the priest said she had changed a lot. here she is, when we talked later, we were with her. she said that where i was there was only love and prayer. and she shone, yes , a little, i understood your unity, the cure is love. yes, you are any god, where do you take strength. where do you get so much patience, compassion and love for people. i already understood that our idea is a little different, as it were, and the people who dedicate you to such a service, it turns out, inside there are also doubts and contradictions, but there are forces to overcome all this help quietly. which what was the main lesson you learned from communicating with patients in the hospital? new such. no.

because this is resuscitation and you understand that something important still needs to be discovered . surprisingly, in general, of course, the hospital is very silent, and there is such a statement that illness is a special time for communicating with god. you agree with this. yes partially agree do you know why? because in fact, here is a man walking in this hustle and bustle every day. so he began to run, the trolley bus was late for work here, as if he smiled here, ta-ta-ta, then there is nothing to remember. you live in this mess. you, like a squirrel, have been spinning a wheel for years, you can finally rest in the evenings the next day, and the hospital suddenly cuts you off and isolates you from all this. and

you can find yourself alone with yourself and god, you understand, a person has the opportunity to suddenly understand something, to realize something of illness, it gives humility. well, as if imposed so that the disease. yes, this is an opportunity to stop and review some of the events of your life. and what could it be to change? it's true. this is the stone of a fairy tale. yes, you can go there after an illness here and there was such a person igor he had some kind of serious liver disease, probably, periodically lay in intensive care, apparently, something like that somehow, but i always have doctors so we communicate with doctors, and i ask. in what condition, if the medical hopes are there

like yourself? that is, i also somehow determine for myself. how will i talk to him? well, it was already clear that he was leaving. i never ask a question like this, but here i am i asked him, i don’t know why this is such a childish curiosity of my own, i tell her to clean up scary. well, you know he's leaving. he smiles at me and says he couldn't say. so that is, he has already seen some other world, you know, another story in intensive care is a man unconscious. lies connected to all these devices that show the pulse and pressure there and that's it. all everything there is a thousand tubules young. i don't know if he is 30 young, handsome strong shoulders, you know everything to live. and such

was to him some kind of something like that desire to help. i just stood up and began to read a prayer. rejoice in the jesus prayer to the mother of god virgin, and then i say, probably, poor things, somehow you really want to come to your senses. and i continue to pray, and i look, and even a medical sister came up to me and said, yes, she says, his pulse began to go off scale. that is , i suddenly realized that maybe he hears. i don’t know this either, but this was also a kind of discovery for me. are you a person in such a state of the cube, he reacted to what i told him, that is, your words are yours desires, yes, yes, he apparently felt and yes, it was called the body of the body reacted to the fact that yes, i hear our program is called the meaning of life. what is

the meaning of life for you someday? it was the meaning of the life of fatine's sister, demchenko, a woman whose name is well-known to many, and only sofia kovalevskaya mathematically substantiated that around saturn, in fact, not solid, liquid or gas rings, but billions of tiny solid particles, which also form an ellipse, otherwise according to kavalevsky's calculations, they were simply torn apart and

for this discovery, she needed not a telescope or a spaceship at all, but a pencil, paper and an enviable death it was in belarus that her difficult path to the world of exact sciences began on april 3, 1868 struggle for recognition in science, very soon the whole scientific world will have to admire the formulas that were born in the head of this little fragile sparrow, who worked like an ant. kovalev's dilemma of the great woman, see on thursday on our channel.

their homeland from sunny kazakhstan is a beautiful country with a rich history of ancient culture and unique nature, and fate brought them to belarus today in the project of two bright extraordinary heroines. claudia potemkina and

victoria lezhneva, both beautiful talented artistic claudia masterfully owns her wonderful voice, and victoria dances brilliantly on the floor. each heroine has her own unique destiny and her own view of belarus

ah, have you seen the city? we already had many acquaintances here, because from kazakhstan, many people fly here, kazakhstan is a very sunny country. there is always a lot of sun in winter in summer. you always wear black glasses and when i flew in in december and i look out the window in the morning. i say, when in general, when the sun will rise , when will it be day, and the day is already going with might and main , and for me, of course, it was a little strange that it was very, very gray. now i already admit it, i don’t notice it. i'm already used to it, but it seems to me that even now it has changed a little, the climate has become more sunny than 7 years ago, when we first arrived first here, probably, when you get to the republic of belarus uh, you are impressed with cleanliness, first of all, cleanliness and accuracy , and now you have lived here, uh, 7 years. i understand that this is, in general, the merit of people, because belarusian people themselves are very clean when

a person gets to another country. yes, first of all, he says, you are so great. it cleans up so well here. and here people just don't quarrel. yes, they clean up after themselves , they went somewhere, they always arrived everywhere clean. it's very very nice. we naturally, he came to the old city for a walk too impressed. here are these european streets, it's like you get to prague somewhere and really liked it on the first trip. for the first time i got to the bolshoi theater of belarus for a score. and we were so impressed. i said. well, let's move . i came from kazakhstan, the city of astana, and i was born in tselinograd. that is, there is, so to speak, a little history. first there was tselinograd, then aqua, after that they made

the capital, astana, and, as it were, that's it, i came from astana, i was 18 years old. i finished, and the eleventh class. i remember well it was the second quarter. it was winter, just before my birthday already. we had been preparing to move to belarus for a year. it was very difficult for me, because i had my own dance group, i had my friends, probably, maybe, of course, i don’t really remember, like the first love was and, of course, it was very difficult for me to move. and here i come, and in belarus, in the grodno region, a beautiful city. lida of course, after astana i have. well, to be honest, it was a shock immediately tears. i remember well how we arrived in minsk came out together stones scotch liked it i think about great. cool, that is. probably, there will be some kind of the same ah, we go further. we sit in a minibus, we go to lida, we arrive. we go to the bus station. i

remember well how i looked in one direction. i looked the other way and i immediately burst into tears. i say, mom, how could you come here from such a big city, here in such a small, very small city, as for the difference between kazakhstan and belarus, there were moments when there were not so many shops here at that time. as, for example, there is now, but there is still the house of trade. and when we got there, and i saw just elementary that there were still glass cases on the showcase, and our neman newspaper lies, then there are testers with eau de toilette. there, i don’t know what brand, but we were very surprised, because there is no such thing in kazakhstan . of course, when i came here, i moved. to belarus yes, i had such a moment that i would still return to kazakhstan. i still stood my ground, probably during. well of the year exactly, despite the fact that even i have already

entered the university and still said that i returned there, but a lot of time has passed. i graduated from university. i'm already working. i mean, i already told my parents. we talk about this very often. what well i don't want to say thank you very much. they changed the city to the village, and it was drastic. so chlobys and be a farmer. yes, it was sharply two formations, but not one in agriculture had to study everything on the go here, but why change urban benefits for life in the belarusian outback? draw your own conclusions here and now how many kilograms of cheese there are in the region. well, maybe 100 kg. kg in the morning

you wake up the nightingales are torn by a rooster cackling girls. objectively, peace and creation is a concentrated expression of what can be conditionally called the national idea in the first lines. we are belarusians, peaceful people. even without it. we are always for peace. if you work here, you work, you find your niche in public life. you can develop here and reach a certain limit. further more, faster, stronger, we are building bridges

of friendship and roads of prospects, we need to work. we need to rely on our family, on those people who are in belarus who work for creation and for the world as a whole, that we, as a family, are ready to live together with those who are not ready to embark on the path of betrayal, and it became clear to me thousands of belarusians something to be proud of. and what to fight for, watch on belarus 24 tv channel . now

we are in the wonderful large hall of our theater. here's our favorite scene, our house can't even say it's work. this our home, where we give our soul, our creativity, our talent. everything that he can, so that everyone who sits in this hall responds , everyone feels their emotions, so that the soul opens up and sings. it happened in my life. so on my very ascent in the theater, yes, when you occupy

an already defined niche, you become prima. they are simple ordinary workers here. ripened . this is the decision to move to beautiful, belarus . and it was hard. i won't say it was easy. it wasn't easy, but for about two and a half years i flew. but then, of course, i had to make my choice. i had to make my choice, and i wrote in the month of january of dismissal. you, of your own free will, and in alma-ata in an apartment then we still had an apartment there. i just lay there and cried for a week. i couldn't get over the way i quit. here, i have not yet been accepted into the corpse, not accepted into the theater, and in general, i remained on the street and of course, for any artist, well, this is just a tragedy. well, then i pulled myself together and devoted this time to the fact that i started to travel a lot. i went to poseur in italy for an internship.

and i trained in vienna with gabrielle symbol or such an amazing soprano wash and the mozart singer is absolutely absolutely brilliant, just an incredible person and probably this has borne fruit. here i am, and very often i am such a person. i never regret anything in my life, we would only regret that i didn’t do something. and i can say that moving somewhere, you leave everything behind you , you start from scratch. uh, it's such a big push to get over myself some new stage of development. you don't stay where you are. yes, there is such a feeling that this life, it is already somewhere there and it has remained at a certain level . it really gives you the opportunity to do more to rise head and shoulders above

what you can. until the age of 13 i was engaged in artistic gymnastics and already at the age of 13. e for health reasons. unfortunately. i had to rather quit this sport, which i loved very much. for me. it was all at that time, but in parallel with gymnastics. i really liked. ballroom dancing. i remember well we had the house of officers. it was in kazakhstan, i came there. this is my first coach, my first, and the teacher of dancing, and there was a kushnarik oleg anatolyevich and so i came to him. of course he

looked at me. come on. well, try it, because he understood that i was already an adult, that they still take all the children. e. from some small age, but i kind of told him every time, i can do it, i can do it, because i have a good physical preparation. i know what a job is. i know what is training and how, yes. he realized that in fact i can overcome all this, that i like it, that i am in such a combat mood and very quickly i was transferred to the main group. and where did the guys dance , who then defended the title of kazakhstan, and now, probably, from that moment i began to seriously engage in sports and ballroom dancing, at the moment. we are in the palace of culture, this is the place where i work, this is the place where i started working. uh, as soon as i graduated from university. and here, myself i did, but not for very long. well, in the future, of course, despite the fact that i studied. uh, you are not in minsk at the university

of culture 5 years i was drawn home and everyone told me vika why? well, with the capital you are leaving for a peripheral city. but i can't say that minsk is not bad, by no means, but somehow, uh, i don't know, maybe i'm somehow more homely. maybe you are more attached to your mother, but i really wanted to go home. i have a wonderful director here in the palace, who, as soon as i arrived. i remember this moment well when here we are, and met, and i came and said. that is, what i want, what i want to have my own team. i want to develop ballroom dancing in our city in the city of lida and for what, as it were. well, here irina eduardovna said, great. we love such specialists, so let's try. and we'll see that you imagine yourself doing something, and from that moment on, it was quietly at first. i have two pairs, then two and a half pairs, then more, that is, from each time the guys became more and more, then

we defended the title of exemplary teams. today i am the head of an exemplary studio in ballroom dancing. i hmm today i am a member of the belarusian dancesport federation. this is so that our guys can go to the republican competitions, but not only to the republican ones. that's it, we have such a status, i and the judge. i have the first category, of course further. i really wanted to hold a tournament in my city. and of course with the first question with this question. i came to my director, and then it just happened that we have, and the chairman of our city, the mayor of our city, is changing. and so we went to see him, when we came to see sergei vasilyevich for a spoon, how would he listen to us, what are we, what are we, what are we, what we want, as it were, here he first asked what

would you like to make a brand, well, to your team, and then, of course, i said that sergey vasilyevich wanted to hold a tournament, then sergey vasilyevich and his angel gennady anatolyevich did not come together to tournament, when they arrived, they saw a chic hall, chic decoration, all pairs of beautiful girls in beautiful suits, elegant guys, elegant children's couples, and then they said, of course, but we also have all the conditions in our city to make such a tournament. we have a sports complex olympia which can accommodate a large number of students, and a large number of spectators, and as if we held our first tournament for the cup of the mayor, and the republic of belarus in ballroom dancing last year. on in fact, we got it wow and already last year we held the second tournament. and in sports and ballroom dancing, he was also in the mayor's cup. i hope that we will continue

to succeed in this, and we will be able to make it directly traditional, and then, let's say, the head of our city saw that many children are engaged in many children. dancing and that's his idea was to open a dancing house. my favorite mommy for tea, let's make some small surprise.

we are visiting my mother irina and vova, our closest ones, who we have in minsk with pleasure meet invite guests come to us. our family consists of four people. my husband is sergey. i have two children older than 15 years old and a younger son. nikita he is 10 years old when we made the final decision to move to belarus of course, when choosing a country, we first of all chose so that