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[Alexandr Korol]

to someone or watch a film, and at that moment, you could fall under someone else’s influence or something else. A different version of you might activate, like being tuned into another frequency. Maybe, you’re temporarily influenced, wanting a dog now, but tomorrow that influence might fade, and you’ll regret getting the dog. Let me ask you this: Does this happen to people? Every day. People build relationships, get dogs, quit jobs, and a week later they regret it. What was that? That’s what I’m talking about, whether people realize it or not. See? I’m trying to warn you – don’t rush to realize ideas that suddenly enter your head. You might be under some kind of spell, under someone’s influence. That’s the point. To verify this, I’m not just advising you to wait and see if the desire remains a week later. Instead, I’m suggesting something more. I’m telling you: “Awaken the most advanced version of yourself. Step into that ‘cosmic’ spiritual state, give yourself three days of detox. Once you feel like you’ve really reached that cosmic state, then ask yourself what you truly want. And if the same desires arise, then fine. If not, let them go.” Always trust the most advanced, spiritual version of yourself. So, let’s say I want something right now as an example. I wouldn’t trust it. Even I wouldn’t trust it because I might be connected to something else. First, I would reset myself, dive into the ‘cosmic’ state to the fullest, and then ask myself what I want. I don’t trust ideas that pop up within a day. I cross-check them later when I’m alone, when I’ve reset myself, and only then do I reassess what I truly want. Only after that do I understand whether to trust it or not.
Secondly, I know what’s happening in the world right now and what’s going on with these systems. I share my story, and based on that story, I make discoveries and offer deep philosophical advice to you, my readers. But I shouldn’t interfere with your life. You are responsible for it. I’m not your teacher. That’s the point. Whether you want or don’t want something, do what you will. The quicker you hit bumps, the quicker you’ll grow. Getting bumps is good, too. But many suffer greatly from it, and I’ve always tried to offer advice to such people, to help them avoid breaking their heads even harder next time. Let’s take what we just talked about as an example: in the “Kalki Puranas”, they discuss this illusion, maya, the endless desire to want something. I’ll say this: Can you at least take a break from it? Play the game of self-control; learn to do exercises at the same time each day or wake up at the same time each day. Become more aware and observant. Start with that. You can’t manage that, but you want a dog or a person? Sure, go ahead. But I’m hinting that you should make a conscious decision. What if it turns out