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[Alexandr Korol]

Right now there are tons of enthusiasts who believe they’ve found the philosopher’s stone and decoded the matrix. And they all draw yantras, mandalas, alchemical symbols, make those pictures of the Flower of Life. Just look at how many people are doing that today. And do you really think these people have come to know God, the world, and the universe? If you look at how they live and who they really are, it turns out they haven’t. It’s just a trend. And you need to stop confusing professionals with fashion trends. Like in the series “Smallville,” Lex Luthor is portrayed really well: he investigates anomalies, buys ancient paintings and symbols, finds scientists or experts who can decipher them. I’m like that. And then there are the types you see in teen movies — some girls and boys who are resentful of people, sitting at home doing tarot readings, watching weird cartoons, thinking they’re going to summon a Spirit. But the interesting part is that at all levels of development, the word “Spirit” gets mentioned. Even in school, people used to say, “Let’s summon the Spirit of so-and-so.” Back when I was in school, that was a joke. Do you think any of the kids — our classmates or university peers — really understood what it meant to summon a Spirit? No. It was just a joke. And now there are tons of such “jokes” created on purpose to throw people off the path, to distract them from the truth, and to instill disgust in others. Seriously, if I tell someone now that in the second volume of “Alternative History” I decoded the Tetramorph, every second self-proclaimed, random young person will claim they’ve known that symbol for a long time. Well of course they know it. They’ve all tattooed it on themselves, and they think they know it’s some kind of super magical code. And they even have a painting done in gold paint of the Merkaba. Sure, that’s nice, but they have no idea what the Merkaba or the Tetramorph actually is. It’s all hearsay in the world of lost people — they just enjoy using those words. “Matrix of God” — you have to understand, just because someone says “Matrix of God” doesn’t mean they know what it is. That’s why the way I step-by-step decode all this in the second volume of “Alternative History,” I do it in a state of complete sobriety, awareness, clarity — without any illusions or assumptions. And then I go on to prove it by showing that this entire matrix is depicted as the background on all ancient Christian icons.