So, this is how we were communicating, and he spoke in riddles, and maybe it’s a sacred language, maybe it’s not physical at all, maybe it’s not literal, maybe it is physical, I don’t know. Because even if you decipher this, the Wife clothed in the Sun, it can also be perceived as just two moods. A dark mood – that’s the red dragon. A light mood – that’s the Wife who gives birth to a child. It’s just like some forces of moods, that just the dark mood will fade, collapse, disappear, and thanks to this, the Wife will give birth, meaning some kind of force gives birth to some kind of force, that is, this child. But it might just be like some changes of moods, these rhythms. It might not even physically relate to any state, country, or continent, but just imagine, over time, within a year people have become kinder, and that’s it in the world. And this is what the Mystic-Old-Man tried to explain, hint at, in the previous conversation about the exchange of energies, and so on, he wanted to explain that it’s like a connected process, that it’s impossible for this child to be born from the Wife if this dragon doesn’t collapse. But as I understood it, it’s like this is the essence. That this dragon, when it collapses, that’s when the son is born, it’s like the energy is converted, like it’s a process of birth, of some kind of transformation, that it’s impossible for the son to be born. Well, again, let’s put it this way: this is a simulation, and it’s impossible for it to be born from the Wife, from some simulation, if it doesn’t get the energy to create a new simulation. For the new one to appear, the old one has to go somewhere, where it will go, so that it can be converted into the new one. That’s the question. That’s what it’s about.
And now what I want to say to you personally. You know, all of you, you all had weaknesses in this life. Because of your weakness, there was foolishness, and because of foolishness and weakness, you made foolish actions, made foolish mistakes. Perhaps bad thoughts came into your head, you made wrong decisions, after which you might have regretted. Maybe after which someone scolded you, causing some conflicts. Many of you received good slaps from me when I could, at some period, grumble very harshly, but that, too, seemed like an inevitable process of all this transformation. It’s as if, you know, it was given to you by God to make a mistake. I just write this to you so that you look at it more wisely, so that those who are disappointed in themselves, or those who blame themselves for something, stop blaming themselves.