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[Alexandr Korol]

sky feel only the bright, and the material people work in a disciplined way with bright thoughts – these are the people of the earth. That’s the sky and the earth. And their reflection, this horizontal line that separates these two worlds from the underworld, means that the underworld is their opposite reflection. Instead of the sky and pleasant feelings, there is darkness, and instead of this material mind where you should be decent, you are, on the contrary, reckless. That’s why people always confuse it. That’s why it looks so similar.

Question: When you spoke with the Mystic-Old-Man, you gave an example that the matrix, which is the Mother of God, consists of people who are all connected to something singular. You also assumed that the Son of God is not one person but also a matrix. The question about the main God: is that also a matrix consisting of many people who are connected to something singular? And if so, is it correct to assume that these people are not in this universe but beyond its limits?

The thought is moving in the right direction, but again, we shouldn’t interpret it too literally in the way we humans are used to imagining things. We all want to perceive it physically, as if there is something beyond, some other beings living somewhere – let’s not touch on that for now. But what do we see? If our world consists of three realms: the spiritual, the material, and the same but opposite – the underworld; if our world consists of three realms, then these three realms, these three Spirits, these three Gods – they are already three simulations, three artificial intelligences. But notice how often we encounter the concept of the Trinity: threefold unity, three Gods, the Trinity. But this three always has different meanings: somewhere it is instinct, mind, and heart; somewhere it is past, future, and present; somewhere it is heaven, earth, and the underworld. But as I see it, what confuses people is this concept of territory... Let me give another example. About ten years ago, when I was 23-24 years old, I hypothesized that we have different states, and all these states have their own rules and are located in specific territories. And back then, I thought, how great it would be to create an online state. Perhaps some readers remember when I once published rough ideas about this in my chapters on social media – “an online state.” At that time, I was unread, unaware of many things, merely transcribing the feelings and information that came to me externally, from the Spirit, from the “cosmos.”