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[Alexandr Korol]

don’t see things like that, you think you’re foolish and that’s why no university is accepting you. On the other hand, you want to grow. Then you realize, maybe it’s because you’re not supposed to leave your home. So you decide, “Fine, I’ll study in my hometown”, and suddenly you get accepted into every university. Then you understand, it wasn’t about being denied the chance to study. You were denied the chance to study elsewhere. Because you weren’t meant to be someone else, in another place. There are many moments like this: the people you meet, the opportunities you’re given, or not given. Most often, the opportunities you’re denied are withheld because those opportunities would bring out your animal instincts. Your mind would start spiraling, and you’d begin to behave poorly. That’s why you’re denied those things. If you realize this and understand that you can still behave well regardless, imagine this scenario: Someone works on a construction site but wants to earn money on the side with a hobby, to build a house. But how can they know if their fate and the system allow for this? Imagine one person is given the chance, but another isn’t. You know why someone might not be given that chance? Because when they get the money for the house, they won’t want to keep working on the construction site. They’ll want to close themselves off in their house. So, the system doesn’t allow them to save up for a house. Meanwhile, someone else is given that opportunity because the system knows – the system knows the future – that this person won’t spend the money on something frivolous but will keep saving for the house. And even when they build or buy that house, they’ll still work on the construction site and won’t suddenly think they’re too important and isolate themselves in their new home. That’s the difference. That’s how you need to learn to see where you might go astray if your desires are fulfilled, which is why those desires aren’t granted. You need to know your place and be more humble. If you promise the system that you’ll continue in your current way, it will start helping you. But if the system knows that by helping you, it will inflate your ego and lead you off course, it won’t give you anything.

Question: In the movie “X-Men: Days of Future Past”, we see a parallel timeline at the end. This made me wonder – over 10 years ago, you were given the illusion that something would happen before 2023. But what if it already happened? In Oppenheimer, there’s a conversation at the end with Einstein: “When I came to you with those calculations, we were afraid we’d start a chain reaction that would destroy the planet. - I remember, and so what? - That’s what happened.” So, my thought is that