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[Alexandr Korol]

Alexandr: That’s exactly the paradox – there are places where nothing seems to remain, but then there are places where it feels like everything is trapped, stuck in a loop, repeating endlessly, like an eternal nightmare.
Mystic-Old-Man: Well, in places where there is eternal remembrance, where there is ritual chanting or prayers, it can act as a kind of anchor. If something has been sealed with eternal remembrance or a ritual has been performed, that can serve as a fixator.
Alexandr: Alright, then I have another question. Could it be that a person who died, for example, in the subway, still exists there, living in that place, but no one can see them?
Mystic-Old-Man: Remarkably, that is possible, surprisingly. But you see, for something like that to happen, it would require such a unique set of coincidences that, from a statistical perspective, it’s almost impossible to study.
Alexandr: My question is more about whether this means that the person who is there is someone who should have gone to heaven or to hell, or is this place itself a kind of hell?
Mystic-Old-Man: Anything is possible because these layers have certain, let’s say, motivational energies. Within these motivational energies lie the essence of these keys.
Alexandr: I see, alright, then I have another question. As I continue developing, and once I fulfill the mission I came with, my question is: when I become what I am meant to be, when I transform or evolve – will I ultimately be invisible to people, or will I still be visible in the flesh?
Mystic-Old-Man: You know, that depends on... As you cross that boundary, an enormous number of things will surface, and a person can make a choice. Paradoxically, they can make a choice. That’s the key.
Alexandr: A choice to be visible or not?
Mystic-Old-Man: Yes, yes, exactly.
Alexandr: So if I want to, I can remain visible?
Mystic-Old-Man: It’s not about “wanting” in the way you think – it’s a different kind of choice. The wanting will manifest later. It comes before and after, but not in that moment itself.
Alexandr: Alright. Then, what you saw in 2029 – that I was dissatisfied – I also felt and saw, just as you did. I saw that it was like loneliness, that I ended up