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[Alexandr Korol]

And it is so interesting that at first, truly, I did not understand what was
happening, and thought anyway, even at the very beginning, a month ago,
that this was just some mundane stuff that distracts me from my creativity,
from my book. And I am shocked that this is my new book, and that this is
super important, and that it is really dedicated to how a person can defeat
this beast in themselves. This is very interesting. And the beast, he feeds...
Do you know what conclusion I made? The beast feeds on you like this: when
he sits in someone and attacks you, through someone — he feeds like this,
that he wants to say any offensive word to you or do any nastiness, just so that
you think badly of him in response. Well, get offended at him or get angry,
or think badly of him, or condemn him. Because when the beast does this
through your close person, he purposely wants to set up both you and your
close person. And he does nastiness to you through your close person,
and waits for you to condemn or snap back at your close person, in order
to harm your close one. That is, the beast wants to harm through you,
provoking you so that you attack your close one. And the beast wants to hurt
you with this, that’s why he attacks you through your close one, and wants
you to attack in response, to also harm the one whom he controls, this beast.
He destroys the two of you, this beast, do you understand? And so if the
beast, let’s say, in your close one attacks you, and you do not condemn him
in response even by a percent, even in your subconscious, even inside
yourself you have no thought that he is bad, that is, you really have compassion
for him and a desire to help — here if you have such a reaction to your close
one in whom the beast is, then the beast in him sort of starts to fall silent.
Can you imagine? This is the only way one can defeat this beast.