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[Alexandr Korol]

in the future world. Hell, according to many religious and factual traditions, is a place of torment and punishment in the afterlife. Religions with a linear divine history often depict Hell as an eternal destination, whereas religions with a cyclical history often depict Hell as an intermediate period between incarnations. Typically, these traditions place Hell in another dimension or beneath the surface of the Earth and often include an entrance to Hell from the world of the living.”

And further, it is written that “other places in the afterlife include purgatory.” So, it turns out that “beneath the surface of the Earth” refers to the matrix, as we now understand it. We can again imagine a small sphere in front of us. Draw a horizontal line through the middle: the upper half of the sphere, white, represents Heaven; the horizontal dividing line in the middle of the sphere is Earth; and below it is Hell, which is essentially the underworld. But we’re only seeing this from a side view, as if in a flat plane – a disk split into two parts: white on top, black on the bottom. However, what if we start rotating this sphere? We would see that it actually consists of two halves – one white and one black. From this perspective, we understand that there is a world made up of three realms: the realm of Heaven, the realm of Earth, and the realm of the underworld. This, as I’ve called it before, can be compared to three Wi-Fi points, representing three groups of people who physically coexist on our planet Earth and overlap. This is what defines our era, which is now coming to an end.