The vast majority of written books on practical psychology and psychotherapy implement the concept of adapting each person to generally accepted standards of behavior and worldview. The individual originality of a person, violating the harmony of his relations with others, qualifies as an anomaly that should be uncompromisingly eliminated. As a result, in society, carriers of the most pronounced individuality find themselves under total pressure, forming an inferiority complex in them and forcing them to rape their nature in order to remake themselves into average patterns.