Oleg Gadecki. The Laws of Destiny, or Three Steps to Happiness and Success

The author of the book “The Laws of Destiny, or Three Steps to Happiness and Success” Oleg Gadecki is a famous Russian psychologist-trainer, candidate of philosophical sciences, creator of unique psychological programs. For many years he studied the effectiveness of various psychological methods and found that various methods used by psychologists are incompatible with the laws of the world. As a result, they negatively affect human destiny.

This book, "The Laws of Destiny, or Three Steps to Happiness and Success," presents a project for a unified and harmonious psychology.

By applying the methods presented, you will be able to overcome difficult life situations, learn to shape the desired reality, create strong, trusting relationships in the family, attract material well-being into your life, understand the basic principles of health, develop intuition, and realize your purpose.

The book is written in a lively language. You won't be sad while reading it :)
Numerous exercises, homework assignments, examples, and allegorical stories will help you find answers to the most important questions and teach you the art of a balanced life.

Oleg Gadecki's "Laws of Destiny, or Three Steps to Happiness and Success" is another book that complements the library of popular "Ayurveda Academy" books. A unique synthesis of world psychology methods and the wisdom of ancient Sanskrit treatises.

INTRODUCTION

A traveler, walking the path of truth, decided to organize a show in the city market square in order to earn money for food. Having attached a knife to the tip of his walking stick, the traveler made a spear and began to show all sorts of tricks. A huge crowd immediately gathered, and one of the local beauties even tried to compete with him to see who was better in combat. No matter how they attacked, with or without weapons, the traveler easily overcame them, holding the shaft of his spear with only three fingers and painfully bludgeoning the attackers or cutting them with the blade.

In the evening, the traveler decided to end his performances. A young man came out of the crowd of spectators and addressed him:

"Truly, there is no equal to you. You are a master of the spear, and I have long been looking for someone who could teach me this art."

The young man was from a wealthy family. This was evidenced by his beautiful clothes and proud posture. While waiting for the interlocutor's decision, he was obviously impatient and could not hide the arrogance that involuntarily flashed in his narrowed eyes. Seeing that the traveler was delaying in answering, the young man continued his speeches. He promised good pay for his lessons and offered to stay overnight in his house.

“I am a pitiful man, not a great master,” replied the traveler. “And all that you saw was only a manifestation of the miraculous power of this spear.” He showed the staff with the knife attached and continued: “All that I have been taught is the ability to serve it.”

The sparks of greed that flashed in the young man's eyes betrayed his desire to possess the spear. In a contemptuous tone that did not contain a shadow of respect for the traveler, the young man said: "My father will buy the spear from you, and you will get anything you want for it. If you resist him, he will take the spear from you by force."

The smiling traveler replied:

"I do not own the spear, it is my master, it cannot be bought, stolen, or taken by force. One can only hire oneself as its servant and learn to carry out its whims. If anyone tries to possess it in any other way, they will incur misfortune, and the magical power of the spear will transfer to some other object."

"That's it," cried the young man, "why is this spear so ugly! The miraculous power does not want to draw the attention of the ignorant. Teach me to honor it and carry out its commands."

“If you want to learn to serve her and enjoy her protection,” the traveler replied, “you will first have to pay for the spear’s officer’s place, training, and maintenance for a year in advance, and then set off on a journey following the spear to the sacred mountains, for that is precisely where it is now going.”

By the evening of the same day, everything was ready, and the traveler with the spear, accompanied by the young man, set off...