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[Alexandr Korol]

And what else did I see from this? Darkness is not only frightening and terrifying. Let me give you an example. Let’s talk about relationships since you relate to that best. Imagine you had a young man, a partner, and he would always criticize you, you often argued. He would say things like ‘you’re inattentive,’ ‘you’re untidy,’ and so on. And then you break up with this person. A year later, you have another partner with whom everything is great. You don’t argue, you play games, eat food in bed, he never criticizes you, and everything is wonderful. Then you meet your ex, and he says that your current partner is the devil. You smirk and tell your ex, ‘You’re the devil; you always argued, and with this one, we don’t argue.’ But if you look at it from the outside, the devil is actually the current partner. Why? Because you stopped, for example, writing your book because of him. You left university, stopped visiting your parents. Although you don’t argue with him, it seems that he is good. The ex, on the other hand, was actually good because he always kept you aware and prevented you from drifting into a sweet fog. In the dark world, there is also such a sweet fog as temptation. This is another aspect of the dark world. There are different frequencies in this dark world. Some people feel that everything is dangerous. There’s a frequency where you feel that everyone is attacking you and arguing with you. There’s also a frequency where you argue with everyone and react sharply to everything. And there’s a frequency where you can be tempted by a whole set of things. And all of this is the dark world. What else did I see in the dark world? Well, it turns out that the way out is not to react to provocations. You might feel that every person disrespects you, every person insults you, or every person attacks you, but it’s not true. Really. It seems so realistic to you that it shakes you. People who are stuck and live their whole life in this dark world, as long as they react to it, can’t free themselves. Figuratively speaking, the system in the dark world scares you with these illusions, making you think that everyone disrespects you. You get offended, react with anger, and argue with everyone. If you learn not to fall for these illusions and provocations, not to be swayed by the feelings that make you think someone doesn’t love you, and if you look at things clearly, doing what needs to be done regardless of your feelings, then you will overcome it and leave this world. Here’s an example. Imagine we decided to go to a café and talk, and we didn’t invite our mutual acquaintance. And he gets offended and thinks that we all disrespect him. Imagine that? But it’s not true. Maybe we’re discussing something super important. Perhaps someone has a relative undergoing surgery and we need to meet urgently, you asked me to come. Our mutual acquaintance,