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[Alexandr Korol]

opposite — instincts. That is, a person once again experiences uncontrollable emotions that take power over them, and they cannot resist them, so they simply act. And they sincerely believe that this comes from God, but in reality, it comes from the devil — it is the same thing, only reversed. Why does a person make this mistake? Well, they must make it, until the day comes when they reach a level where they can begin to think in the way I am sharing now, to reflect on these things, to start having these discussions in their own mind and with those around them. And only when they reach this stage do they begin to see it, and thus, they free themselves from its influence, and consequently, they reach a new level. And so, there are people who are still on the other side, and there are those on this side. And all of this ties into the very topic I am now touching upon. It is a very serious topic, as you can see, as you can feel. And the third volume illustrates these boundaries between worlds very well — but we will get to it later. The third volume is where I explain how people drown in these feelings and how not to drown in them. But that is for the third volume — it is too early for that now. Let’s focus on the second one, on structure.
So now we must approach this with our minds, resist emotions, turn on our intellect, and see a certain logical chain — this is what the second volume is about. In the first volume, everything is wonderful — feelings are feelings, they come and go. But what is that, really? And there, everyone calls it something in their own distorted way, but everything is so tangled because apart from emotions, a person cannot explain anything with their mind. And so, here comes the second volume — the material volume, the volume of intellect, logic, and analysis. If we return to the topic of cycles, then the third cycle turns out to be like the first, a mirror reflection. That is, it is emotions, but from the devil — false emotions, dark instincts. And you begin to trust them, to rely on them, and from there, you start slipping into uncertainty. But then, what is most interesting, the fourth cycle begins, which is the same as intellect but dark — its opposite. That is, the fourth cycle is when a person, now with their mind — but a darkened mind — comes to conclusions such as: “I wasted my time reading books; I should have traveled and made money instead,” or “Buying a gift for my parents was pointless; I threw money away for nothing, they don’t love me anyway.” These kinds of thoughts appear: evil, negative, completely opposite and destructive conclusions. A person makes conclusions in their fourth