Evening. Elena returns from work to her old, modest apartment on Pokrovka Street in the center of Moscow. Elena gives all of herself to her teaching at the Orthodox University, constantly writing scientific articles and books. Elena is a doctor of theological sciences, a respected teacher. But despite her success in her career, Elena had no family or children. She also had few friends because of her shyness and excessive modesty, and many people thought she was boring. Elena walked along the quiet streets of old Moscow, reaching an old, pre-revolutionary house on Pokrovka Street. Elena herself was dressed in a strict, gray, almost masculine suit, consisting of a black shirt, gray pants and a gray, strict jacket. This woman was very fond of strictness in everything, even in her clothes. Elena was already dreaming of getting home soon, going into her cozy apartment and drowning in endless books, prayers and studies