Jaroslav Dušek in the story of a wise girl outlines the principle of a change based on a fearless system based on struggle. Fighting is indeed not the real benefit. On the contrary, the fight strengthens the unwanted. Fight always creates just another fight. Violence creates more room for violence and then it is very difficult to forgive it ...

The shaman of the indigenous tribe discovers that a glacier is rushing at the tribe and that the camp needs to be moved. Little Anasta lives in that camp, and she tells her grandfather: “I will not go with you. I want to stay here. " Grandfather: "And why?". Anasta: "You always taught me, Grandpa, that we humans create that space. I'll stop the glacier. I like it here.". The grandfather realizes that his granddaughter is realizing in his purity an idea that he has created himself and agrees that he can stay. If that doesn't work, he has his favorite mammoth at his disposal, where he can leave in distress.

Anasta sits facing the glacier and decides to fight it. He feels the glacier breathe - it progresses easily. The little girl pushes him back against him again. But the glacier is pushing much harder. But suddenly he realizes: "Ah, that's how I give you strength - the power to fight. I won't notice you. ”He turns his back on the glacier and begins to pay attention to the plants and the space he loves so much. The glacier stops. Her consciousness spreads over the whole territory and begins to protect that space.