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[Alexandr Korol]

It’s like there are three worlds, but in a dark form. Imagine it like a clock: there’s a dial in light and a dial in darkness, with twelve hours on each. Maybe “Agent Smith” is like a mirror image, the dark counterpart. But then, there’s a contradiction in the concept. Alternatively, if you consider a tetrahedron, which has three triangular faces and a base, the three sides represent the three worlds, and the fourth side, or the base, represents the main God or the fourth dimension. The dark dimension could be spreading from the third world into the second and first worlds. Eventually, this darkness might move down, and the tetrahedron’s sides will function as the mind, heart, and spirit, making them visible while the darkness descends. It’s very speculative and depends on how you interpret it. It will be interesting to see which theory turns out to be true.

Question: Is it correct to understand that by developing oneself, a person also develops the representatives of the system or Wi-Fi they are in? In other words, they don’t even need to interact with others to pass on experience; it happens automatically? For example, if a certain percentage of people within one system gain some realization, do the others in that system also realize it? Or is personal development within the matrix more individual?

It varies for everyone. Seriously, it varies. For example, in your case, how you realize things does spread to the world. Imagine you are like an antenna, and even if you don’t communicate with anyone, your realizations still go out there. It’s true. But this is how it works with you and me. For other people, things might be quite different. Some individuals are more isolated, others work on the system like angel-programs, and some are just ordinary people in specific, limited worlds with their own gods and their own broadcasts, as each world has its own God. There are many “buts” involved. However, if I interact with a person who, for instance, is 30% of my readers, and I see their weaknesses or mistakes, I can theoretically infer that about 30% of my readers might be experiencing the same. Similarly, if I meet someone from another world and you are one-third of my current readers, and if they share some new realization, I would know that you all might be experiencing the same. So, just interacting with a few people gives me a sense of the mood or experiences of many. That’s how it works.