Aziza explained the secret meaning of Pugacheva’s appeal to the Russians

“The prima donna addressed a bunch of atheists”

Alla Pugacheva explained the words about “slaves and serfs.” In her address to the Russians, the Prima Donna, among other things, stated that she was referring to her ill-wishers. Singer Aziza read Alla Borisovna’s message. The singer of the hit “All or Nothing” saw a secret meaning in the singer’s words, which she explained to MK correspondents.

“It’s probably still wrong to say that Alla Borisovna addressed all Russians,” says Aziza. “She turned to a bunch of atheists and spiteful critics, of whom, thank God, there are very few in our Russia. Because Russia is a spiritual country. And its main strength lies precisely in spirituality. Some did not understand the words of Alla Borisovna, who said that her life is controlled by the Universe. By this she said that her life is controlled by God, just like the lives of all believers. The universe is God. Every person has consciousness, subconscious and superconsciousness. For some it is more extended, for others it is less. Everything depends on experience and spiritual knowledge. Everything is God. He controls everything. ​People who dare to condemn, much less insult, another person are atheists.

One philosopher said: “People are not strong enough to experience the joy of others.” A person who lives in unity with God is a happy person. Few people can understand and realize this. Mostly people are preoccupied with the mortal, the perishable and the material. We remember about spirituality, about God, if it really gets to us. And so they talk about who lives and with whom, who does what, who looks like, who is how rich or poor…

Thank God, now there are many young people who are asking the question: “What is the meaning of life?” And the meaning of life lies in finding your divine nature. Since childhood, in families and schools, we were hardly taught this. I repeat, thank God that people began to think about how to preserve the divine spark within themselves, that is, love. I see this at my concerts. People respond with heart and soul to my serious and deep songs, where many questions are answered.

You can disagree with Alla Pugacheva on some points, debate, but condemning her and insulting her is the last thing. When she lived in Russia, we were not close to her. But I will never allow myself to judge her. She decided to leave – this is her right. I decided to come – that’s good too. Each person has his own path and everyone goes as he knows and considers it necessary: ​​with his own mistakes, achievements, ups, downs, victories… Higher powers lead everyone, but in different ways on this earthly path. And only God – the Creator of everyone and everything – can interfere in this path. This is what Alla Borisovna wanted to convey in her address.