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[Alexandr Korol]

And the second thing that got me curious is that if there are immortals, they must also somehow... ensure that no one catches or identifies them, right? They are not just immortal simply because they are immortal; they must have a specific lifestyle. You might think that if you were immortal, you’d go to the movies. But maybe it’s more like they lead a particular lifestyle, and that’s why they are immortal. And on the flip side, because they are immortal, they lead such a lifestyle. There’s an interesting, curious connection here. Perhaps these people can’t live like ordinary people. And because they live in a certain specific way – just as I already live in a somewhat unique way – maybe that’s why they are immortal. And that’s why immortality is granted to them, because of their specific way of life. And if they live this way, maybe it means they have no contact with regular people, which is why no one knows they’re immortal. Maybe it’s something like that. And that’s curious. So, where should such a person live? Maybe they live in some kind of estates. But definitely not in apartments. And if they are immortal, then again, from what point in time, theoretically, are they immortal?
The first time I thought about this was in November when Big Alexander was already telling me about some druids, some Hindus, who are currently living as immortals. And immediately, I had this perspective that if someone is immortal, some kind of initiate, it’s not like they became immortal in our time, but that they have been immortal since the very beginning. As if, when everyone left and something new emerged, they stayed, one or maybe several of them. That’s what an immortal is. And now, imagine how much time has passed. How does he live? Where does he live? How does this happen? We don’t know, but it’s something to ponder. What’s interesting is that now my attention, not just my mind, and not because a popular movie came out and everyone is talking about it, but nature itself, let’s say, is leading me to this. And that’s a good thing. I haven’t really delved deeply into this topic yet, like writing separate chapters or notes on it. I haven’t even written anything down yet. But the thoughts are already forming, perspectives, visions, and some theories are surfacing. But for now, it’s still in a rough draft form.

Question: There is an association that, broadly speaking, the true Spiritual world is always good or positive, while in the material world, besides the good, there are temptations, and society embodies all that is sinful. Tell me, is there anything or anyone in the true Spiritual world, in its frequencies, that is not good?