N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 295 Complexes, and some other help – then turn into enemies, pour out dirt as if in response for all good they have got at their own desperate requests for help. I consider these people to be just illiterate and inadequate due to the ongoing processes that affected everyone today. Of course, when there is a chance to help, I always help, but this, unfortunately, does not mean that I can help everyone, which, probably, is so clear to everyone. But still, everyone thinks that I should help him or her. And the most interesting is that almost everyone who turns to me thinks this way. There is not a single person who believes that there can be someone who needs my help more than anyone else. Almost all who write, ask: "...help me, because I (he) believe (s)that I (he) need (s)to be helped or my relatives, etc…" And another very characteristic example – after the situation (mostly with health) is corrected, there are many who even forget to thank. But as soon as after some time, there is some kind of disorders, discomfort, not even related to what the person has already been cured of – letters, requests, sometimes even demands to get down to their problems again. And this is done in a categorical form, as if I committed myself to be busy with them for the rest of my life. I see that there are many reasons for this – they just realized the helplessness of our medical service and rapidly growing health problems, are actively looking for the ways to solve them, including their turn to me for help, but they do not really believe in the possibility of such assistance, however, but they do not feel so far to get to know how, what and why it works or does not work. Everyone wants to get well once and for ever. And although there are many who have already had THEIR OWN EXPERIENCE IN THEIR ATTEMPTS TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS in many different ways (which prompts them that you can not do anything once and for ever, and as for the traditional methods and efforts it only gets worse), but the desire to get everything "quickly and immediately " does not leave them, but only intensifies. Therefore, consciously or unconsciously to their appeal for help people add some challenge and their own disbelief in the reality of my or the Programs resources. And then, naturally, together with the help, they seem to get the reciprocal challenge "medicine could not, but I could". But this is not so, people themselves create this challenge in their own heads and form it by their belief or disbelief, which by their will they substitute understanding. I'm just doing what I am able to solve the problem. Therefore, when some problems of health return, this seems to many to be a "defect" in the work, which naturally causes discontent and, as a result, the demands to eliminate the problem. After all,