Alexandr Korol

feelings of affection that they don’t understand. They might think, “What is this feeling? Why am I, as they say, ‘breaking down’? I used to be so cold-hearted – ‘Did a bad job, fired,’ ‘Deceived – no more communication,’ ‘Punish’ – and now I want to give someone a chance, to forgive.” This person will question why they are experiencing these feelings, wondering if they are regressing back to the first world of instincts they just escaped. But they will realize that these feelings are not from the first world of instincts but something different. Additionally, they will begin to interact with people from the third world, the world of the heart. They might occasionally meet people from this world or find themselves in situations that bring them into contact with it. They will be surprised to find that in this new world, they no longer care about money or work as much and may start to miss their parents, relatives, or feel remorse for past actions. From the perspective of the third world, the world of the heart, looking back at their actions in the second world, they will understand that 50% of their robotic behavior was wrong. They will see that not all situations required a robotic approach and that they should have responded with their heart rather than being cold and harsh towards friends, family, and loved ones. Do you understand? And the person starts to experience these feelings, feeling empathy, guilt, and conscience. Conscience appears in this person. However, at some point, this consciousness may fade again, because they are tossed back and forth between worlds, and they might forget these feelings, thinking it was a moment of weakness or foolishness, and they become cold-hearted again. Then, the third world, the world of the heart, might activate again, and they might start keeping a diary where they write about their feelings and pen letters to themselves saying, “Maybe tomorrow I’ll be superficial and cold again, but I was wrong to act so harshly with my friend.” Even though they have not committed any crimes, in some cases, they should not have been so cold and business-like; they should have been more heart-centered, especially with people from the world of the heart. This person gradually begins to free themselves from the second world, the world of the mind, and starts to connect with the third world, the world of the heart. At the beginning of this journey in the world of the heart, they are sensitive and vulnerable, but they often close off. Sometimes, when they start earning money or when someone hurts them, their heart shuts down, and their old materialistic, mind-oriented personality returns. They become strict, cold, and controlling again, and their naivety disappears, and they trust no one. Then, at times, their heart thaws again when