Simon. Why should I think? The more one thinks, the worse it is.
Leoníd Fyódoritch. Just so, just so, exactly! The less conscious one is, the greater is the power. Don't think, but give in to your mood. If you wish to sleep, sleep; if you wish to walk, walk. Do you understand?
Simon. How could one help understanding? It's simple enough.
Leoníd Fyódoritch. But above all, don't be frightened. Because you might be surprised yourself. You must understand that just as we live here, so a whole world of invisible spirits live here also.
Theodore Ivánitch (improving on what LEONÍD FYÓDORITCH has said). Invisible feelings, do you understand?
Simon (laughs). How can one help understanding! It's very plain as you put it.
Leoníd Fyódoritch. You may rise up in the air, or something of the kind, but don't be frightened.
Simon. Why should I be frightened? That won't matter at all.
Leoníd Fyódoritch. Well then, I'll go and call them all.... Is everything ready?
Theodore Ivánitch. I think so.