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Posted: Tue Sep 03, 2024 10:24 am
ago is not always a good idea. There are also moments when it is not a society that has gone rotten, but you have done something yourself and it has gone rotten. Imagine you live in a world where everything has gone stale. For example, I give you the opportunity to be in another world. You go there, you like it, you feel free and happy. Then in half a year you get used to it and your mind wants to be comfortable there. The mind is looking for a comfort zone and wants to rest in a cotton candy cloud. So you have slipped into that comfortable slumber. I tell you:
– You can’t do this. This particular thing is not good for you.
– Why is that, Alexandr? You used to say it was okay, but now you say it is not good.
– It is no longer good because it becomes an element of your comfort zone. You have to find new elements, do you understand?
You see, this kind of situation is also possible. It is very unusual. Going back to your question about the matrix and the transition, I will try to explain it and hopefully you will understand it and not interpret it in your own way. Basically the old matrix is dissolving and there is only 10% of it left. Perhaps that 10% will also disappear. Maybe this last piece of matrix will also go bad, as if everything should go to the bottom of existence. Then it will go back to resurrection from zero up. It should regrow and expand again. So the point is that there are people who will be part of that small last piece of the last 1% and from those people the matrix will grow back. The count will be 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and so on. The dark- ness will disappear. Right now, for example, the darkness is still at 10% and it is counting down – 9%, 8% and so on. And you see, there is an imaginary line around you and everything around you is squeezing in and trying to absorb you. You feel like you are holding on to the thread and waiting for it to stop. That is how I feel; it is very unusual.
As for the part of your question where you mentioned an underdeveloped matrix in people, I will answer that as well. Try not to associate the matrix with people; it is too complex and you may not understand how to apply it correctly. Don’t think that way. I have described some examples of the matrix and I hope it is clear why there are so many people in the XXI century who can’t find their
– You can’t do this. This particular thing is not good for you.
– Why is that, Alexandr? You used to say it was okay, but now you say it is not good.
– It is no longer good because it becomes an element of your comfort zone. You have to find new elements, do you understand?
You see, this kind of situation is also possible. It is very unusual. Going back to your question about the matrix and the transition, I will try to explain it and hopefully you will understand it and not interpret it in your own way. Basically the old matrix is dissolving and there is only 10% of it left. Perhaps that 10% will also disappear. Maybe this last piece of matrix will also go bad, as if everything should go to the bottom of existence. Then it will go back to resurrection from zero up. It should regrow and expand again. So the point is that there are people who will be part of that small last piece of the last 1% and from those people the matrix will grow back. The count will be 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and so on. The dark- ness will disappear. Right now, for example, the darkness is still at 10% and it is counting down – 9%, 8% and so on. And you see, there is an imaginary line around you and everything around you is squeezing in and trying to absorb you. You feel like you are holding on to the thread and waiting for it to stop. That is how I feel; it is very unusual.
As for the part of your question where you mentioned an underdeveloped matrix in people, I will answer that as well. Try not to associate the matrix with people; it is too complex and you may not understand how to apply it correctly. Don’t think that way. I have described some examples of the matrix and I hope it is clear why there are so many people in the XXI century who can’t find their