Alexandr Korol

it’s not terror, but just some limitations. In the material world, there are also some limitations, but in the dark world, it manifests more as terror. This is how people who live in the dark, third world perceive it. They experience it as terror and do similar things themselves. This is why I always avoided this world. Remember, when I was even small, I wrote in a book that I felt all people. And if I happened to meet someone, say, in a café where a group of people was sitting, and if I heard – even if I didn’t fully understand what I was feeling at that time – that a person’s life was, to me, like a film, and that film was of an unpleasant genre with a plot where everyone is eaten and everyone dies eternally in their life, then I didn’t want to communicate with that person anymore. Because I was 100% sure that if I interacted with that person, I would end up in such a world. And why would I want to be in such a world? But why did I even cross paths with this person? Because I am from the fourth world, from the fourth angle, and I am open to the three worlds, so I could intersect with people from different worlds: spiritual, material, and dark, where there is eternal gloom. And the most interesting thing is that these dark people who often had this gloom were very good people. This is the paradox: the dark world... I’m trying to understand how it’s structured; it’s very intriguingly structured, being the exact opposite of everything. The dark world is like a mirror world where a person who was previously in the world of the heart ends up. Or a person who was previously in the world of the mind ends up there. There are materialistic intelligent people there, but for some reason, their lives seem gloomy, and they radiate a sense of darkness. Or there are also gloomy people who are from the world of the heart. And this is the paradox. Imagine how interesting it is arranged! There are spiritual and material worlds that are light. And there are spiritual and material worlds that are dark. That’s how it works. It’s like a mirror, a reflection. So, you can encounter highly creative people who are dark, and you can also find materialistic dark people. Conversely, there are bright materialistic people and bright spiritual people. Previously, it was difficult to identify these boundaries. I admit, even personally, I felt it but didn’t define these boundaries. Just like my readers and I, we expressed ourselves more primitively. We simply spoke of a good spiritual world with creative people. And all the other people who are rough, materialistic, and believe in nothing are all bad, all materialistic, and therefore closed off, and therefore bad. We used to express it like that. And that it’s great to be kind, bright, and spiritual. But it turns out that spiritual people can be both dark and light, and materialistic people can be good as well as bad.