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I’ll start by saying that this is an educational game and competition.
In other words, your personal development will also be the result of this game. The game makes you use the right hemisphere of your brain, awaken your inner child, and reflect on spiritual matters.
There will be three prizes:
12000 Virt-Money.
6000 Virt-Money.
3000 Virt-Money.
With Virt-Money, you can buy anything you want at the School—it is the School’s universal internal payment mechanism.
Participation requirement:
I will choose the winners as the author of the book.
There will also be three consolation prizes of 2000 Virt-Money each.
The competition will last three months.
Before starting the competition, I want to tell you a little story from my life.
I have never told it anywhere before.
When I moved from Yakutia to Oryol at about the age of 11, the school curriculum here was many months ahead of me.
In general, I found myself in a completely different world and group, where “everyone belonged,” while I was different. The teachers also told everyone that “this boy came to us from the land of polar bears”...
In short, I began doing worse at school, and I did not fit in with the group. Although back home, everything had been fine.
I received C’s in Russian Language and Literature. The teacher for these subjects (Russian Language and Literature) lived in the same building as me, in the neighboring entrance.
She complained to my mother that “your Seryozha is a mentally retarded boy...”
Well, you can imagine what the rest of my childhood was like and what the teachers thought of me
The years passed.
I finished school and university. I worked, practiced meditation, immersed myself in spirituality, and so on...
And I began writing poems and stories.
More and more. Better and better...
And my book ended up in the hands of this Russian Language and Literature teacher. She read the book carefully.
These were the teacher’s exact words (as they were relayed to me) after reading the book: “My God, how wrong we were!”
In other words, your personal development will also be the result of this game. The game makes you use the right hemisphere of your brain, awaken your inner child, and reflect on spiritual matters.
There will be three prizes:
With Virt-Money, you can buy anything you want at the School—it is the School’s universal internal payment mechanism.
Participation requirement:
- You must have my printed book. You can find out how to buy it here: Your Yoga. A Little More Than Silence. A Collection of Poems (If you are abroad and cannot buy it, write here in this thread, stating where you are currently located (country and city) and why you cannot buy it). For example, if the book is temporarily out of stock on Ozon, you simply need to wait for a new shipment.
- You need to read an example of an interpretation of my poems here: Your Yoga. Interpreting Poems.
- Choose any poem from the book for interpretation that has not yet been interpreted in this thread.
- Take a photo of this poem (specifically, a photo from the book) and post the photo in this thread.
- Then write your own interpretation.
I will choose the winners as the author of the book.
There will also be three consolation prizes of 2000 Virt-Money each.
The competition will last three months.
Before starting the competition, I want to tell you a little story from my life.
I have never told it anywhere before.
When I moved from Yakutia to Oryol at about the age of 11, the school curriculum here was many months ahead of me.
In general, I found myself in a completely different world and group, where “everyone belonged,” while I was different. The teachers also told everyone that “this boy came to us from the land of polar bears”...
In short, I began doing worse at school, and I did not fit in with the group. Although back home, everything had been fine.
I received C’s in Russian Language and Literature. The teacher for these subjects (Russian Language and Literature) lived in the same building as me, in the neighboring entrance.
She complained to my mother that “your Seryozha is a mentally retarded boy...”
Well, you can imagine what the rest of my childhood was like and what the teachers thought of me
The years passed.
I finished school and university. I worked, practiced meditation, immersed myself in spirituality, and so on...
And I began writing poems and stories.
More and more. Better and better...
And my book ended up in the hands of this Russian Language and Literature teacher. She read the book carefully.
These were the teacher’s exact words (as they were relayed to me) after reading the book: “My God, how wrong we were!”
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