinking.

00:50:03 abilities and higher powers
• The abilities given by God should be used for the benefit of people.

• Selfish desires and ambitions can lead to the intervention of evil spirits.

• If after meeting a person you feel fear, then evil spirits acted.

00:51:01 The difference between good and evil
• It is important to distinguish who acts for good and who uses the abilities for personal enrichment.

• People who scare or impose their opinions can be associated with evil spirits.

00:51:45 The dangers of hypnosis and regressive breathing
• Hypnosis can lead to schizophrenia and other mental problems.

• Regressive breathing can be used by evil spirits to control consciousness.

00:53:48 coral example
• Buying expensive things for cheap is often a fake.

• Similarly, the development of abilities should be based on the desire to help people, not selfish motives.

00:56:07 example of a holy doctor
• Giuseppe Moscati could detect diseases without devices simply looking at the patient.

• His abilities were the result of serving people and interacting with God.

01:00:31 The difference between spiritual and worldly abilities
• Spiritual abilities are manifested in modesty and service, and not in the pursuit of glory and power.

• Worldly abilities are often associated with selfish motives and a desire to rise.

01:02:09 culture of respect for elders
• In a culture of respect for elders, it is important to distinguish between true spiritual leaders and charlatans.

• You need to be careful with people who impose their opinion and demand money.

01:04:03 Signs of spiritual leaders
• Spiritual leaders behave modestly, do not impose their opinion and do not require payment.

• Pride, arrogance and demand for money indicate a connection with worldly forces.

01:04:26 social power
• Social power determines the capabilities of a person: to work, to educate children, to influence the elders.

• Lack of social strength can be the cause of loneliness.

01:05:04 Social strength and kindness
• Social strength is associated with the quality of kindness and love for people.

• Love for elders allows you to work in power structures.

• Caring for people brings money.

01:06:08 Three energies of success
• Three energies: money, power and glory.

• The desire for money is called greed, for power - power of power, for fame - vanity.

01:07:08 Violence and natural path
• Violence leads to suffering and loss of money.

• The natural way is the struggle between greed and selflessness.

01:10:35 Bread example
• A store with expensive products where bread is baked for free attracts customers.

• People are inspired by bread and buy other products.

01:12:05 vegetarian cafe
• The cafe spends free lunches day, attracting new customers.

• After the free lunch day, the cafe goes to zero, but attracts a lot of new customers.

01:14:00 Cake from natural products
• The woman created a delicious cake from natural products and distributed it for free.

• Her cake became popular, supplanting other cakes from the market.

01:15:33 grapefruit juice
• Businessman opened the grapefruit juice recipe and handed it out for free.

• People started asking for a juice point and he started selling it.

• Juice became very popular, people stood in line for him.

01:17:13 Popularity of donuts in St. Petersburg
• In the center of St. Petersburg there is a place where there is always a queue for donuts.

• The donuts are very tasty, people are behind them from morning to evening.

• The secret of popularity is the love and care of the cook.

01:18:14 Social power and power
• Social power is manifested in the desire to take care of people.

• Power is associated with respect for elders and the protection of juniors.

• Suvorov's example: his care for the soldiers and respect for them.

01:20:58 respect for elders
• The minister, who respects the elders, has become a successful leader.

• Respect for elders is the key to power.

01:22:47 Beauty and love for people
• The beauty of a girl is associated with her love for people.

• Male beauty is manifested in cheerfulness and self-sufficiency.

• Female beauty - in the care and help of others.

01:25:50 Divine and Human Qualities
• Divine qualities: kindness, tenderness, care, fidelity.

• Human qualities: sensitivity, vulnerability, laziness, greed, hysteria.

• Concentration on divine qualities brings happiness.

01:28:48 Spiritual Practice and Social Power
• Social power requires spiritual practice.

• Unselfishness and kindness help to establish relationships.

• Spiritual practice prevents disappointment in loved ones.

01:31:04 Women's work and social activities
• Women's work is associated with care and interaction with people.

• Examples of women's activities: training, cooking, communication.

• Social assistance and charity - areas of women's activities.

01:32:31 Glory and its consequences
• Fame can be useful or harmful.

• An example of a person who became famous thanks to the scandalous Instagram video.

• The question of the usefulness of such fame remains open.

01:33:31 About humor
• The author believes that humor based on sex does not bring happiness.

• Gives examples of good humor: Raikin and Kartsev.

• Notes that Charlie Chaplin is interesting for her naivety.

01:35:00 Glory and its types
• The difference between the heavy fame that is beneficial and the slight fame associated with stupidity is discussed.

• A dangerous trend is mentioned in Chinese social networks, where children jump from a height for the sake of popularity.

01:36:48 example of spiritual songs
• Talks about young performers who sang spiritual songs inspired by his lectures.

• Emphasizes that such songs gather huge audiences.

01:42:31 Popularity and its consequences
• It is discussed that popularity can be evil or good.

• Evil popularity leads to negative consequences, and good - to elevation.

01:44:11 success tests
• Three trials of success are described: suffering, money and fame.

• Emphasizes the importance of work-life balance.

01:45:02 secret of success
• Success lies in the balance between work, health, family and personal growth.

• It is important to find time to work on yourself, prayer and good deeds.

01:48:01 Balance in life
• The difficulty of maintaining balance in life is emphasized.

• Examples of problems arising from lack of balance: loss of strength, beauty, family difficulties.

01:49:38 The role of a woman in the family
• A woman should appreciate the husband whom God gave her and work on relationships.

• Betrayal is seen as a test of fate aimed at approaching God.

01:50:36 badass
• Cruel fate is the time God takes for human development.

• Development occurs through trials, which leads to approaching God.

01:51:41 Meeting and exchange of opinions
• Discussion of the importance of knowledge and suffering in life.

• Emphasizing confidence in your words and actions.

• Mention of the etiquette of behavior and the importance of communication.

01:52:50 Etiquette and gratitude
• Etiquette discussion: someone speaks, someone listens.

• Gratitude for the opportunity to express an opinion.

• The importance of mentioning God in life.

01:53:52 badass
• Cruel fate is like a time when real people stay there.

• Dishonest people leave, leaving only those who are really important.

• Time for introspection and prayer.

01:54:47 overcoming difficulties
• Cruel fate as an exam for faith and fortitude.

• the need for prayer, austerity and good deeds.

• The importance of supporting loving people.

01:55:51 Changes through betrayal
• Betrayal as an incentive for personal change.

• Deep changes in life occur through pain and betrayal.

• Personality development and approaching God as a result of overcoming difficulties.

01:57:02 blessing through overcoming
• Cruel fate can lead to the loss of loved ones and property.

• Overcoming difficulties brings blessing in the next life.

• Blessing is given to those who do not break under the pressure of fate.

01:57:42 Circles of Destiny
• First round of fate: acceptance of difficulties.

• Second round: forgiveness and good deeds.

• Third round: change and passing the exam.

01:58:38 An example of a dissertation defense
• A story about the defense of a Ph.D. thesis and the role of prayer.

• Receiving knowledge from God through prayer.

• Commission satisfaction with the first three questions.

01:59:37 God's Grace
• God gives mercy through knowledge and preparation.

• The Commission was satisfied with the first three questions.