Alexandr Korol

the material one – begins to take hold, pulling them into its flow. And so, those who are drawn to it – those who start trusting this second multiverse, the one that appeared in September – let’s call it the “material multiverse” – even though before September they were in the spiritual one, something interesting happens. If they trust this material reality and allow it in, then by the time September ends, if they have fully settled into this material cycle, they can no longer leave it. For example, they might remain in it for three to four months, until the next transition. Then, when the next transition occurs – let’s say in February – the spiritual multiverse starts manifesting again. But at the same time, all of their material habits remain, and after three to four months, they’ve grown too accustomed to the material rhythm. So they keep acting on autopilot, doing things the same way they did before. However, by February, their feelings start shifting – they begin sensing something different, because the spiritual cycle, as a multiverse, has started manifesting. And now they feel torn 50/50. They either have to let go of the old and transition into the new or resist it. If, for example, someone resists in February, then when February ends, they will remain in the material cycle. But if they trust the spiritual multiverse that has appeared in February – if they allow themselves to go with it – then by the end of February, they will stay in the spiritual cycle. Then, moving into March, they will remain in that spiritual cycle for the next set period – until the next doors open again. That’s something I noticed in the past while trying to understand what was happening to me and those around me. It’s just a theoretical observation to keep in mind.
It may very well turn out that we were doing all of this ourselves – switching from one rhythm to its opposite. Or perhaps it’s an inevitable cycle, something that always happens, and this is simply the nature of dynamics. It has to exist because there is no plus without a minus, no minus without a plus. When we’ve exhausted ourselves in spirituality, when everything starts to blur together, the system ejects us from spirituality and throws us into the material world. And when we become too immersed in the material, when that also becomes too familiar, it ejects us again – this time back into spirituality. We try to control this shift, or we believe we have some control over it, but maybe it’s actually completely beyond our control. Maybe we just can’t see the boundaries. But it’s something to keep in mind. These thoughts... I mention them because