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[Alexandr Korol]

that evokes different thoughts and desires in you. But you must catch yourself and recognize that these are not your own thoughts or desires. And if you learn to catch and control this, you will free yourself from all these worlds. And that’s the second key.
What I’m describing is essentially an instruction manual for becoming a God. The meaning of life is development, and a person must become a God. To become a God, one must stop living like a human and start living like a God. This means knowing what God knows, having values like God, and seeing the world like God, not like a human. I’m explaining to you what this means, but it’s still a sacred language. So, don’t imagine some old man with a beard or refer to any specific religion. I’m not trying to profane anything; I’m just using examples that are most convenient to convey the philosophical essence, the alternative reality, and the alternative perspectives I want to express through my books. You know, today I watched Inception, then Percy Jackson, and The Last Airbender. I liked how in Inception, they had a kind of reminder that they were in a dream. They would suggest to people, “Remember, you should have been trained to recognize that this is a dream? Ask yourself, how did you get here?” Or, “Pay attention to how gravity changes”, or “Look at this.” Or how they were waiting for the music to start playing, and they would hear it from the outside. All of these observations helped them not get lost in illusions. In “Percy Jackson”, what clues did he get? He heard a voice, but no one else could hear it. So, the voice that only he hears – what kind of voice is that? An inner voice. I’ll say this, as someone with experience, don’t turn this into some kind of sinful temptation, as is typical for you humans. I’m talking about the inner voice as a conscience, not as a temptation. Some people might start doing bad things and say, “The voice told me to.” No. The voice will never tell you to do anything bad or give you bad advice. That’s the first thing. I’m writing not about what you desire but about when you’re faced with a decision or action, and you take a moment to look at the situation from the outside and reflect on whether it’s worth it and what the consequences might be. Even that internal dialogue with yourself already brings a certain clarity before making a choice or decision. And this is something you must practice. That voice, this internal analysis from the outside, always helps me find a way out of situations and make the right choices. These little hints – see how they guide Percy Jackson. Or in “The Last Airbender”, how the boy enters a state where he learns information about what to do next, but he also faces challenges. Although he’s the Avatar, he got scared,