To understand another person means to take part in his life, to be generous and responsive, friendly, affable, always ready to help. Such qualities are possessed by good friends, caring parents and wise teachers, sympathetic psychologists and sympathetic psychotherapists.

Man is a multifaceted individual. His spiritual world is rich and varied. His life alternates ups and downs, periods of joy and sadness, luck and failure. Sometimes it is very hard and bad for him. In moments of mental turmoil and hesitation, a person experiences a spiritual crisis, and she needs moral support. It’s great if a friend is nearby, ready to substitute his strong shoulder. Then all adversity will pass by.

To be able to understand and feel a person means to be ready to “take over” his life, “absorb” his problems, delve into the analysis of every moment of a crisis situation. Unfortunately, few people have these qualities these days. Only one who has experienced similar troubles and is capable of high deeds can understand another person.