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[Alexandr Korol]

In Line #4, you accidentally lose a finger in a meat grinder because you decided to become a chef. And in Line #5, you are no longer my reader at all. But these lines haven’t started yet – they exist as your possible future for the next, say, five years. Now, imagine that the choices you make this month will determine which of these lines you follow. Can you see it? They are already written, and when you make a choice, it determines what happens next. So, for example, you tell me: “Alexandr, I want to do this and that in the near future.” And I ask you in return: “But what do you want?” And you answer: “A family.” Then I say: “Well, what you just said you want to do in the near future will put you into Multiverse #1, and there is no family there. Your family is in Multiverse #3. And to get there, what do you need to do? What I’ve always written – elements, imprints, frequencies of family life. If you naturally follow those, then yes, you will enter the world where you have a family.” So you move closer to that world, and it moves closer to you through your decisions, intentions, choices, and what you reject or accept. You must forbid certain things and allow others. You need to create boundaries. That’s how you enter that multiversal system. For example, I explain all this to you and give you advice on what you should or shouldn’t do. And I tell you, “Don’t go into cooking.” But if you do, you will lose your finger. Because in Multiverse #4, where you are a chef, you are already supposed to be without a finger – it’s already written. But understand, I am showing you only five lines, and there are thousands, an endless number. This is how it works. This is the first thing you need to understand about how important choice is. And it’s true.
Because when you choose whom you interact with, of course, there are different factors: there are leaders and followers. But most of you – probably the majority – are followers, and I am the same. No matter how much I act like a leader, in reality, I am more of an empath, more of someone who always steps back, someone who has always been the soul of the company, the one who simply keeps others company. It was only later that I started to take charge. And back then, when I was constantly accommodating others – just as many of you do – it could have unintended consequences. Because any person who becomes your friend, your work partner, or someone else significant in your life automatically pulls you into a completely different multiverse, whether you realize it or not. There is a multiverse where you exist without that friend, and there is a multiverse