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[Alexandr Korol]

hands. Now you as initiates know the secrets, that there are angles, that there is a matrix, now you understand why it was depicted that way, that some Gods had many faces. Why, let’s say Vishnu was one when he was doing some tasks and another when he was doing other tasks. He was Vishnu when he did a third task, and he was another kind in other cases. But it’s all the same character. The fact that he has four hands also shows this multiverse. That he is there and there and there. Now you know what it is, why people were depicted with different heads and hands. It’s all a sacred language, it’s all about this initiation into the matrix. How many worlds are open to him, which worlds he is in and which multiverse he controls and how much of it is available to him? That’s it.
You know, it is strange that any weakening of your emotions is a loss of consciousness, a loss of awareness and forgetting that you are in a simulation, in a virtual reality. And it’s as if the principle, the meaning of life, is that no matter what you think, no matter what you think – many people think that where it’s uncomfortable, you have to get away from it or not do it, and where it’s comfort- able and you’re relaxed, that’s your place. And in fact neither is good. That’s why people always have difficulties and problems; it’s as if the circumstances of life always present something like this, some kind of shaking. A person should understand that it is not that you should trust, but it is necessary to find this middle of this state of awareness when you are in a bad situation, when you come to your senses and look at everything from the outside. But people always think that this state is temporary, or that you should drown it out, or that you should get out of it. And that’s why people always want to join something, to be distract- ed again, to immerse themselves in someone, in a person, or in work. Just to es- cape into this unconscious autopilot. And in reality you should always be in the here and now. It’s as if you’re always “zero” and looking at everything from the outside. But there is an interesting point. Someone, let’s say, has reached such a level that they’ve become that “zero” and they’ve got out from under all the influences. That’s kind of great. But it’s like another halfway point of development. The second thing you have to learn is not to be a white crow, but to learn how to always be involved in something. Figuratively speaking, you were in society, in a fog, and one day you became conscious and you looked at everything without emotions, like in a vacuum. Of course it is great that you have become so conscious. But now you should not remain such a dummy, as if you were a