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[Alexandr Korol]

So, if I try to recall all the events about him in strict chronological order — what I heard about him, what people said about who he was, and what he told me — at that time I was young, still small and naive. I really perceived him as some kind of serious guy from the intelligence services, who, interestingly enough, never once actually said anything to confirm that. Just imagine how masterfully done that was — he never taught me anything directly. In fact, he only ever gave very good advice. Back then, when we first met, we had a conversation, and it felt more like a Spirit had entered him. And he told me about the philosopher’s stone — that it was located in the East, that the stone had to become a diamond. That was our first meeting, in the winter of 2009. And in 2010, after the messenger handed me the keys to paradise, I saw him several times that autumn. That’s when he would say things like “never heal people,” “never use your abilities,” “never become a psychic,” and that “all these psychics...” I think he even said “we,” not “they.” Like, “we catch all those psychics, all those frauds — we’re going to lock them up.” That these tricks — moving objects and such — were all just clowns. He always told me, “Forget that path entirely. You must not become one of those clownish fools. You need to study, grow, earn money, build a reputation, write books, and just be a writer. But not some idiot clown.” He was telling me that from the very beginning, ever since we first met. And that’s why in all my books I’ve always written about this, always spoken about it — that I’m absolutely against all of that. But people — how are they? If I write about something mystical, they immediately say, “Oh, so you’re a psychic.” And I would respond, “Don’t you dare call me by those filthy words. I don’t belong to that group of people.” Everyone says, “Come on, why not? It’s cool.” I said, “No, I’m the real deal. People like me, we don’t call ourselves that. But those guys — they’re all frauds. You want to lump me in with the frauds? Don’t.” And so this fight started back in 2010 — everyone wanted to call me one of those “indigo children,” a psychic, something like that, and I kept saying “no.” Everyone would say, “Come on, give us some miracles.” I’d say, “No.” “Tell us about money” — that was another painful topic. I said, “No. I’m not interested in money. There will be no books about money.” Then they’d ask, “What about health?” I’d say, “Nothing about health. I don’t even know what health is. I’m all crooked and sick myself. Leave me alone.” So it turned out that my focus was always only on awareness, morality, ethics, the gods, the higher force, places of power,