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[Alexandr Korol]

That is, the beast offers this person different... Let’s say, the beast tries to
turn the situation over so that the employee feels that I am bad after all,
and he is good. Or to twist it all in such a way as if there is a really weighty
reason to commit some crime again or, consequently, to quit again.
Well, to try to escape, as they say. And I simply calmly talk through all this
with the employee, and the employee comes out from under the influence
of this beast again, as if his eyes are opened to everything, and this person
then realizes everything again and apologizes, and says that yes, he is wrong,
and, of course, he wants to be good; he, of course, wants to work, and, of
course, he doesn’t want, like all people, to become a lost soul, like all these
under the demon. Many live like that now. Well, there was such a case.
What other interesting moment was there? Yesterday, just right. Again this
beast went berserk in the employee, and he again starts swearing at me,
that I am bad, that he is fed up with everything. Although he seemingly
just apologized and confessed that he is bad and I am good, and now again I
am bad and he is good. I do not react in any way, that is, in the calmest state
possible I ask the employee what happened, why I am bad. And he just has
a bunch of emotions again, but no essence, nothing concrete. I say:

— Specifically tell me the day and describe to me what I did so bad to you
on that day, that you are so angry and offended at me, and look how much evil
is in you, that you are shaking.

And the person is really panting right into the phone. And imagine, the person
cannot say anything. That is, Mara simply creates such illusions, sensations,
that as if I am a terrible person, and when I ask specifically: “say what I did
and at what time, on what day, and what I did,” he cannot say, can you
imagine? Then, when I still try to find out, question the person, what did I
do, in what way am I bad, let him at least explain this to me. He tells me that I
eternally humiliate him. Eternally humiliate him, condemn and say nasty
things to him. I ask him again:

— Good, when was that? Here you stole money from me a month ago.
For what reason?