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[Alexandr Korol]

me through them. And I wander through these rooms, being placed in one, then pulled out, placed in another, then pulled out, over and over again. It even feels like some kind of test, some sort of examination that I am undergoing. And I begin to notice one thing: whenever I enter any of these worlds — let’s not take paradise as an example, but just one of these worlds — it’s as if... Let’s put it this way — imagine that the Mother of God is a cellular operator with a certain name, let’s say “Mother of God.” This is a stylish, trendy, youthful operator, “Mother of God,” and people are connected to it. And when people want to somehow step out from under the influence of this “Mother of God” world, they transition into new layers, into new spheres, as if switching to another cellular operator, connecting to a different one — let’s call it “God.” So, they temporarily connect to “God” as a cellular operator. And through this, they observe “Mother of God” from the outside, you see? And they call this spirituality — when they exit the influence of one system by actually temporarily connecting to another system. That’s how our world works. Therefore, the future itself is spirituality — imagine that paradox. But that’s later. That’s later. And... I see that I am always connected to “God,” meaning I am never connected to “Mother of God” at all, not ever. I see that all people are connected to “Mother of God.” And when I was born, I saw this “Mother of God” system everywhere, all around me — why is everyone connected to this cellular operator, while I, from birth, am not connected to it? I am already connected to a new operator, not 3G, but 5G. I try to explain this to people, but they all say, “What are you talking about?” And I think, “Strange. Very strange.” And this awareness of mine, this observance, the way I can see and calculate everything, see all worlds and all people — it’s simply because I exist outside of “Mother of God,” meaning I am already from another world, one that is just now emerging, just now manifesting, just now turning on. And I’ve always said this since childhood — that I was born, and it felt like this world wasn’t mine, as if my programming was meant for an entirely different world. As if my world hadn’t arrived yet, or maybe I had come from some future — that’s how I used to claim when I was little. Because I fundamentally disagreed with the entire value system of the people around me. This is why, at some point in time, when it was trendy and popular, I was called an “Indigo Child,” then something else, then something else again. People are always trying to label me as something, even though I only ever strive to remain