The world of humans is divided into three categories, that of ‘ordinary people’, of ‘magicians’ and of ‘yogi’. 

In what way do they differ from each other? Firstly, each category solves the problems that they face in their lifetime in different manners.

Ordinary people deal with their problems by being upset, feeling pity for themselves and suffering. In this way they spend their time and energy wrapped up in negative emotions, which cannot help them.

As to magicians, when problems appear in their life, they do not become upset or suffer, but direct their energy as well as the entire power of desire to the achievement of their goal. Magicians always ask themselves: “What do I want? Why did this problem occur?”  One of the possible problems magicians could face up to could be, for instance, the lack of resources to travel to Altai, where they may want to go in order to attend some rituals or simply to be connected with the Power of Altai. Magicians would, thereafter, direct the whole power of their intention and desire to achieving the goal at hand. They would not become upset, but would simply stick to the belief that their desire, without fail, will be fulfilled, that knowledge will inspire them so that they can attract suitable life circumstances. They would not start dream nor would they create concrete forms. On the contrary they would simply assert: “Let my desire be fulfilled no matter how, let me get there like wind, I will prove that I can manage to be there with any means, something very unexpected might occur. Whatever way, it will work out!”

At that, magicians just wait, continuing to cultivate their intention and desire, without doubt, without allowing emotions of self pity, grief and disorder.

Thus, any person could become magician if, instead of moaning and suffering, they would simply direct their entire desires to fulfil some of their purposes and not doubt even one second. 

Why do people not act in this way? This comes from the fact that people are too sentimental, too sensitive and passive, they imagine too much and like to complain. Some even like to torment themselves with negative emotions, because these give them the sensation of being alive. Indeed in these moments they feel alive.

In order to become magicians, people must become stronger, must become more ‘Yang’, more decisive and more active in order not to allow sentimentality and all sorts of doubts, grief, apathy and depression to pull over them a blanket of ‘Yin’ energy.

It is, in facts, the presence of excessive ‘Yin’ energy that prevents people from becoming natural magician.

The Teacher advises to observe attentively businessmen and lucky people, who although have not realised that they are magician, are magicians true in their essence, as they always act single minded in order to achieve their goal. They are always confident in themselves, pay little attention to different doubts, grief and melancholy and other low states: indeed ‘Yang’ energy abounds within their being.

Let us pay attention to unhappy people.

They cannot do anything, they are very passive, very impressionable, they love to be melancholic, and they live in constant doubt. These people are totally imbued with “Yin” energy.