I think such practices teach us to accept reality at a subtle level. There are different events in our lives, and we reflect, something we like, something is not. And it's just a reality. We give it our own color. In paired practices and Nyasa, we accept the situation as it is at a given time, regardless of whether we like it or not. Partners, respectively, reality, change very often, and you constantly adapt to new conditions and stop perceiving it at some point as a way out of the comfort zone and a new adaptation, it's just there and you continue to go further, trusting what's happening. And we transfer this subtle feeling to ordinary life, such resistance, resistance to the fluctuations of the surrounding world.