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[Alexandr Korol]

that it recently opened, and that I should pay attention to what kind of hotel it is and who opened it. I reply, “Alright, I’ll keep that in mind.” But she says, “No, let’s go now.” I ask, “Right now, to Fontainebleau?” She says, “Yes, let’s go.” At that moment, I give her a gift — I had a ring with an emerald, and I gave it to her. She also mentions that in February, she plans to go to Egypt for her birthday. I ask why Egypt? She says because that’s where spirituality is, and that all the other places people travel to are meaningless. Then the three of us go to another hotel. As I understand, she works there since everyone seems to know her. First, she takes us to a restaurant and says, “Look at all these people, at all of this. This is nothing. You must visit this place once, but only once. You need to experience it, but not stay in it. Do you understand me?” I reply, “Alright, fine.” Then she takes me to another bar and says, “Do you see all this luxury, the wealthy people, this very expensive bar? Everything here is so expensive.” I say, “Well, if you’d like, I can buy you a cocktail.” She says, “No, why? Yes, for the sake of checking it off, you can visit such a place once. But you shouldn’t come to places like this. Never come back here. Just to see it, that’s all. I’m showing you so you can see it. You can glance in, but you don’t need to stay.” I reply, “Alright, sure.” We also enter a nightclub, and again, she shows me everything, saying, “All of this — this is all nothing. You can come to a place like this once just to see it, but don’t talk to anyone, don’t order anything, and you must leave.” And so, she leads me through all these places as if guiding me through different worlds. What’s also curious is that she starts telling me about Chinese lions and that I need to pay attention to them, to notice what they have hanging around their necks. She also tells me not to look at just one lion, saying, “You must never look at just one lion. You must always look at both lions together — it’s important. Two, not one, two.” And she insists that I pay special attention to these lions. It turns out that one of the Chinese lions has a ball under its paw, while the other has a small cub pressed under its paw. I say, “Alright,” and I make a note of it. And so, this event happens — a messenger like this comes to me. This can be considered the first messenger who was not in Russia and who wasn’t just some coincidence, but someone who came specifically to me. And for me, this was a “wow” moment, like some kind of faith, a confirmation that it doesn’t matter who I am, what country’s citizen I am, or which country I am in — this is about the entire world. When I told Big Alexander about this, I called him,