About the book: 2009 / True Knowledge is material and finite. The problem is that we have too little of it to fill all our structures at the same time. We can go down and go up, separating ourselves respectively from the KNOWLEDGE of the world, from contact with the INDIVIDUALITY of another and from CHANGING the world, from contact with our own INDIVIDUALITY. And this makes us an obedient toy of the Rules - while we are able to KNOW, we cannot translate our Knowledge into reality except with the help of other people, each of whom will first pass it through the filter of the “rules” already given to us. And when we act, our consciousness is completely subordinated to these rules, so our actions do not come from our INDIVIDUALITY, but only use its energy, obeying the same “rules”. This mechanism seems indestructible, although, in essence, it is a “soap bubble” , existing only because of our FEAR. When KNOWING the world, upon contact with its “information core”, a feeling of “disproportion” immediately arises - Knowledge is too great and it can “tear” us if we let it into ourselves. It is this feeling that makes us FREEZE when in contact with Knowledge, make a pause, after which it decreases to the limits of the Rules. And when CHANGING the world, in the case when impulses to action come from within, we are AFRAID of our own INDIVIDUALITY. It seems to us that the Power contained in it will definitely destroy our own world, as, for example, if we “give free rein” to all our desires. We treat ourselves, our true essence, as a “hungry tiger” that will tear us apart if we give it even a little freedom. And we don’t even suspect that this is actually a cheerful and friendly tiger cub that can grow to any size, but at the same time will not lose either its cheerfulness or friendliness. We do not suspect that all the aggression emanating from him is only a consequence of the fact that we keep him in a tight cage and whip him at the slightest movement. Once you stop doing this, the “soap bubble” will burst and the whole world outside its walls will become our world.