UZURU

In a black, black city where it's always raining, a lone traveler may stumble upon a UZURU. Who is she, or what is she?

A prophet, an oracle, a tarot card reader, maybe a mad demon, a fairy godmother, or a psychologist from Finland? No one knows for sure (except for a mysterious narrow circle of people who call themselves the Council of Souls).

Anyway, her image is surrounded by magic and mysticism, and every traveler can get her advice or prediction.

Which, by the way, are based on a very solid scientific foundation. Her fortune-telling does not mislead, does not deceive, but destroys cognitive barriers and removes thinking from the loop.

The UZURU reads quotes from books by great sages, philosophers, and writers.

The best minds of mankind will come to your aid - Confucius, Aristotle, Lao Tzu, Alexandre Dumas, Albert Einstein, Arthur Conan Doyle, Bernard Shaw, Victor Hugo, H.G. Wells, James Fenimore Cooper, Jack London, Jerome Klapka, Jerome, George Sand, Jules Verne, Immanuel Kant, Karl von Clausewitz, Leo Tolstoy Seneca, Machiavelli, Mikhail Bulgakov, Mark Twain, Michel de Montaigne, Moliere, Honore de Balzac, Rene Descartes, Socrates, Nietzsche and many others.

Fortune-telling based on a random quote has long been a recognized method of developing creative, non-standard thinking. If our brain gets lost around solving one problem, if we get hung up and can't find a way out of a psychological impasse, then a random idea from the outside can break through the barrier and allow us to look at the problem from a different angle.

Do not pass by the spread-out UZURU card if you need wise advice or prediction right now. Go to the Cave of Choice and decide which direction your question is in. Do you want to know the future? Do you need love fortune telling? Do you need advice on work, career or money? Do you need a prophecy for today? Are you wondering yes or no? Are you looking for a way to win? The answers to these questions (and something else) The magic of fortune-telling can give you a UZURU.