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[Alexandr Korol]

The main God, the fourth one, or one of the three – I’m still not entirely sure – has three main gods, and the fourth exists as well. One of these main gods is a warlike deity. Let’s call him the War God. This is the deity who protects all the gods and the main God – he is the God of Justice, the Spirit of Justice. So, wrath can come from God. People have always tried to lump everything together. Now, many readers might understand why I used to express myself so harshly in my books. For instance, I wrote things like, “Those who sell drugs should have cancer, they should die, their entire family should die, they should all be punished.” Many readers were outraged and said, “Alexandr, it’s strange. You seem spiritual and kind, but where does all this anger and hatred come from in your book?” I always explained that I don’t try to artificially appear good in people’s eyes, as is customary. I simply am who I am. And if I behave this way, and I believe I am connected to nature and God, then it must be acceptable or normal for me to be this way. I do not hide or feel ashamed of it. I also explained that when I write very harsh, angry, and malevolent wishes for sinful people, when I speak poorly of sinners – specifically sinners who corrupt children with pedophilia, pornography, drugs, or crime – I am referring to those people. When I spoke ill of these people and wished them the worst punishment, I did not feel even a percent of the anger typical of malicious individuals. It might seem very emotional and frightening when you read it in the book, but internally, I had a sense of peace, and I still do. I remember working on the book “Unlove”, where I explored the topic of the seven deadly sins and seven virtues. I touched on the idea of divine wrath being beneficial. But readers did not understand what I meant, and they don’t want to understand. They believe that any wrath is bad. In reality, if you pay attention, almost every movie about dark forces and evil spirits mentions that the dark force only comes for sinful people and punishes only the wicked. More precisely, it is the Spirit of Justice. So, now it is necessary to distinguish that the Spirit of Justice, specifically the Spirit of Justice, is an honest and fair deity who punishes the most wicked people on the planet. And this Spirit of Justice will never harm or touch an honest, virtuous person. This spirit, the God of Justice, is a servant of God, the hand of God. Its purpose is only to fight the serpent, to protect people, and to ensure that justice prevails. The serpent, however, is something different. The serpent is not the Spirit of Justice but a spirit of filth, fear, cunning, and vices – this is the spirit of sin. It is a different entity altogether. This serpent consumes and tempts everyone, infiltrating all. It is an extremely evil dark force that seeks to plunge the world