Alexandr Korol

you can’t understand anything. You can’t mix them together. To make sense of all this, you need to separate the pieces again and start assembling them, knowing that there isn’t just one picture, but maybe five. So, as you sort through these pieces, one pile will belong to one story, another pile to another story, and so on. There are multiple stories here. You can’t create just one out of them. It won’t work. To decode everything, you must first decode one thing, then another – separately – without mixing them. Only then will everything come together. Probably, the first thing to start with in order to understand all of this is to figure out what kind of time we’re living through right now. To draw an analogy with all the sacred texts and to understand: now is the time when there was some kind of matrix, a system, the Mother of God, which worked but somehow started to get corrupted. And what do we mean by the Mother of God, by the system, so we don’t confuse it anymore? It’s the virtual reality we live in. The world created by God. And this system, even in Hinduism, reflects that there comes a time in the world – meaning the Mother of God, the matrix – when the dharma needs to be restarted. Dharma is like restarting the Mother of God. Giving her new programming because her old one has started to wear down. People have deviated from the concept; it’s no longer working, which means the system isn’t working either. It’s as if a virus has started to form in it, and the Mother of God has been corrupted by society, as Mystic-Old-Man said, by 30%. And something needs to happen to restart the world again. What is happening right now? Some people – dark, evil people – are bringing everything to destruction. Everything is falling apart, leading to a reset, and this concept of destruction will come to an end, and a peaceful time will begin again. In Hinduism, they refer to this as global cycles – there’s a cycle where all people were meant to descend into depravity. And then something happens in the world, after which a new time begins. Now we’re living in the Kali Yuga, as they call it – the age of illusions, where everyone is obsessed with food and money, and everyone lives in sin. But then the Satya Yuga begins, if I’m not mistaken – a new, spiritual, good era where everyone is kind, happy, and everything is good.
That’s what we see. It’s mentioned in all the scriptures. But how can we mix this with the way I’m creating a matrix or restarting something? These can’t be mixed, and that’s why you’re confused. These are like different angles, different perspectives on the same thing, you understand? And if we look at everything through the lens of Hinduism, it means the old ideology, which has become corrupted by sin and society, must collapse. And a new ideology must be born.