Alexandr Korol

someone who feels the inspiration, cultivates genius, and watches from the outside, knowing there’s you and there’s the system? Or will you care about the opinions of foolish people online and dance to their tune, becoming just like them? You choose. I digressed a bit, but it’s all connected. When you mention the messenger and whether something has happened already, I was getting to that. Yes, it’s true – there is some kind of alternate reality. I’ve referenced this many times in my books. I wrote: “Imagine there are superheroes who save the world, and they succeed. The world is saved, but no one knows it.” You know what? I live like that now. It’s as if people exist in their world, focused on their small ideas of what’s happening – who’s wearing what on a yacht, who’s gossiping. That’s their world. But I live in an alternate reality where everything is different. It’s happening parallel to their world, but most people can’t see it. It’s really there. And it’s true, for ordinary people, they may never see it or know about it. Take Oppenheimer, for instance. When he and the scientists were working on their discoveries, was that something everyone was aware of? No, nobody knew or even thought about it. Street gangs were still doing their thing, pickpockets were operating in London, New York, or St. Petersburg, and life went on. The world had prostitutes everywhere, but meanwhile, nuclear weapons were being developed. It’s like a parallel reality. My world with my books is also a parallel reality. It’s happening, but only for some people. For others, it’s not. As for the question of whether something big will happen that everyone will notice – it’s better for me to say that nothing will happen. This way, your ego isn’t fed by anticipation, which can cloud your mind. It’s better to say nothing will happen. But when I say that too often, people lose faith, in me and in themselves. So sometimes I have to say that something will happen, and sometimes I say it won’t. Both are illusions at the moment, depending on the cycle – whether you’ll believe something will happen in the next six months or not, then become disillusioned, and so on. It’s cyclical. But ultimately, yes, everything I describe in my books will become known to the world. It will be published, uncovered, and understood. People in other civilizations, in different eras, are already figuring it out. That’s the strange and fascinating part. The future already exists. Not our now, but in that future, my book has already been found. Here, it hasn’t been found yet. But there, it’s already working. Here, we’re still in the “Batman: Beginning” phase. This is the concept of The Son of God, “the middle of the world.” But it will all happen. Nothing has been postponed. You just don’t realize that the events happening there began here. That’s why the