In Russia, we have huge problem in studying English. Probably we could name it The Problem. By the end of the education period, we can not (no need to speak so informally - can not, can't would've sounded just fine _ can not contracted = can't) speak in English at all, the only thing we know - is just rhymed irregular verbs (break-broke-broken, see-saw-seen), but <strike>using</strike> = the use of  participles, for example, already is unachievable magic.
London is the capital of Great Britain - all we have. (I don't really know what you mean by this. Are you trying to say they only tell you about london and not about other cities?)
I.e. we have proper passive lexicon and can translate English texts in Russian <strike style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">mostly</strike> =pretty much/ almost (notice how you used -ly on 2 words next to each other, making them sound off) correctly because of words (a bit too ambiguous), but we're always missing details since we do not understand collocations and constructions.

I am not an English teacher, and probably I have already = and I have probably already made a couple of mistakes in the introduction, but these things I will describe below helped me to make a rush (?) <jump?> from “My name is Kolya” to thinking in English and speaking mostly without any struggle.

And this exactly The Problem, up to 15 years of studying are in vain. 11 years of school 3-4 in university. And for me, the understanding of things which I have described below (and in next articles) helped me just during 1 month to make such rush.

I will explain things in these topics:
-How we were taught Russian and what pros this method has;
-How we were taught English and main problem of it;
-I will try to put in on paper my understanding of English related to Russian course in Russia. There are some techniques and different approaches probably it will = and it will probably be helpful for you too.

Yes, I have prepared some of the articles already, I hope it will be helpful for at least someone.

During these last tree months I've seen on internet some videos about meditation and its benefits.
I've always thought (,)like everyone (,) that meditation was quite weird and I didn't think it could completely change my life forever. (sounds better without the adverb, cause you're already implying that your life was changed in an irreversible way)
So ,<strike style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">after that</strike>,2 weeks ago I started with a famous meditation technique called mindfulness which <strike>consists to pay</strike> = consists in paying attention to the present moment <strike>trough</strike> = through the breath.
At the beggining it was quite hard and boring because I couldn't pay attention to the breath for a long period of time, but after a few days I became much more comfortable with it.
Now I meditate 15-20 minutes a day and it is helping me a lot with stress and focus but I wanna learn new meditation techniques like trascendental meditation...
I hope that many people will start with meditation because it brings <strike style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">to</strike> <strike>your life a lot of benefits</strike> = it brings a lot of benefits into your life and moreover it's completely free!!.
Please somebody correct<strike>s </strike> = correct me.