Once from a woman during a conversation I heard the following phrase: “Only those who have nothing to do do psychology!” For part of the city's population, these glories are true, and that's normal. There are always different views on one thing - this is natural. There is another part of the population that considers psychology and spiritual development an integral part of their life, everyday work; these people cannot imagine themselves outside of spirit, energies, they clearly feel themselves to be part of this universe, part of the divine world. There is a serious difference in views on the face, but these very different people do not interfere with each other, just as fire and water, day and night, air and earth do not interfere with each other. They simply cause each other; without one, the other would not exist. At the junction of views there is always a place of transition and most often the direction of movement in it comes from disbelief to faith, from matter to spirit, from mercantile views to sublime reasoning. It is very interesting that at this moment a person feels insecure, incomprehensible, vague. However, only the inner voice coming from the heart will tell you what to do next. Of course, this transition happens differently for everyone. For some, it smoothly weaves into life, unnoticed by the person himself, for some, serious troubles or illness push it towards this, and for others, they consciously take a step into the unknown. The transition process is usually very long. And if we are guided by the phrase: “There is no limit to perfection,” then this is a constant state of eternal transition. So what should every person learn? To move freely, at ease, joyfully, calmly, without attachments and hooks, without resentment and fears, in other words, a person must learn to fly. So, a psychologist is the person who helps a person learn to fly and maintain this state of flight in any life situations. Isn’t it true, a psychologist is very useful to everyone without exception?!