In fairy tales there are stories when the Hero dies in an unequal battle, but at that moment a Heroine appears next to him - the Loving One or the Sorceress (Wizard), who cannot come to terms with the death of the Hero and revives him! With the help of living and dead water... A fairy tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it! What does a fairy tale tell us when it describes the process of revival? In fairy tales we are not talking about real people, most often we are talking about archetypes and archetypal situations. Similar situations happen to different people in life - and fairy tales describe unique clues - how these situations can be lived through - resolved... In real life, many people take courses that will help save a person’s life in case of various injuries - first aid courses... And in fairy tales the situations are similar, but not quite - in fairy tales the images are deeper - archetypal - about, for example, how to survive grief, which knocks people down and, at times, takes away the desire to live. In fact, fairy tales describe peculiar psychotherapeutic processes - how cope with pain, which may not be physically visible, but sometimes hits a person stronger than a physical wound... As they say in a fairy tale, the Hero entered into battle with mighty strength and fell in this battle... This strength of the Hero overcame him. How is it possible understand this? There are plenty of such situations! Death/loss of a loved one, collapse of a relationship with a loved one/husband/wife, loss of a job/home/money, etc... It’s good if there really is another person nearby who will revive the victim of a life-wreck. And if not is found (we remember Baron Vrungel and not only him), then you will have to become your own savior - how else? (Here, help from the audience is possible, of course - options are welcome)). So, we got to living and dead water! Only the water is used in a different order - during revival. Be it yourself, or another. First you need to water the deceased (who has fallen into apathy, depression, experiencing acute grief and other traumas) with dead water... Of course, in real life you can go to the Dead Sea for water, but you will find salty water there. ...Although, salt water really helps in many needs - it heals, yes. But in fairy tales, water is an element... an element of feelings. Dead water in fairy tales helps to heal and heal all wounds - a person becomes whole again. Whole, but dead, it doesn’t matter. The process of healing/healing of wounds takes time! No matter how much one would like a Man to instantly come to life! But when the wounds on a person heal/heal, only then, in a fairy tale, do they water the Hero with living water. Living water - life - belly - the gate of life (and death too, by the way) - emotions live in the belly... And the Hero came to life! I became capable of living emotions again! Not earlier, but not later. PS hint - it’s a long way to go to the Dead Sea, but you can get living and dead water much closer! Actually, I already hinted about the process of psychotherapy...)PPS Be healthy! But...if you need it, come.