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[Alexandr Korol]

But soon, this will change. We were simply born in a time of transition. But we still caught the remnants of the old era, in which society had been led away from this knowledge because the era was different. And this is how it has always been – whenever an era changes, it happens gradually, organically. Society slowly abandons certain beliefs, stops believing in some things, and then, at other times, returns to them. This process continues endlessly, cyclically. And at this very moment, the same thing is happening. We are only on the threshold of a shift, where people will soon realize that there are different worlds. These worlds already exist – they are simply unseen because people do not know about them. But as soon as this knowledge is revealed in someone’s mind, that is enough. Once that happens, people will begin to understand that there are higher forces, that there are gods, that there are different worlds. And they have always existed – but now they will manifest. They are manifesting now.
I also had a question for the Mystic-Old-Man about what would happen if I traveled to a certain place – let’s say, a village. Imagine that before I go to this village, there are news reports, social media, and, like you, I am a witness to everything that is happening in the world today. But here’s the paradox – if I go to this village and stay there, say, for a year, it would feel as if time moves differently there, as if everything is entirely different. It would be as though, even if I were to look at the news from there, they would be different. This is difficult to explain, but these are invisible boundaries. To help you understand, let’s imagine it as if one were to fly to another planet. On that other planet, you wouldn’t be aware of what was happening on the previous one – it would feel as if you had traveled somewhere completely different, and then, theoretically, you could return. But the real question is – when you return, will you return to the same time, or will everything be completely different? Let me try to explain this even more deeply. Alright, let’s put it this way: imagine that there is a shared multiverse of society where people live. Now, let’s say I left for a village a year before, for example, a pandemic. I spent a whole year in the village, and when I watched the news, I saw that the pandemic never fully started. It began, but it never escalated. Then I return to the world of people, to society, and everything is great – everyone is alive and well. But here’s the paradox – if I hadn’t done that, if I had stayed in society and not gone to the village, perhaps I would have seen in the news how people were dying and how the pandemic was spreading