Afterword. "SVETL BROOM" IN A. KHATYBOV'S "BATH SCHOOL" AND A LABOUR SPADE. BOOK 5.

Feodor Shkrudnev. "SVETL BROOM" IN A. KHATYBOV'S "BATH SCHOOL" AND A LABOUR SPADE. BOOK 5. 11 options for accelerating the passing of this “emotional” stage of development is an event load. Look, – in what “accelerated mode and all together” humanity all at once began training, in this regard, too. A great number of people in the created conditions have learned to take a sober look at things, use their own Brains and make their OWN, NOT SUGGESTED decisions. Against the background of the obvious acceleration of the processes unfolding both in the open form, accessible and even intended for demonstration, and in the hidden one, it seems vitally important for any person waking up from a dream to understand what is happening, what had been done on the planet, and by whom, to have time to understand how, why, and for what the Human Brain was transformed, find in the past events the GRAINS of THE TRUTH that could prove to everyone the truthfulness of the information, which I too share in my books. All this seems completely appropriate, correct and justified, but all CAN EASILY BE DISTORTED BY HASTE. Hastily made decisions of any scale, ranging from insignificant at first glance to grandiose and ambitious, will be based on the old, distorted foundation of humane, but not on Human thinking. The usual methods of decision-making, supposedly fair and even far-sighted, are based on the LIMITED WORLDVIEW . The habitual desire to determine something completely and irrevocably, to take the side of the right, to move away from evil and come to good – though it seems understandable, – is fundamentally wrong. A changing and a being changed world CAN NOT be harmoniously combined with some constant, unchanging designs. Good and evil do not exist by themselves; it is as simple and complex as showing a child where west and east meet. Nothing will turn out if you are in a hurry – not only in trying to make a decision when striving to realize a desire, but even in choosing the desire itself. And isn’t this what the old Russian fairy tales teach us, in which the stronghold of rationality and foresight is contrasted with the emotional and hot start – Prince Gvidon, who wants this and that, and Princess the Swan, patiently waiting until the young man calms down