From the author: Responsibility. Many fear her like fire. They toss them around like baked potatoes. Or maybe it’s not as scary as it seems if you look at it from the point of view of benefits? Taking responsibility for your own life is actually beneficial. Why do I think so? Every day of my life I am faced with a total problem - the unwillingness to take responsibility for my own life, for relationships, for thoughts, for desires and feelings. As if everything that happens to you is not your doing. As if, if something not very good and unpleasant happens to you, then - stop, the entrance is closed - Karma is at work! Don’t get involved, they say, it will get even worse. But no. It will not be worse. But if you allow that same Karma to carry out all sorts of manipulations there without you, then it will be worse. It will be worse because, moving away from directing your own life, you entrust circumstances to create your life without you. But let’s think about it. If you get involved in this process, if you admit that you can actually influence what is happening, then, of course, something in your life will undoubtedly change. Therefore, change both in your environment and in your country. Therefore, there is no need to build ephemeral castles, there is no need to save the whole world. Start with yourself. Save yourself, take responsibility for your life - set an example for those around you - those who do not yet see that this can be done, that it works. And then, when everyone takes care of their own lives instead of creating an abstract world in the whole world, then this world will come by itself, without any effort, since the part creates the whole. What do you have to lose? In any case, if something doesn’t work out, you can go back and no longer be involved in your own life, be an observer and watch how someone puts everything there in the places they want. But, as it shows life, whoever tries to take responsibility for what happens in his life will no longer be able to refuse this practice, because he will feel the strength to change something.