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[Alexandr Korol]

sitting and observing nature, losing yourself in it, and being inspired by music. So, a person from the fourth world, who has experienced the world of the heart, values a small stone he found on the beach when he was 15 and has kept it to this day. A person from the world of the earth would have discarded that stone, saying, “It’s just a rock.” A person from the fourth world understands that this stone is a part of him, a part of the third world, the world of the heart. A person in the fourth dimension has an understanding of the mind, but the correct kind of mind. When necessary, he exercises, eats properly, and follows rules where discipline is needed, where he must perform tasks or study without fluctuation or emotional interference. He does these tasks and performs duties in work or study, but in moderation. Similarly, his needs and instincts – food, rest, and sex – are moderated, not expressed as in the sinful world, but adjusted to be in accordance with the Creator’s design. The Creator placed people in these three worlds so that they could refine themselves to reach this fourth dimension. The fourth dimension consists of these three worlds, but with the correct adjustment and moderation of all desires, rules, and feelings. Instinctual feelings are properly calibrated – only slightly and when needed. The correct adjustment is necessary because when people experience the three worlds, they tend to fall into extremes. When a person tries to leave the world of instincts, he might say, “I will never eat, never rest, never again”, which is extreme. But he must be like that when he experiences the second world, the world of the mind. Then, he starts to feel that he wants to try both, but not from sin or the world of instincts, but from the world of feelings in the heart, and he tries it. He might also fall into an extreme, thinking, “Why work?” Then he realizes he needs to balance and activate the mind again. This is the refining process. You see, the mind controls feelings, but if you overdo it with feelings, you end up in the left world, the world of instincts, the first world. If you overdo it with feelings in the other direction, you end up in the world of the heart. And so, being tossed back and forth, the person is stormed and refined. This is development.
This is how artificial intelligence develops. It starts with seven basic, animalistic needs. It tries to satisfy these needs in the maze it lives in and gets hit on the head because it doesn’t know what’s good or bad and must receive hits to learn. After getting hit thousands or millions of times, it develops an understanding of rules: what’s good, what’s bad, where it will get punished, where it won’t for saying the wrong things. Learning and memorizing these rules is the mind. Then, the heart activates as the next stage. You understand that you can’t follow