Alexandr Korol

It means society has swallowed up an individual world. And this society, it’s as if over the past ten years it has devoured all the socially-material worlds that once existed. The good worlds, the material world — all those multiverses people used to live in, all those frequencies — it consumed all of them, and now it wants to pull everything into one single frequency, into one world, to make everyone the same, to suck them in and devour them. But the most interesting part is that it’s growing so much — and we can actually see this society. Before, people from different worlds could show their worlds like that, and now people still think they’re showing their own worlds, but they’re already under the influence of society, and they all lure others in — like little devils — to hell, calling everyone into the society. That’s how I see it. And it’s so powerful now that even people from the “corridor” world — the undefined, the spiritual — even they have gone into that society. Because in that society, there’s everything — it’s just a reversed, fake world. It has material people, spiritual people, and so on, but everything there is upside down: dishonest, dirty, extremely dark. That’s what I see happening.

So, once again returning to the question of being defined — the issue isn’t even so much about definition, it’s about individuality. For example, if you wear a sweatshirt with a bird on it and you just love everything with birds — you collect caps with birds, T-shirts with birds, you even buy yourself a little porcelain bird — and no one else does that, no one promotes it on social media, then you’re an interesting, individual person. But if you, like everyone else, start doing what everyone else does — everyone starts wearing birds and you start too — that’s also society, that’s also that same definition, only now it’s a social one, and I’d even say a devilish one. That’s why so much gets devalued, vulgarized, and you just want to get away from it all somehow. But where can you go? Only in the “corridor” can you hide. And I’ve seen society devour the whole world right before my eyes. People don’t seem to see it, don’t understand it — these are invisible boundaries — but I see them, how they’ve all been erased. That’s the destruction of all the socially-material worlds that once were — it has happened. Society consumed it all, vulgarized it, destroyed it, and made everyone the same. So I always try to live by the heart, by the soul, by nature — and to stay