hello, my name is natalia losyeva and today we have a special edition of the podcast, we are talkingtional peace prize named after leo nikolaevich tolstoy. our guest today is the famous writer and screenwriter, alexander tsypkin. hello, alexander, hello, hello. listen, i was shocked when i found out that at the tolstoy readings you chose a story that, well, let's be honest, few of us have read, even knew about this story, the story karma. the thing is that, when i told about this, and it was sent to me, i think, by my wife, yes, and, i was very surprised that tolstoy was so immersed in buddhist ideas, in the ideas of karma, and there it is with such... it seems to be in a fairy-tale manner, in a parable, but with detailed reliability it is explained how the laws of karma work from the point of view of there and the reincarnation of the human soul from the point of view of specific events, it is interesting to follow the plot, how it unfolds, it is interesting to follow the transformation of the hero and it is short, here's another what's good is that i wanted the audience to get to k

hello, this is the psyche podcast, where i, journalist natalia losyeva and clinical psychologist, phdn psychology michael khors, try to decompose the most complex solitaires of life situations. our current situation is unusual in that the request came from the spouse. alexander. hello, hello, you came to us, hello, with your family problem, your wife anna afraid of all types of transport, afraid of speed, i understand, anya, that this has already begun to cause great discomfort, great inconvenience for your life, for your everyday life, travel, entertainment, please tell me, natalya mikhailovna, please help, in fact, she is afraid of speed, she gets hysterical, she gets to tears, what speed, 120 km/h, no? "she is sometimes afraid even of the sound of the engine, the car has not yet started moving, the sound is just starting to increase, she is already starting to get hysterical, fortunately the steering wheel is missing, but it happens there it gets worse, and what does it look like, all the fear, rapid heartbeat, tears, panic, shaking hands, it’s impossible to cope with it, you can’t