Alexandr Korol

with all this? Now you’re free.” That’s what the serpent says. And then it adds: “Stand on nails, travel somewhere — to some Asian country where some “super- prophets” will give you spirituality. The same former classmates of yours who were once addicts.” And so, the tempter-serpent starts offering all of this, and people start believing in it sincerely, thinking they’ve really found spirituality and good guidance. And just like that, the tempter-serpent took them all. So in the following cycles, when these little chicks hatched and were supposed to enter the real “corridor” — the one where the transition should now be happening, the new system where they should read the book and understand where they have arrived — instead of doing that, they skipped over it. Because why bother reading a book when they can watch a ten-second short video of someone sitting in a sports car in a lotus pose, claiming to be a prophet? Of course, it’s easier to follow someone like that. And this is what’s happening every single day now. But anyway, let’s move on. And so... And so... It turns out that many of my readers, as it turns out, have always felt clear-minded, joyful, and confident from childhood — even before reading my books — simply because, as they said, they were outside the system. For some reason, this happened to them from an early age, each for different reasons. Some were born as naturally creative, gifted, and unique individuals. Others experienced frequent emergencies in life, which prevented them from drowning in society — or rather, not in society itself, but in The Mother of God, meaning the system, meaning the multiverses, all these virtual realities. They never fully submerged but instead, at times, found themselves in the “corridor.” And for some reason, I was the same way — I was always in the “corridor.” That’s just how it turned out. That’s who I am. And as it happened, I started writing about this in my books, and suddenly, readers found me — readers who experience the same things as I do. They see the world from the outside, and at times, they inexplicably sink into it, becoming like zombies when they enter some socio-material world. Then they come back out, and everything feels great again — only to fall back in once more, unable to fully grasp what is happening. And many of these people also say that, like me, they realize they can enter any social environment — they can be anyone in any world. And I believe them because I have experienced the same thing since childhood. But it all feels insignificant, like this world is just something we have already outgrown. And that’s exactly what it is. Because it