Dina Ageeva, finding a spiritual mentor is the most important thing. And there are no people who listen specifically to him (the constructive one). They've dried up.
I'm drinking great coffee and thinking about the Matrix drones. How did they miss the term "cloud dreams"? Why not dream, imagine, fantasize, right? And why not provide ready-made thought forms instead of a person?
Why is the emphasis on the most important thing—spirituality—interesting?
I want to hear constructive ideas for art preparation, because the drones want to undermine the foundation or turn the norm upside down.
I love it I love it, and that's all there is to it, answer.
Dina Ageeva, finding a spiritual father is the most important thing. And those who listen specifically to him (the constructive) are completely absent. They've run out.
Sergey Voroshilin, so how do you find one?) A spiritual father? He'd have to agree to be one.)))
Dina Ageeva, motivate (according to Milton Erickson) not by conventional means, but through creativity, books, ideas, and so on.
Having a normal hobby sets you apart from the ordinary, that you're doing something you love (you need to take care of it!) A painting for stock, for example, right?
And some of the phrases sound familiar to me, strange...a coincidence, I guess.
Dina Ageeva, motivate (according to Milton Erickson) not by conventional means, but by creativity, books, ideas, and so on.
Having a normal hobby sets you apart from the ordinary, that you're doing something you love (you need to take care of it!) A painting for stock, for example, right?
And some of the phrases sound familiar to me, strange...a coincidence, I guess.
Dina Ageeva, again, the coffee barista vista of an artist with Milton's anchor triggers.
Since she was such a talker, it's like déjà vu of dreamy Margarita, since everything the author (i.e., Bulgakov) said was only in Margarita's thoughts.
How Dina will evaluate Margarita is even interesting (in a nutshell, from a spiritual perspective).
Dina Ageeva, again, the coffee barista vista of an artist with Milton's anchor triggers.
Since she was such a talker, it's like déjà vu of dreamy Margarita, since everything the author (i.e., Bulgakov) said was only in Margarita's thoughts.
How Dina will evaluate Margarita is even interesting (in a nutshell, in the prism of spirituality)
Sergey Voroshilin, in a nutshell, I can't... she allowed herself the luxury of not interacting with unnecessary people.
is called a tactic. And wasn't the goal self-flattery based on the fact of the bubble (the plot of sweet words, lust, appearance)? And don't you have any doubts about the goalology (general direction) of all the master's thoughts, since he is the one to be held accountable? Name the master's goal, the only one, judging by the results.
Dina Ageeva, okay. But that's called tactics. And wasn't the goal self-flattery based on the fact of the soap bubble (the plot of sweet words, lust, appearance)? And don't you have any doubts about the goalology (general direction) of all the master's thoughts, since he's the one to be held accountable? Name the master's goal, the only one, judging by the results.
Sergey Voroshilin, well, what Woland and Company gave us, that's probably the goal. Frankly, I don't dig that deep and far from my beloved self.
Dina Ageeva, nope. It's about being in yourself, not from. Promise to find yourself a one-and-only spiritual father forever (catechism courses). The level there is lower.
Dina Ageeva, nope. It's about being in yourself, not from. Promise to find yourself a one-and-only spiritual father forever (catechism courses). The level there is lower.
Sergey Voroshilin, I think I already have one.....) True, he disguises himself as a husband, but you can't fool me ;)
And there are no people who listen specifically to him (the constructive one). They've dried up.
Why not dream, imagine, fantasize, right?
And why not provide ready-made thought forms instead of a person?
Why is the emphasis on the most important thing—spirituality—interesting?
I want to hear constructive ideas for art preparation, because the drones want to undermine the foundation or turn the norm upside down.
I love it
I love it, and that's all there is to it, answer.
not by conventional means, but through creativity, books, ideas, and so on.
Having a normal hobby sets you apart from the ordinary, that you're doing something you love (you need to take care of it!)
A painting for stock, for example, right?
And some of the phrases sound familiar to me, strange...a coincidence, I guess.
Since she was such a talker, it's like déjà vu of dreamy Margarita, since everything the author (i.e., Bulgakov) said was only in Margarita's thoughts.
How Dina will evaluate Margarita is even interesting (in a nutshell, from a spiritual perspective).
But this is called a tactic.
And wasn't the goal self-flattery based on the fact of the bubble (the plot of sweet words, lust, appearance)?
And don't you have any doubts about the goalology (general direction) of all the master's thoughts, since he is the one to be held accountable?
Name the master's goal, the only one, judging by the results.
He's a master at destroying a man's personality.
The author painted a picture of an upside-down world with his words.
The only positive thing is that, in this way, at the hands of hippos, this couple was saved from something worse.
Promise to find yourself a one-and-only spiritual father forever (catechism courses).
The level there is lower.