Tools of cognition

Over the years, I realized that I had been collecting tools my whole life.

Not compasses and brushes.

Tools of cognition.

I have always been interested in the diversity of the world.

How thoughts are born.

Why some events change lives, while others pass unnoticed.

Why the same words can hurt and heal.

Therefore, there were many different teachers, books, and directions on my path.

I have never been afraid to explore new ideas.

Each of them opened up another facet of the world.

But over time, I noticed an interesting thing.

At first, it seems like every new tool will reveal the ultimate answer.

Then you realize that the answers are not getting fewer.

Only the questions change.

And one day I had a strange dream.

This was during Covid.

In my dream, I asked to leave this incarnation... "under the guise of it."

I was refused.

And they said only one phrase:

— You still need to gather all the instruments. And record them.

In the dream I was surprised:             

— Why can everyone do it, but not me?

And when I woke up — I sighed, because I needed to gather all my experience into one pile, and this task was not an easy one for me.

And then I decided to start making my own website. That was the beginning.

And today, that's why I'm writing my stories for you. Maybe they'll be the end.

I don't collect truths.

I'm not looking for universal answers.

I'm simply writing down the tools that helped me better understand life, people, and myself.

And if at least one of them helps someone else someday, then it will all be worth it.