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[Alexandr Korol]

to be friends with people, to socialise. And everyone asks: “How do you do it, Alexandr? We can’t do it. The people there are bad.” I say, “Well, there aren’t any bad people here. Where are you going?” And I actually realised. In this just society it’s like there’s a spiritual me and a material me. But it’s not a question of whether you are spiritual or material. It’s whether you’re light or dark. And that, like there are dark people, spiritual people, those who go on TV shows like ‘Battle of The Psychics’, all these fools with daggers, thugs, there is darkness, graveyards. And there is also a dark material society, which is prostitutes, drugs, gangsters, guns. And there is also a light society, where there are good people, music, travel, everything is beautiful and birds sing. National Geographic programmes you see there. And there is good spirituality. Not those fools with tarot cards and nail boards. And where there are just normal, creative, soulful people. There’s that too. And it’s like this world is made up of four parts. Just like I drew the matrix, there are two halves, spiritual and material, but it is also divided into two halves, good and bad. Maybe someone with a dark heart, when they go back into society, they go into a dark society, but I go into a light society. I don’t see evil there. But I see tests. I see it like it’s not even a test for me, it’s just like it’s there and maybe that’s why it’s almost non-existent in my life and for some people it’s a trap. It depends on how clean your soul, your heart and your lens are. The most invisible trap. I probably just fall into it, but again, I mean, I used to fall into it, but now I have control over it. It’s something that society pulls in. I mean, everything I am writing to you now is just basic information about when a person comes back from the “cosmos” and from the “corridor” into society. He starts life with a clean slate, kindly and all is well, with a brainwashed and clean soul; it is important not to get lost there again. One of the most important points is not to get lost in society. That is the most invisible trap. How does it happen? Today you went to the dance, you went to dinner, tomorrow you are told again, let’s go there, and the day after tomorrow you are told: “Remember you wanted to go to the library, so I booked time for us to go there.” You see this person for the second day and they are already talking about tomorrow, which is the third day. If you spend three days in a row with some people or in some places and you are always somewhere in society, you lose your awareness. And it’s so imperceptible, and everything always seems to be good; everything seems to be for the good. Today the theatre, tomorrow the library. You can’t do that. Pay attention.