Fedor Preobrazhensky on Clubhouse

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👶 Researcher in topics such as theology, anthropology, psychology, Christianity, Vedas, alternative medicine, alternative physics, alternative history

🎶 Musician 🎹🎸
🎧 Mix Engineer
🎤 Write poems and songs
🥦 Vegetarian (for 15 years) 🥑🍅
🍏 Raw food and fasting experience
🧸 Entrepreneur and investor
☦️ I believe in God who is Love
🌀 For many years researched the Vedas, practiced meditation and studied Sanskrit
🔆 Oriental philosophy, astrology and psychology
🎭 Love stage and theater
🥷 Fond of martial arts
🎓 M.A.Sc.
🏍 Endurist (off-road bikes)

💭 Faith is not a conviction of the mind, it is a feeling of the heart. “Believing in God” means feeling God, feeling Love, Beauty, Truth. But, unfortunately, modern society is more aspiring to the development of intelligence and understanding than to the development of feelings and the accumulation of a sense of peace and inner harmony. However, if a person coarsens his feelings, becoming a cynic and a materialist, the theme of the soul and God for him becomes a distant and incomprehensible abstraction, and he sees the meaning of life in external, forceful achievements. Seraphim Sarovsky once said: “Acquire a peaceful spirit”, increase the feeling of peace and harmony in the soul, and this, in my opinion, is the true meaning of the life of a sentient person.

My father is from the countryside and one day he told me a story from his childhood. His parents had a piglet and he played with it all summer. In the fall, the pig was slaughtered, the table was laid and my 7-year-old father was invited to a feast. When he realized that the same pig was on the table, he ran away in tears. According to his story, at night he cried, remembering this pig: “He was my friend, I loved him, and they killed him,” such were his feelings.

And here is the question: "Who was at a higher stage of development: adults who killed a piglet or a 7-year-old child who mourned his death, loved him and considered him his friend?"

And is it possible to call a person's “development” such a change in which he loses sensitivity, kindness and mercy?

That is why I believe that a person is, first of all, a soul, a feeling beginning, and the development of a person is, first of all, the development of his sensible world. The deeper a person feels harmony, kindness and beauty, the more developed he is.