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[Alexandr Korol]

write any nasty comment, be lazy, do whatever you want, make easy money – but in the future, that will no longer exist. All those people will be punished. Take note of that.

What else can I tell you? You get lost in your feelings, lost in life, lost in your desires and hobbies, you stop being an observer, you drown in these multiverses as if in a dream, pushing yourself to a critical state where the system has to shake you up, wake you up, hit you. And this will continue until you stop getting lost. And yet, you supposedly know everything you need to do to not get lost, but look how easily you get drawn in, how easily you get carried away into this unconscious state. You just get interested in something, meet someone, start talking to someone, and that’s it – you forget everything, you immediately plunge into that fog. How does that happen? You need to remember one rule: no matter what season it is – not just physically but also psychologically – no matter what season of time or mood you are in, it should not make you start breaking things. Whether you end up in the dark kingdom, the light kingdom, or the material world, there is something stable that you must always hold onto. That is your reference point – something steady, unchanging – and you must hold onto it and keep doing it. If the seasons of your mood shift and you immediately start changing everything, that is why you experience these extreme fluctuations – not just psychologically but also physically. Remember, I gave you very good advice, again from my personal experience – haven’t I gone through all of this myself? I wrote about this before – imagine you’re in a certain mood, and you want to wear all black. So when you enter this world where you feel like wearing black, you decide to sell, give away, or throw out all your colorful clothes. And then, when the season comes again where you want bright colors, you don’t have them anymore. Isn’t that stupid? Isn’t that ridiculous? But you still think that whatever world you enter is forever. You still can’t recognize this “corridor,” this observer state, and the worlds you enter – one cycle, then another, then a third. What’s the problem? How many times have I endured this, how many times have I seen this happen to readers? Seriously. If I think back 10 years ago, or even 7 years ago, a reader would spend half a year devouring my books, thrilled, bombarding me with comments about how amazing the information is. Then, in the next six months, they’d start trashing