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[Alexandr Korol]

Yes. This was a moment that I would add to the draft of the book, then delete, then add again, then delete again. I kept thinking it wasn’t necessary to write about it, then thought, well, I’ll write it, I don’t believe in it myself, then again realizing, no, it happened, I should write about it. And yes, there was such a moment when I met Big Alexander for the first time in 2009, and he was talking about abilities, asking me what I could do. And I said, well, I can read minds, hear voices, and I feel like I can influence with energy. He said:

– That’s all nonsense, Alex. You can’t even imagine what you’ll be able to do in the future.
– What will I be able to do in the future?
– Well, you’ll be able to influence people, not just one person, but all people.
– Wow.
– Look.

And he turns his head like this, and a man who was sitting at the table just gets up and stands. Then he turns his head, looks at me, and says: “Look again,” – and the man sits down. Then he turns his head again, and two men get up, and then he turns his head – they sit down. And he says:

– Well, this is just an example, Alex. Just so you understand what you can do. You can influence people. Why show tricks, like moving objects with your gaze or setting papers on fire? Only fools do that. You’re not some kind of psychic. All these psychics are frauds.

And then he showed me this. What else did he tell me at that time? He told me that there is some equipment in St. Petersburg, in a laboratory, through which you can influence people. It was used in 1993 in Moscow when they influenced something, bombed the parliament. Then he said that Vadim Zeland is a project of people who... Just a group of esotericists gathered, and they listened to people like me, and to people like him, gathered all this information, and started a commercial project. There is no specific Vadim Zeland, it’s all done by the group. But again, that’s what he said. Then he said that Ninel Kulagina, who moved objects, really existed. Then he said that Kashpirovsky also, really,