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[Alexandr Korol]

another, because it won’t work – it just turns into some weird mix, like vinaigrette with chocolate. That’s how it is. And in reality, all of these actions do have an effect. And you might not even realize it. As I’ve always written, it’s about frequencies, elements, but it’s not just about elements – there are many nuances. But your intentions, your thoughts – they have a massive impact on you. Just recently, one of my employees accidentally sent a link to some random article from some “cook” into the work chat and then said, “Oh, sorry.” And I immediately understood – this is what he’s interested in during work hours, in his free time. And, well, it’s not surprising. It’s not surprising at all, even if we were to seriously analyze all of you – it’s no wonder what kind of intentions you have, what kind of pride you carry, what kind of desires still drive you. Do you immediately wash your plate after eating? Or do you leave it there, letting it dry? All of this determines which multiverse you end up in. How do you remove what drags you down? How do you erase it, close those doors, so you’re no longer pulled back? For example, you delete certain photos that you don’t need anymore, pretending to yourself that you forgot they’re still in your chat history with friends. And then, when temptation strikes – or rather, when you get pulled back into that old multiverse – you immediately find those photos in the chat history. And just like that, you have your little “album” again, the one you supposedly deleted to prove to me how great you are, how you’ve supposedly closed the door to the old world and stepped into a new one. But no, you haven’t. You still have that mind that deceives you, all that cunning, all that weakness. And keep in mind that every action you take already determines which multiverse you belong to. Someone didn’t leave a review? That’s one multiverse. Someone left a review? That’s another multiverse. Someone wrote a bad review? That’s yet another multiverse. A good review? A different one. And you don’t even know which multiverse you’ll end up in because of a particular action. Maybe it’s the opposite of what you think. Maybe in one reality, those who don’t leave reviews are punished, while a person assumes that inaction is a good thing – that if they don’t write a review, that’s somehow better. But how do you know? In reality, the sequence of your actions, the way you start your day, the way you begin each new week – whether you put on a cap, a hat, a hair clip, whether you styled your hair with gel or left it natural, whether you showered before bed or after – all of this makes you who you are. And I’ll put it this way – this is all