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[Alexandr Korol]

Question: In the third volume, you mention the concept of lineage or people who exist in the past, future, and present, and that they are untouchable. In the movie Cloud Atlas, the same souls are shown revolving around each other, taking on different roles in different times. If everything eventually returns to the beginning and our future is actually the past, can we assume that the people around you – friends, colleagues, loved ones – are accompanying you through all time?

No, it’s not like that. In the movie, they visually try to show you something, but that’s just a way to convey that you are traveling through time, undergoing development. You, in reality, are your matrix – your code. When a person dies and is reborn, as they slightly hinted at in the movie, the person could have been an Asian man in one life and a woman in another. They’re not supposed to remember these past lives. However, the code evolves, gets passed down genetically, and this leads to something. That much is true.
But this way of thinking is still consumerist. You’re overly attached to people and give too much importance to personalities. It’s similar to when people ask, “Is there a psychic who can talk to my deceased relative?” That’s not how it works. You don’t truly understand who they are. Your friend, for example, in this life is just a surface layer – a name, appearance, certain phrases they use, maybe what they drink. But you don’t know their underlying matrix, their code. That code is what’s truly evolving. It carries qualities, perhaps illnesses, certain concerns, and conclusions from life. They are like a small AI system, growing through experiences, and they must be reborn in different conditions. These codes even combine and evolve further. Personalities, as you perceive them, don’t exist the way you think.
I’ve written many times about this – how can you remember a past life when perhaps three souls from the past have merged into one person now? How could someone remember that? You see, the reality we live in is an illusion designed to develop that internal code. People pass from one illusion to another, but these illusions are given to them fairly, based on the level of their internal code. Interestingly, even countries are divided by their dominant sins. Some countries are more focused on gluttony, for example, where people are obsessed with food. Other countries might have a different dominant sin. It’s fascinating. And those who need to learn certain lessons are born in specific countries, in particular families, at certain times to go through that journey. There are many nuances. So, this idea that the people around you will follow you into the future or the past – let it go. Free yourself from these attachments. These are old, human tendencies from the social, material world. They belong to that system and those rules.