The collection includes articles from different years, prepared by scientists as part of scientific conferences and projects. It will be of interest to cultural scientists, philosophers, psychologists, graduate students, university students and high school students. From the preface. A. Shevtsov: “In these articles I tried to comprehend how much the worlds in which we live coincide with each other: the world of our body and the world of the soul. The world of the body is described by natural science and the Physical picture of the world. The world of the soul is not studied by science, and the science that now bears the name of psychology is in fact the science of the substance of the brain and is designed to stand as a cordon on the path to the world of the soul. Therefore, I believe that the only science about the soul and its life now remains only fairy tales. And since a person is still larger than his body and without the development of his soul he grows up to be a freak, I think that publishing fairy tales and encouraging thinking about fairy tales is a good and soul-saving matter. I hope that this collection will mark the beginning of the publication of a series of books about fairy tales, healing souls with the help of fairy tales, and the creation of fabulous games that heal modern man. Moreover, I believe that humanity is facing a terrible time, much more dangerous than any plague or coronavirus. This is the era of digitalization, when they will try to merge a person with a machine. And the first step towards this is the widespread dependence of children on gadgets. Children grow up like embryos of human bodies in the dystopia “The Matrix”, but they are connected to the Matrix not in a special space, but right next to us, through a computer and telephone. It's time to save them. But this cannot be done outside. All parents have checked and know that prohibitions do not work here, and it is not possible to distract the child. You can only save a child who has become dependent on the console from the inside, by entering the program that has subjugated him with the fairytale therapy virus. But in order for it to become effective, this fairy tale must learn not only to teach children, but also to develop in them the abilities most necessary in new conditions, so that these indigo children grow above the software environment that subjugates them and become mechanics of gaming reality. In other words, Digitalization is an element that will break our entire habitual way of life and even our idea of what a person is. And if we do not immediately understand that this is a challenge in the development of our minds, and do not lay the foundation for its development, a long and dark digital Middle Ages will come. However, the human mind that created the digital world is also capable of managing it. However, only those who have freed themselves from the fear of digital and from dependence on it can manage it. And this is all the more important because we are dependent not so much on this element, but on our children, whom we will lose if we do not understand how much their souls need a fairy tale...”