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natalya viktorovna, if you were writing memoirs, what would you call them? but i would call them the meaning of life. my heroine embodies a huge number of talents, she is a writer and literary critic, a psychologist and scientist, her books help to comprehend love and faith, her scientific articles help to get rid of severe addictions, her life is all woven from contradictions, which is probably why her

literary style does not leave indifferent. today my guest is a writer-psychologist, candidate of psychological sciences, natalya soviet. natalya, hello! hello, natalya, i know that you started writing as a child, who was the first to notice your literary talent? in childhood, in childhood , probably yes, but childhood was not so young, as if it were already in school years, i remember my teacher zoya vasilyevna nazarova, it so happened that i had just arrived from the murmansk region and came. to a school in a town in the vitebsk region, for the first time in this seventh grade, and we wrote essays, there was an essay, i always chose free topics, i don’t know why, but not i loved these frames, when i was limited to something, here is a free topic on which, i began

to write about the north, i wrote a whole notebook about the north, it was an essay, it turned out that it was then... they had already determined the form , that this essay turned out, such an artistic essay, with this essay zoya vasilievna offended all classes, which means that it was read in educational institutions of our city, in other schools and so on, i spoke and read out some passages, that’s what she told me thus supported then, i can do it write, i can write, i...

and i still read your fairy tales, your works to these children, she shocked me with these words, because i myself treated it like, well, what’s there? was once written in childhood, it turned out that these fairy tales are read and listened to by children already in these generations, now i also have fairy tales, and they are sometimes written in an amazing way, for example, i was shocked by the story of a woman i know and her son a singing son and a saving mother, who tried all the time to save her son. i wanted to write about this, well, i don’t know, that a story, some kind of

story, suddenly a fairy tale began to be written, there lived, there was a boy, zhenya, off he went, a fairy tale was written about zhenya and the green snake, such an amazing fairy tale, and his first publication in a big press, remember? well, in general, i wrote a lot, just some notes, articles, so this, this was a lot of publications. in different newspapers, and if we talk about such a serious literary publication, you know, i was probably somehow very lucky with good people who met on my way, but before that, here ’s how to tell about these people, first publication, here’s how i want to tell you a story, i was lucky enough to visit jerusalem at the holy fire. and

to hear at the right moment that this is yours, that this is yours, in order to do just as you want, as you want, in fact, this literary activity, it began after my trip to jerusalem, and the first printed work of this kind, if we say not even about books. they helped me a lot in the nyuman magazine, our nyuman magazine, first i wrote yesterday,

and it was called the search for treasure, it was reprinted by our contemporary, our contemporary, moscow, this essay formed the basis of my first fiction book, which was published here, then there was the lim publishing house, now it is the publishing house zvezda, the book was called beyond the edge.

you feel and speak with their voices, you see with their eyes. the situation on the polish-belarusian border is getting worse because germany has begun expelling people from their country. people with asian and oriental appearance to the territory of poland, it looks more like a local an agreement that they decided to use for internal political games both in poland and in germany, but this is probably different. in fact, it goes back a long way. the british were the first to want to encircle russia,

depriving it of its status as a great power in the black sea region. this is how the idea of ​​expanding nato arose. so that every country in the black sea region around russia becomes a nato country. in 2007, president putin gave another clear speech at the munich security conference. there he said: “gentlemen, you promised us in 1990 year that nato will never expand. nato expansion is not an isolated case of deception. the united states, as a key country in the alliance, has this position. if you don't deceive, you won't survive. ksenia lebedeva's author's view on the policy of double standards. this is different in the project, watch it on the belarus24 tv channel. natalya viktorovna, who are you more when writing your books? a writer or a psychologist?

and you can’t be a writer and not at the same time be a psychologist. writer, good writer , he is definitely a psychologist, but how to be a psychologist without mastering the word, the sensual word, intelligible, artistic, often, i, in general, in a word, uh, in my specialty i use it as a tool, an instrument, i can’t do without it either, psychotherapy, this word, first of all, is the influence of the word. and these are such miracles when it is really possible to raise a person from the bottom to which he has already fallen, and return him to a normal human life, because this is in a word, we only work in words, we do not work with anything else, our method is spiritually guided by psychotherapy , but here we must make a reservation, a word from god

help, i know that you are also a professor at an international academy. you know that - your biography is very contradictory, well, look for yourself, you dreamed of becoming a writer, you became a psychologist, you were the secretary of the komsomol committee, and then you believed in god and began to write about faith, what is this, is this a search for yourself, or is this doubt about

your chosen profession? this is probably a little bit of self-searching. but no doubt, these are just new doors opening, you know, when we go through a certain path, and maybe on this path we are already here, here have worked, and there is no further growth, no further increase in spiritual, internal, self-improvement. and new doors open for us, a new overcoming, a new search, new knowledge, a new area, and you step there, and it turns out that you are needed here too, and you find yourself here too, but it’s great, it’s interesting how you feel

to e-books, do you read them, in your opinion, is it good or bad? there is help for this, and some kind of advertising of his work, thank god that it exists, unfortunately, it gave birth to such a huge army,

low-quality literature, writers, and low-quality literature, already as a work, which is probably bad in this regard, because reading... my heroes, they are not always fictional, so in this sense, of course, i also use other people’s experience, well, experience, again, of writers, because

when you read others, other authors, you also get imbued with something from them, take something for yourself, and i write about many writers, i have two books, namely literary ones , where... writers, about their works, about literature, about language, two books, one fate, the book mirror came out last year, here are completely different writers and it’s very interesting in general to learn about other people’s works of my comrades in peru. among your works there are many books about war, but you and i belong to a generation. who knows about the war only from stories, but what do you take as the basis for your works about the war? and i take life, real life, i take real life as a basis, the life of those people who were

next to me, whom i knew, whom i met, their destinies, their experiences, this witnesses, living witnesses of the great patriotic war, and my first works that i wrote on this topic were works. very captivated. natalya viktorovna, which works about the war do you consider the most truthful? well, come on, works that

contain the truth of life, and not the truth of fact. i don’t know how well i succeed, but i try to write this way. tell me, my new book, there was an endless war, if. memory, so she told me her life, fate, we write for something, not just preserve the memory, draw conclusions, and

maybe make an artistic textbook that will teach you how to live, how to overcome the difficulties that will befall us, our lot, we don’t know what will happen tomorrow, we live with you in such an era, in such... it’s a turning point, we don’t know what will happen tomorrow, we really want to prepare. every day we work to ensure that you receive the latest and most useful information. the twenty-minute format allows us to talk about what is happening in belarus and world, take a linguistic walk in

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see in the project a look at belarus on our tv channel. among your works are not only prose, but also poetry, yeah, so i propose to change our topic of conversation and talk about love. can i ask you to read some of your lyrics? a lonely star, outside the carriage window, you are in a hurry, at a sleepy evening hour, generously pouring light onto the earth, silvering the surroundings, but nowhere to be seen, no dear friend, the horizon is burning out, the speed is rushing in a circle, sweeping the sky, dark blue in the sky,

a lonely star on... in the cold sky, a widowed swan that has flown away forever. thank you, thank you very much. natalya viktorovna, who is your very first reader? mom, my mom, she will soon turn 90 this month, everything i write, i always read to her, she, you know, is like that...

natasha, you should write, she had a mother’s heart, she probably felt that you know, god gives us some talents, gifts, and we must develop them, it’s wrong if something remains undeveloped, as if out of spite, already out of irritation, that she endlessly tells me this, she wrote a poem , well, i was surprised myself, well, in general, the path is difficult.