How nature or God influence a person for his correction and spiritual growth. Failures and trials for a person. What is behind them? Difference between man and animal. Selfishness and altruism. How does our world work?
Very often we do the right things from our point of view, trying to achieve the desired goal. But as a result, we only get failures and suffering, a negative result, and the other person, who acts incorrectly from our point of view, achieves success as a result; it seems to us that this person is not worthy of what he has. Over time, we begin to realize that some forces unknown to us control everything in our world and very often this world is somehow unfair to us. How these forces work, how they affect me. If something bad happens to me, what does it mean? Is this an accident or a pattern? If God exists, does he love me? Maybe God or nature are trying to change me with the help of misfortunes, but in what direction, what do they even want from me? I just want to live and have fun, I don’t need anything else.

The world is divided into four natures: Non-living, plant, animal and human. The development of three out of four objects, namely: inanimate, plant and animal nature, occurs in accordance with clear instructions coming from the surrounding world. Everything is governed by instincts, there are strict laws and decrees for everything, there is no free will and therefore none of them - animal, plant and inanimate elements of nature - make mistakes. The inanimate, the vegetative and the animal are in correct relationship to each other. The world is controlled by internal genes, instincts and external circumstances. Inside a person there are all three of these objects, inanimate, plant and animal, but there is also a fourth part, man, free will, freedom of choice. Animals don't have that kind of freedom. But we don’t know how to take advantage of this freedom. We are free in these desires, but we don’t know what to do next.
For some reason, a person is designed to satisfy the desires of his body, moreover, exceeding the natural needs of his body. For example, animals will eat only when they are hungry, they will not eat two meals, they will not strive for all kinds of pleasures and excesses. And of course, animals will not strive for power, wealth, honors, fame, or knowledge. Nature did not program animals or plants to do such things. Nature has not programmed man for these things, therefore man does not know how to behave, how to manage these desires correctly in the conditions of the interconnected system of nature and society.
Our cells are altruistic, all their actions are aimed at the benefit of the entire system. This is the only way the human body can exist. There will be no wars in the world, general prosperity will come only when each individual person removes his selfishness for the sake of a common cause. The Creator influences us with a force that is designed to bring man into balance with the Creator, all of humanity into balance with nature.