КОНСТАНТИН САРКИСЯН: В поисках Бога. Наследник. Часть 1

In a tough interview with Ilya Gogua, renowned psychologist and author of "The Constitution of the World," Konstantin Sarkisyan revealed the mechanisms of selling one's soul to the devil, explained why God doesn't hear prayers, and declared that He has no pity for alcoholics and drug addicts. This revelation changes one's perspective on life and death. In the new episode of the program "Witnesses and Gogua," host Ilya Gogua subjected his guest to a genuine psychological and philosophical interrogation. The focus is on questions of responsibility, freedom of choice, and the nature of the Divine. Konstantin Sarkisyan, who, by his own admission, receives visits from God himself, answers the most uncomfortable questions: where is the line between freedom and permissiveness, why do we suffer, and how to avoid becoming a slave to one's desires. What lies behind the words "selling one's soul"? This episode challenges traditional religious dogma. Sarkisyan argues that the soul is an operating system, and selling one's soul means granting access to it through hatred, anger, or despair. He reveals five reasons why people make deals with the devil: power, wealth, knowledge, eternal youth, and love. Ilya Gogua tests his guest's mettle, cynically asking about "loaning" the soul and citing the example of modern politicians who rose to power "suspiciously quickly." Isn't this the price paid for devilish contracts? "I Don't Feel Sorry for Alcoholics and Drug Addicts": Why Doesn't God Intervene? The most poignant moment of the conversation is a dialogue about compassion and responsibility. Sarkisyan bluntly declares that he doesn't feel sorry for people who ruin their lives because it is their conscious choice and the consequences of their inaction. He shifts the conversation to the realm of metaphysics: why does God allow the death of infants and the suffering of the innocent? Sarkisyan's answer is simple and cynical: God is tired of humanity's repeated mistakes. He doesn't need martyrs; he needs those who have learned to love. This sounds like a condemnation of modern society, mired in manipulation and self-pity. In this episode, you will learn: What is "responsibility" from the perspective of the Higher Mind. How to distinguish God's path (long and difficult) from the Devil's path (quick and easy). Why geniuses often die in poverty, while mediocrities wallow in luxury (Van Gogh's story). How manipulation through guilt and fear is used to subjugate the will. What is the difference between "faith" and "knowledge" of God? Ilya Gogua doesn't let his guest avoid the tough spots. He confronts him with real-life paradoxes and demands answers. This interview is not for the faint of heart. It's a conversation about how to remain Human in a world ruled by crowned monkeys. Watch to the end and decide whose side you're on. ⏱ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - "I Don't Want to Be Human Anymore" — Intrigue and the Beginning of the Interrogation 01:20 - Responsibility: God Asked a Riddle, and I Answered 03:45 - "This Is the Psychology of a Slave": Why Is the Desire for Freedom a Sign of Weakness? 06:15 - Only a Fool Thinks the World Exists Without God 08:30 - A Personal Encounter with God: How Does It Happen and Where? 12:00 - Why Did Sargsyan's Daughter Ask, "Who Created God?" 15:10 - Curiosity or Usefulness: How to Ask the Right Questions? 19:00 - Life as a Movie: What Will You Tell God in the Movie Theater? 22:40 - "False Hope Is a Terrible Sin": Why You Shouldn't Lie About the Future 26:15 - I Don't Feel Sorry for Alcoholics and Drug Addicts (The Biggest Hit of the Episode) 30:00 - Why Didn't God Protect 100 Babies from Herod? 34:20 - "I Don't Have to Love Everyone": The True Nature of Love 38:10 - Selling Your Soul to the Devil: Operating Systems and Hacking 43:00 - "God Is Long and Difficult, but the Devil Is Quick and Easy" 47:30 - How to Tell if a Person Has Sold Their Soul? 5 Signs 52:10 - Van Gogh, Picasso, and Gauguin: Why Are Geniuses Not Recognized in Their Lives? 56:40 - Lions and Monkeys: Who Sits on the Throne of the Modern World? 01:00:20 - Raising a Son and the God Analogy: You're Always There, But Don't Get in the Way