Touching the Truth

Here is what I wanted to tell readers in my latest book:

I forgot that desires and dreams can come true, and their fulfillment might not be as we imagine.

I wanted to help people feel the Divine and thought my last book could achieve that. But it was an illusion.

Instead of writing the book quickly and easily, I suddenly fell seriously ill. It dragged on for a year and a half.

Only later did I realize that it wasn't an illness or a payback for the previous years of heavy loads.

I simply wanted to touch the Divine, and my desire was fulfilled.

I had no idea that I was completely unprepared for the realization of this desire.

It turns out, one must be worthy of their desires, but back then, I didn't know that.

There's a very interesting observation.

If a young child confidently says that they will be a traveler, or an artist, or a famous scientist, or a wealthy person, then it usually comes true.

If a child dreams of nothing, they often achieve little in life.

Many have noticed that small children are clairvoyant.

They not only sense their future fate but also shape it through their relentless aspiration.

What is concentration?

It's the continuous sending of emotional energy in one direction.

If this process is maintained in the consciousness for some time, it becomes continuous.

A person forgets about their goals, but their subconscious tirelessly continues its work.

If a child's dreams stem from their head, from a desire for comfort, to elevate their status, they rarely come true.

However, if they come from the depths of the soul, often contrary to conventional beliefs and the actual situation, then they have a very high chance of realization.

Moreover, if a child later gives up on their dream, stepping on «the throat of their own song,» they may pay for it with illness or death.

Subconscious settings especially solidify during puberty.

The body enters a completely new phase, into adult life, against the background of a huge surge of energy.

At this moment, everything is rapidly and long-lastingly fixed—both good and bad.

If a child reaches puberty with a stable dream, it will most likely come true.

S. N. Lazarev, «The Man of the Future. The First Step into the Future»