On the seventh day of the month, you should concentrate on the super far areas of consciousness. In practice we deal with them when we look at remote clouds or far objects, let us say, at trees, or their leaves......

Day 7 – Practical Application

The concentration on super-far areas of consciousness is especially beneficial for accelerating the realization of events while preserving harmony and safety.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• speed up the realization of a desired event without pressure or force,

• work with goals that require processing a large volume of information,

• harmonize situations where rapid change is needed,

• align personal intentions with universal goodness and collective harmony,

• strengthen trust in the lawful and benevolent development of reality.

Because super-far areas of consciousness provide very fast informational processing, this concentration is particularly useful when:

• events feel delayed or stagnated,

• a situation involves many interconnected elements,

• you want results to come quickly yet harmoniously,

• it is important that the realization causes no harm to anyone.

By building the desired event on a cloud, distant tree, or leaf, consciousness works through elements that are naturally non-destructive. This ensures that acceleration occurs in a safe, balanced, and harmonious way, guided by universal goodness rather than personal force.

This method helps consciousness learn to act in cooperation with higher order, where personal actions align with the good of all, allowing events to unfold swiftly and constructively.

On the ninth day of the month, you do concentration, which can be called as concentration on super-far areas of consciousness in the most approached points of your consciousness.

Day 9 – Practical Application

The concentration on uniting super-far and near areas of consciousness is especially beneficial for achieving deep coherence, effortless control, and stable inner harmony.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• move from active control to natural, effortless influence,

• stabilize life events through your inner state rather than constant intention,

• experience greater clarity, calm, and spiritual alignment,

• harmonize many areas of life simultaneously without focusing on each separately,

• cultivate a state in which good, balance, and order arise naturally.

Because this concentration unites the most distant and the closest areas of consciousness, it is particularly useful when:

• you feel that thinking and effort are no longer effective,

• situations require a global, holistic resolution,

• you want life to unfold harmoniously without constant mental involvement,

• it is important to act from inner maturity rather than control techniques.

By bringing remote and near perception into one unified impulse, consciousness enters a special spiritual state — a mood of harmony, goodness, and creation. In this state, events develop favorably not because they are forced, but because consciousness itself becomes lawful, whole, and aligned.

This method supports the transition from doing control to being control, where harmony arises as a natural expression of unified perception.

On this day, you practice concentration the essence of which can be expressed as follows: you concentrate simultaneously on all covered by you objects of external reality at a time of only one impulse of perception of all these objects....

Day 10 – Practical Application

The concentration on simultaneous perception of many objects in a single impulse is especially beneficial for working with complexity, large systems, and integrated decision-making.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• handle many tasks, responsibilities, or situations at once without feeling overwhelmed,

• gain an overview of complex environments (work, projects, organizations, systems),

• access information quickly and intuitively, without step-by-step analysis,

• improve your ability to coordinate multiple processes simultaneously,

• develop calm, stable awareness in situations requiring broad perception.

Because this concentration trains consciousness to perceive many objects at once, it is particularly useful when:

• life feels fragmented into too many separate concerns,

• you need to make decisions that affect multiple areas at the same time,

• you want to act with clarity and efficiency rather than mental overload,

• you are working with technologies, information systems, or collective processes.

By tuning consciousness to a single impulse of perception, you begin to receive information about many objects simultaneously and coherently. Over time, this develops the ability to access and manage large volumes of information naturally, allowing actions to become more effective, harmonious, and expansive.

This method supports the transition from sequential thinking to integrated perception, where understanding, action, and creation unfold together.

On the eleventh day of the month, you concentrate on phenomena that reveal interaction of animals with man.....

Day 11 – Practical Application

The concentration on interaction between humans and animals is especially beneficial for developing empathy, expanded perception, and harmonious interaction with living systems.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• deepen your ability to understand perspectives beyond your own,

• harmonize relationships not only with people, but with nature and living beings,

• cultivate ethical responsibility in your actions and intentions,

• work with situations that require sensitivity, care, and mutual understanding,

• expand consciousness beyond a purely human-centered viewpoint.

Because this concentration invites awareness of how other living beings perceive and interact with you, it is particularly useful when:

• you want to strengthen intuition and subtle perception,

• communication feels limited by words or logic,

• you are working with environments, ecosystems, or collective life systems,

• it is important to act in a way that is beneficial for all forms of life.

By reflecting on the mutual perception between humans and animals, consciousness learns to enter the structure of shared reality, where control is no longer isolated but inclusive. This broadening of awareness supports harmonious development, mutual respect, and actions aligned with the well-being of the whole.

On this day, you concentrate on phenomena that can raise a question on creation of the whole.....

Day 12 – Practical Application

The concentration on restoring separate elements to an organic whole is especially beneficial for normalization, restoration, and re-establishing integrity at all levels of life.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• restore wholeness where fragmentation or loss has occurred,

• normalize situations that feel incomplete, broken, or disrupted,

• support processes of regeneration, recovery, and reintegration,

• harmonize personal, relational, or life structures back to their original norm,

• work consciously with the principle that everything can be restored.

Because this concentration focuses on returning elements to their original, correct place, it is particularly useful when:

• something essential feels missing or disconnected,

• life situations have been altered by sudden or external intervention,

• you are working with long-term consequences of past disruptions,

• you wish to restore balance without struggle or force.

By contemplating how a feather returns to a bird or a leaf to its tree, consciousness learns to perceive reality as an organic, living whole. In this state, control is exercised through restoration rather than correction, and normalization unfolds naturally according to the original harmonious structure of life.

This method strengthens the understanding that wholeness is the natural state of reality, and that restoration is always possible through conscious alignment with this principle.

On the thirteenth day of the month, you should concentrate on discrete, separate elements of some object of reality.....

Day 13 – Practical Application

The concentration on discrete elements of an object and their connections is especially beneficial for understanding structure, restoring functionality, and strengthening advanced control skills.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• understand how complex systems function internally,

• improve the ability to analyze and harmonize non-human structures (technology, processes, environments),

• restore or improve functionality by recognizing correct connections between parts,

• develop control through structural awareness rather than force,

• refine perception needed for advanced skills such as diagnostics or clairvoyant insight.

Because this concentration works with non-human objects only, it is particularly useful when:

• dealing with technical, organizational, or material systems,

• something functions incorrectly and needs structural re-alignment,

• you wish to deepen understanding of how parts cooperate to form a whole,

• developing responsibility and precision in control practices.

By isolating parts of an object and consciously identifying the connections between them, consciousness learns to work with informational architecture. When the desired event is held simultaneously, control becomes more precise, structured, and effective — while respecting the fundamental law that a human being must always be perceived as an indivisible whole.

This method strengthens the ability to create, restore, and improve reality through lawful understanding of structure and connection.

On this day of the month, you concentrate on the movement of the objects surrounding you.....

Day 14 – Practical Application

The concentration on the movement of surrounding objects and events is especially beneficial for understanding the informational essence behind processes and strengthening conscious mastery of control.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• better understand why events unfold the way they do,

• gain insight into the inner logic and meaning of movement and change,

• harmonize situations that are in motion or transition,

• develop a deeper, calmer relationship with ongoing processes in life,

• strengthen conscious control through understanding rather than reaction.

Because this concentration focuses on movement and cause, it is particularly useful when:

• life feels dynamic, unstable, or rapidly changing,

• you want to stop reacting emotionally and start perceiving informational essence,

• decisions depend on understanding processes, not isolated facts,

• you wish to refine your ability to guide events while they are unfolding.

• you want to develop the telepathy. 

By observing movement and asking why—why a cloud moves, why rain falls, why birds fly—consciousness learns to perceive the informational source of events. When the desired outcome is held simultaneously, control becomes more accurate, conscious, and harmonious, and mastery naturally deepens.

The visualization of the body and hands as reflecting the light of life further strengthens this method by anchoring understanding in love, goodness, health, and alignment with eternal development. This reinforces the principle that true control arises from inner light, harmony, and freedom.

On the second day of the months, you practiced a concentration on the little finger of the right hand. On the fifteenth day, you can use for this purpose some other parts of your body....

Day 15 – Practical Application

The concentration on different parts of your own body is especially beneficial for flexibility of control, embodied awareness, and harmonization through love and gratitude.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• expand control beyond a single fixed point and develop adaptive perception,

• strengthen awareness of the body as an instrument of consciousness,

• restore harmony between inner state, body, and external reality,

• work with intentions that require warmth, care, and mutual understanding,

• cultivate a stable state of gratitude and love as a foundation for creation.

Because this concentration allows you to choose any suitable perceiving element (fingers, nails, or other body parts), it is particularly useful when:

• you want to deepen personal sensitivity and self-awareness,

• situations require a softer, more inclusive approach,

• relationships and emotional balance are central to the desired outcome,

• you wish to reinforce control through connection rather than effort.

By practicing this method, consciousness learns that control is not limited to one technique or point, but can be expressed freely through the whole being. When combined with feelings of gratitude, mutual love, and blessing, control becomes creative, inclusive, and universally harmonizing.

This day supports the understanding that love itself is a form of creation and control, and that harmony grows naturally when consciousness acts from gratitude and unity.

On this day, you concentrate on the elements of the external reality that contact your body.....

Day 16– Practical Application

On the seventeenth day of the month, you concentrate on the elements of the external reality, which, from your point of view, always surround you....

Day 17 – Practical Application

The concentration on the elements that always surround you — space, the Sun, the Moon, constellations, the vast sky — develops expanded awareness and stability through connection with something greater than personal circumstances.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• regain perspective during uncertainty or stress,

• strengthen long-term vision and endurance,

• align personal goals with a broader, universal order,

• work with intentions that affect many people or future development.

By focusing on the vast surrounding space while holding a required event in awareness, consciousness stabilizes intention within a larger framework of harmony and continuity.

This day supports trust in restoration, renewal, and forward movement, strengthening confidence that your path unfolds within a stable and eternal structure of development.

On this day of the month, you concentrate on immovable objects.....

Day 18 – Practical Application

The concentration on immovable objects, a building, a table, a tree, a stone, develops stability, clarity, and firmness of perception.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• strengthen inner stability and decisiveness,

• clarify your position in a complex situation,

• ground your intention in something steady and reliable,

• work with goals that require persistence and endurance.

By identifying the essence of a stable object, consciousness learns to extract meaning and structure from reality. This strengthens your ability to act with clarity rather than confusion.

Practically, this builds resilience, leadership, and calm strength in difficult environments.

This day supports the understanding that stability overcomes resistance and that clarity of essence transforms obstacles into transparency.

On the nineteenth day of the month, you should concentrate on phenomena of the external reality, in which something that preliminary had existed as an organic whole, turns then into an aggregate of separate elements....

Day 19 – Practical Application

The concentration on phenomena where an organic whole transforms into separate elements (cloud → rain, tree crown → leaves) develops deep analytical perception and preventive control.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• understand how unity turns into fragmentation,

• prevent unwanted breakdowns in health, relationships, systems, or projects,

• work with situations where disintegration, loss, or instability is possible,

• strengthen foresight and early-stage intervention.

This day supports the understanding that consciousness can recognize, prevent, and transform destructive processes — and that every moment already contains eternity when perceived from a controlled, universal state.

On this day, you should concentrate on remote areas of consciousness. Your task is to help other people....

Day 20 – Practical Application

This method develops the ability to assist others through expanded consciousness and universal perception.

On the twenty-first day of the month, you should concentrate on the series of numbers, going in reverse sequence....

Day 21 – Practical Application

This method develops conscious control over time, thought sequencing, and constructive action.

By mentally creating number sequences in reverse order (within 1–31), you train:

• structured thinking and mental discipline,

• conscious transition from one state to another,

• the ability to “reverse” negative tendencies or undesired developments,

• stability when moving from complexity back to clarity.

Relying on inner feeling while forming sequences strengthens intuitive control.

The visualization of flowing water or melting snow trains perception of transformation showing that thoughts, body, and consciousness are interconnected and continuously building reality.

This day supports the understanding that you are an active builder: by consciously guiding thoughts and actions, you construct health, harmony, technology, and life itself in alignment with universal balance.

On this day of the month, you should concentrate on such elements of reality, which are characterized by the endless reproduction.....

Day 22 – Practical Application

This method develops perception of infinity, creative continuity, and stability of intention.

By concentrating on concepts such as eternity or endless space, you train consciousness to move beyond limitation and to construct the required event within a field of unlimited possibility.

It is especially useful when you wish to:

• stabilize long-term goals,

• overcome fear of loss or limitation,

• strengthen faith in continuous development,

• create from a state of abundance rather than scarcity.

It strengthens perception of love as the fundamental constructive force. Practically, this develops:

• joy-based action rather than effort-based struggle,

• creation rooted in goodwill and universal benefit,

• harmony in relationships and environment,

• confidence in continuity of life and development.

This day supports the understanding that consciousness builds reality through love, and that when creation is aligned with harmony and universal welfare, development becomes endless and stable.

On the twenty-third day, you should concentrate on development of all elements of reality towards realization of the tasks of God. 

Day 23 – Practical Application

The concentration on the development of all elements of reality toward realization of the tasks of God is especially beneficial for situations where a person seeks orientation, meaning, and confidence that personal experiences and actions participate in a coherent and purposeful unfolding of life.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• strengthen your sense of direction in personal and professional activities,
• perceive daily events as parts of a meaningful developmental process rather than isolated occurrences,
• understand how feelings, thoughts, and actions interact with external situations,
• cultivate reflective awareness that allows you to observe circumstances from multiple perspectives,
• support inner confidence that solutions and resources are already present within consciousness and soul.

Because Day 23 emphasizes development, purpose, and multidimensional observation of life situations, this concentration is particularly useful when:

• facing important decisions or transitions,
• seeking understanding of recurring emotional or situational patterns,
• working through challenges that require a broader perspective,
• or when you feel uncertain about your path, disconnected from meaning, or unable to see how present events contribute to long-term development.

Practicing this concentration regularly helps consciousness align with the perception of life as a purposeful and interconnected process, allowing clarity, inner trust, and constructive action to emerge naturally, while fostering the recognition that direction, resolution, and wholeness are inherently available within the deeper layers of being.

On this day of the month during concentration, you should receive any object from a form of man.....

Day 24 – Practical Application

The concentration on perceiving objects as emerging from the human form and recognizing love as the continuous creative force of reality is especially beneficial for situations where a person wishes to experience unity between inner potential, external manifestation, and purposeful action.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• strengthen awareness that creation begins within consciousness before appearing in external reality,
• develop trust in your creative capacity to generate ideas, solutions, and meaningful outcomes,
• perceive your actions as expressions of inner values rather than isolated tasks,
• support the integration of feeling, intention, and activity into a coherent life experience,
• cultivate a stable orientation toward love as a guiding principle in perception and behavior.

Because Day 24 emphasizes the relationship between inner image and outer manifestation, as well as love as an enduring creative foundation, this concentration is particularly useful when:

• bringing ideas into practical realization,
• engaging in creative, educational, or collaborative work,
• seeking deeper meaning in daily actions and interactions,
• or when you feel disconnected from purpose, uncertain about your creative contribution, or emotionally distant from your own activity.

Practicing this concentration regularly helps consciousness recognize itself as an active participant in creation, allowing actions, intentions, and perceptions to align within a continuous field of meaningful expression, where love naturally manifests through presence, choice, and constructive participation in life.

On the twenty-fifth day of the month you may concentrate on any objects at your choice....

Day 25 – Practical Application

The concentration on grouping objects and perceiving oneself as part of the observed reality is especially beneficial for situations where a person needs clarity, flexibility of perception, and harmonious integration within complex environments.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• strengthen your ability to see relationships between events, people, and ideas,
• develop flexible thinking and openness to multiple perspectives,
• organize information, tasks, or experiences into meaningful structures,
• support creative problem-solving through new combinations and connections,
• cultivate self-observation and reduce rigid self-identification.

Because Day 25 focuses on conscious structuring and recognition of oneself within the same field as all observed elements, this concentration is particularly useful when:

• working with complex projects or multiple responsibilities,
• navigating interpersonal situations that require understanding of different viewpoints,
• seeking innovative solutions or new creative directions,
• or when you feel mentally overloaded, fragmented, or disconnected from your environment.

Practicing this concentration regularly helps consciousness align with the natural relational structure of reality, allowing understanding, creativity, and self-recognition to emerge organically, bringing a quiet sense of coherence and belonging within the flow of life.

On this day of the month, you learn to see simultaneously the whole and a part of it, the common and particular....

Day 26 – Practical Application

The concentration on simultaneous perception of the whole and its part is especially beneficial for situations where a person needs integrative vision, precise attention, and confidence in acting within complex systems while maintaining awareness of individual elements.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• strengthen your ability to perceive both overall context and specific details without losing clarity,
• develop balanced attention that supports strategic thinking together with practical execution,
• enhance understanding of how individual actions influence larger processes and environments,
• cultivate awareness of your own development as part of a continuous and expanding whole,
• support constructive activity directed toward restoration, care, and beneficial contribution to others.

Because Day 26 emphasizes the unity of general and particular as well as the perception of development within eternity, this concentration is particularly useful when:

• working on projects that require coordination between vision and implementation,
• guiding others while remaining attentive to individual needs,
• studying or teaching material that involves both conceptual frameworks and concrete examples,
• or when you feel overwhelmed by details, detached from the broader picture, or uncertain how your actions contribute to meaningful development.

Practicing this concentration regularly helps consciousness integrate global perception with focused awareness, allowing purposeful action, creative responsibility, and constructive participation in life to arise naturally. Personal growth, care for others, and engagement with reality unfold within a continuous field of development.

On the twenty-seventh day of the month, you should do the same concentration as on the ninth day of the month....

Day 27 – Practical Application

The concentration on infinite development of each element together with the perception of universal help and kindness is especially beneficial for situations where a person wishes to strengthen cooperation, compassionate action, and confidence in mutual support within the interconnected fabric of life.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• cultivate readiness to offer constructive support to others in both visible and subtle ways,
• recognize that receiving and giving help are complementary aspects of conscious participation in life,
• develop kindness as an active orientation expressed through thoughts, decisions, and actions,
• perceive your creative activity as contributing to shared well-being and collective development,
• strengthen awareness of continuous growth as a process supported by universal connections.

Because Day 27 emphasizes mutual assistance, kindness as a form of creation, and infinite development of each element of experience, this concentration is particularly useful when:

• engaging in collaborative work or community activities,
• supporting others emotionally, educationally, or practically,
• seeking to transform everyday actions into expressions of constructive contribution,
• or when you feel isolated, uncertain about your impact, or disconnected from networks of support and cooperation.

Practicing this concentration regularly helps consciousness align with the principle of reciprocal support, allowing kindness, cooperation, and shared development to manifest naturally. Each thought, action, and movement participates in an ongoing process of creation that strengthens harmony within oneself and within society.

On this day of the month, you should fulfill the same concentration as on the eighth day of the month but with one important difference.....

Day 28 – Practical Application

The concentration on creative repetition with transformation, together with the perception of oneself as a participant in harmonizing reality, is especially beneficial for situations where a person seeks renewal, deeper understanding of familiar experiences, and conscious participation in constructive development of life.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• strengthen your ability to revisit known knowledge, practices, or situations while discovering new meaning within them,
• develop openness to inner change that allows perception to deepen without abandoning established foundations,
• cultivate creative learning through variation, reflection, and reinterpretation of previous experience,
• enhance awareness of your role in contributing to harmony within personal, social, and environmental contexts,
• support a sense of purposeful engagement aligned with constructive and beneficial outcomes.

Because Day 28 emphasizes repetition as a creative process rather than mechanical duplication, this concentration is particularly useful when:

• reviewing study material or practices and wishing to experience them with renewed insight,
• re-engaging with projects, relationships, or activities from a more mature perspective,
• seeking personal transformation without external change of circumstances,
• or when you feel stagnant, repetitive in behavior, or unable to perceive progress within familiar routines.

Practicing this concentration regularly helps consciousness transform repetition into development, allowing perception, understanding, and action to evolve naturally. Each renewed view of reality contributes to harmonization of experience and supports continuous creative participation in life.

On the twenty-ninth day, you fulfill a resumptive concentration.

Day 29 – Practical Application

Perceiving the entire monthly path in a single impulse and creating a platform for further development is especially beneficial for situations where a person seeks integration of experience, reflective understanding, and preparation for future growth.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• strengthen your ability to synthesize multiple experiences into a coherent understanding,
• develop reflective awareness of personal learning, progress, and transformation over time,
• create a stable foundation for future plans, intentions, or developmental cycles,
• cultivate perception of continuity between past effort, present awareness, and future possibility,
• support holistic perception that includes cognitive, emotional, and embodied dimensions of experience.

Because Day 29 emphasizes integration, impulse perception, and preparation for subsequent development, this concentration is particularly useful when:

• completing projects, study cycles, or phases of personal work,
• reviewing achievements, challenges, and insights gathered over a defined period,
• preparing new initiatives grounded in accumulated experience,
• or when you feel fragmented by multiple activities and wish to restore a sense of continuity and direction.

Practicing this concentration regularly helps you integrate past experience into a clear foundation for further development, supporting insight, direction, and purposeful continuation. Each completed cycle becomes a basis for ongoing growth.

On this day, you carry out concentration on the built platform.....

Day 30 – Practical Application

The concentration on harmony as the foundation of the created platform and the perception of unity within cyclic development is especially beneficial for situations where a person seeks inspiration, appreciation of coherence in life, and confidence in the continuity of personal and universal processes.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• strengthen your ability to recognize harmony within daily events, environments, and relationships,
• cultivate gratitude and inspiration arising from perception of order, balance, and interconnectedness,
• develop awareness of cycles in learning, work, and personal development,
• support a unifying perspective that allows diverse experiences to be perceived as parts of one coherent process,
• enhance motivation through appreciation of progress and recognition of meaningful continuity.

Because Day 30 emphasizes harmony as a lived experience and highlights the unity of cyclic transitions between periods, this concentration is particularly useful when:

• concluding developmental phases while preparing for new beginnings,
• seeking inspiration after intensive work or study,
• reflecting on life patterns that reveal repeating yet evolving cycles,
• or when you feel disconnected from meaning, unable to perceive coherence in events, or in need of renewed appreciation for the unfolding of life.

Practicing this concentration regularly helps you recognize harmony within experience, supporting inspiration, trust in life’s continuity, and readiness for new cycles. Different moments and transitions are part of one developing whole.

On the thirty-first day, you concentrate on the separated areas of each individual volume.....

Day 31 – Practical Application

The concentration on perceiving separate areas of reality as united through the eternal reproduction of life is especially beneficial for situations where a person seeks wholeness, trust in continuity, and stable positive orientation toward oneself, others, and surrounding events.

This method is recommended when you wish to:

• strengthen your ability to perceive unity within diversity and coherence within seemingly separate elements,
• cultivate a stable perception of life as a continuous and supportive process,
• develop constructive outlook that allows events, experiences, and interactions to be approached with confidence and openness,
• support awareness of health, vitality, and favorable development for yourself and others,
• enhance personal responsibility for consciously shaping perception and participation in life.

Because Day 31 emphasizes the integration of separate domains of experience through recognition of life’s continuity and creative nature, this concentration is particularly useful when:

• transitioning between cycles of work, learning, or personal development,
• seeking reassurance and stability after periods of uncertainty or change,
• wishing to strengthen positive perception and trust in unfolding events,
• or when you feel fragmented, pessimistic, or disconnected from the broader sense of life’s continuity and supportive movement.

Practicing this concentration regularly helps you perceive life as a continuous and interconnected process, supporting a positive outlook, inner stability, and confident participation in everyday experience.