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[Alexandr Korol]

rules everywhere; sometimes, you need to include feelings, nature’s instincts. You still use feelings but in moderation. Once you’ve regulated everything, you become the fourth dimension, the state to which a person should aspire.

Question: How can one correctly see the boundaries of the three worlds? I definitely know when my heart is activated. But how can I learn to distinguish the material world from the underworld? After all, in both, the heart is disconnected. Okay, when I am completely in hell, it’s clear. But there are many dark worlds. What distinguishes them from the material ones? In material worlds, there can also be doubts, fears, and so on.

There is a tremendous difference. Imagine a circle in front of you. This circle represents the material world. Now, imagine that to the left of it, a disc from another world is partially overlaying it, and to the right, a disc from yet another world is partially overlaying it. It resembles the Audi logo or the symbol for marriage, with one ring over another. This means that the earthly world contains half manifestations of the world of instincts and half of the world of the heart. Thus, you live in the material world, but you are still drawn either to the left or to the right, depending on whether you maintain balance or move towards extremes. The animalistic needs represent a crude, dark, and underground world – one that lacks moderation. If you are hungry, you eat excessively, as an animal would, struggling to breathe like a dog from its bowl. A sensitive person from the world of the heart also eats but in moderation, choosing lighter, more thoughtful foods, and doing so calmly, reflecting a sense of temperance. So, moderation is the primary distinction. That’s the first