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And then the employee says:
— But maybe I shouldn’t believe this old lady?
— I don’t follow.
— Well, should I believe her or not?
— I don’t understand — what do you mean, ‘believe her or not’? If you’re saying
she was 100% accurate about everything and you’re in shock, then what room
is there for doubt?
— Well, yeah... I just decided to ask you, Alexandr. So, like, it’s all true then?
— Wait a second, you’re the witness here yourself.
— Ah, well, yeah... I just don’t know whether to believe all these magical people
on the street, whether they are magical or not?
— Well, look, if they told you everything about yourself, then they are magical.
And the employee, in a state of total shock, says:
— Forgive me, Alexandr. I know why all of this happened — it’s because
I started doing and thinking the wrong things again, but God protected me
from it just now.
— Well, great. Good.
I see that he wants to tell me more, but he’s waiting, thinking I’ll start
questioning him. I intentionally don’t ask any extra questions.
But another story is interesting: such a coincidence occurs that when this
employee is writing to me in the middle of the night about what happened
to him — and since I am currently controlling everything everywhere and
changing the work order — I had already planned to fly in the very next
day and meet with this employee. Unexpectedly. Naturally, I don’t tell
him this, and the next day I just “accidentally” run into him. Well, not
accidentally; I was intentionally going to meet him, and bam — I appear
right before his eyes. He is in shock, not understanding what is happening
at all. Just in a total state of shock, but not in terror or fear — on the
contrary, it’s as if he started falling even deeper into some kind of faith.
He asks me:
— But maybe I shouldn’t believe this old lady?
— I don’t follow.
— Well, should I believe her or not?
— I don’t understand — what do you mean, ‘believe her or not’? If you’re saying
she was 100% accurate about everything and you’re in shock, then what room
is there for doubt?
— Well, yeah... I just decided to ask you, Alexandr. So, like, it’s all true then?
— Wait a second, you’re the witness here yourself.
— Ah, well, yeah... I just don’t know whether to believe all these magical people
on the street, whether they are magical or not?
— Well, look, if they told you everything about yourself, then they are magical.
And the employee, in a state of total shock, says:
— Forgive me, Alexandr. I know why all of this happened — it’s because
I started doing and thinking the wrong things again, but God protected me
from it just now.
— Well, great. Good.
I see that he wants to tell me more, but he’s waiting, thinking I’ll start
questioning him. I intentionally don’t ask any extra questions.
But another story is interesting: such a coincidence occurs that when this
employee is writing to me in the middle of the night about what happened
to him — and since I am currently controlling everything everywhere and
changing the work order — I had already planned to fly in the very next
day and meet with this employee. Unexpectedly. Naturally, I don’t tell
him this, and the next day I just “accidentally” run into him. Well, not
accidentally; I was intentionally going to meet him, and bam — I appear
right before his eyes. He is in shock, not understanding what is happening
at all. Just in a total state of shock, but not in terror or fear — on the
contrary, it’s as if he started falling even deeper into some kind of faith.
He asks me: