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[Alexandr Korol]

this city also possesses the features of an earthly paradise.” You know, I also perceive it very interestingly — that when Moses led the Hebrews out of Egypt and led them for a long time, leading them through everything, and then brought them out. And if all this is perceived now, relying on all the keys given in “Alternative History” novel, then it is as if, you know, there are people now, new people, who must enter this paradise, that is, the world of heaven — in essence, these are people who have suffered many years since birth, but at the same time were being prepared for this frequency, that is, for this kingdom of heaven. And when they enter this heaven, then in essence it does not matter what country or what nation it is — you are simply a person who, let’s say, has reached the very summit there. And within you is that firmware, so to speak, of God — that is, this matrix comprehended. And before this, other people lived as if they were untouchable, and as if everything else was already reflected from them. As if the way they lived, like on Olympus, so it was reflected across the whole world of people. Simply some, you know, the initiated, the anointed of God, the consecrated people, just such ordinary ones here with us on Earth — I mean on the planet Earth. And likewise now there must simply be a new people. And that a person must lead these people there, and they will therefore arrive there, and within this person there is the firmware of God, and God, accordingly, is present on the spot with them, and that is all. And there is no more pain, no sorrow, and you live there as long as you wish, everything is good, everything included. And if you dreamed of opening a toy store — you opened it, and made the best toy store in the world. Something like that. As if that is how I imagine it physically, in the literal sense of the word.

Here another point is mentioned — the images of radiance. “In depicting heaven poets have always gravitated toward images of radiance. In such images the firmness of texture is combined with the brilliance of light. It expresses the idea of a sphere distinguished by greater permanence, magnificence, and greater significance compared to the cyclical vegetative world in which we live. Among these images most often are the images of precious stones. Such images fill Ezekiel’s vision of the heavenly level of reality: shining fire and lightning,