Alexandr Korol

takes place. And that there are also gods who cooperate and interact when there is order, but when things spiral out of control, a struggle begins because chaos starts to consume the boundaries of the other worlds – the world of the sky, the earth, and the underworld – until all these boundaries are simply erased. And you see, the Ancient Egyptians believed in rebirth and in cyclical time, and therefore, they prepared for it. In fact, I would say – and this, of course, is my own reasoning and assumption – that when the Golden Age was ending, when the time of the gods of Ancient Egypt was coming to a close, because it was the Golden Age, it meant that these were gods who knew all the secrets of how the world worked, who understood all the cycles and could foresee everything in advance. That is, they knew all the mysteries – when everything begins and when everything comes to an end – and therefore, they prepared and were ready for the fact that their time would soon be over. But now, another cycle is ending, one in which those who rule are not given this knowledge, and so they will not be able to voluntarily let go of this cycle, their power, and accept that a new cycle must begin. They will resist until the very end, unlike the wise gods, who, when their Golden Age, their golden cycle, was ending, understood voluntarily that it was inevitable – because they were gods and they understood how the world works. But you see, there are other cycles. And now we are in a period of time where those in power are not initiated into any of this; all the information has been lost. People, in general, are each absorbed in their own vanity and egoism, and everyone will resist nature, resist the system until it either crushes them or they yield to it. And here, the choice is up to people: those who yield will enter the Golden Age, while those who resist will, along with chaos, eventually descend into Tartarus.

Here is an interesting excerpt from the documentary:

“The names of these kings are listed among the greatest rulers of Ancient Egypt: the boy-king Tutankhamun, the great female pharaoh Hatshepsut, and the one known as the ‘bad boy heretic,’ Akhenaten. But, truth be told, at the very heart of all this is Akhenaten’s father, this man – Amenhotep III – himself the God of the Shining Sun and, as he saw it, the Very Incarnation of the Greatest of the Ancient Egyptian Gods, the Sun. He is my favorite pharaoh because he ruled during the Golden Age,