Alexandr Korol

— Fine, I fired the employee. Fine, I helped him and cast out the demon
that possessed him. So, does this employee feel guilty now? Does he want
to apologize to me? Is he sitting at home reading wise books, giving up all
his bad habits, and looking for a good job? Or is he remembering me with a
curse and going ‘all out’ like all weak people do — maybe going on a binge
or drinking?
— Of course, the employee hasn’t understood anything yet. And he doesn’t
regret anything yet.
— Well, okay, but this employee... I’m right that I caught him in something;
he did more bad things than I even know. I don’t even know half the bad things
he was up to.
— Yes, you are right. He did a great many bad things that you don’t even know
about.

I start listing what he might have done: the deceptions, the manipulations,
the theft, and so on. And they tell me:

— Yes, yes, yes — he did all of that.
— Okay, but then he’s wrong.
— Yes, he is wrong. But it affects you, and you get nervous because of it —
therefore, you are also wrong.
— But it’s not right when I am honest with a person and he acts like that.
— Yes, he is guilty. But you are wrong right now because it troubles you.
And if you want to be deified, such things should not concern you.

Then it gets even more interesting. When the voice shows me all this, I ask:

— What next?
— Next, you must work on yourself. Now is the most important exam
of all: for you to learn how to react correctly to all provocations and all these
injustices. They must not worry you. You must somehow grasp this, accept
it, let go, and not react at all. Not just physically, but even internally — so that
not even one percent of you is stirred, even if there is some cruel injustice.