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[Alexandr Korol]

exactly. Let’s say there’s a person right now — someone with certain desires: maybe to buy a red convertible, divorce her husband, get a tattoo. Let’s say it’s a woman. How can she know if those desires are right or not? Where do they come from? What is she connected to? Under what influence? Maybe she’s just watched too many videos from some blogger and accidentally tuned in to the spirit, or rather the frequency, the source, that blogger is connected to. And that energy manifests in her through these “desires” that she thinks are hers — when in fact, she doesn’t even belong to herself. And let’s suppose that this woman — who would otherwise never in her life learn about or go to places of power — something happens. For example, yesterday she lost a relative. And suddenly she becomes a little more open. She’s momentarily “in the corridor,” a bit “out of her mind.” She starts to feel that she’s been drifting too far, has some realization, maybe starts to believe in God, starts to reflect. This happens in tough times. Some people go even deeper into self-destruction, while others sort of awaken. Let’s say she’s one of those who slightly awakens. And she decides to go — like many people do in Moscow to Saint Matrona’s site, or in Saint Petersburg to the chapel of Blessed Xenia. Let’s suppose she goes to Blessed Xenia’s chapel. That place, in Saint Petersburg, is very holy and filled with prayer. Many people go there with all kinds of personal requests — most often for health — and they truly believe in God. So let’s say she goes there. If she arrives there with her heart open after some traumatic event — like losing someone — and in that kind of emotional shock, that state of being “out of her mind,” then she’s prepared for the place of power. And if she steps into that place in such a state, she’ll feel the energy very intensely, and that energy will synchronize with her. And it may lock in — that she has passed through a place of power. But the paradox is this: the very next day — or even the same day — after visiting that place of power, all her thoughts and desires will be different. She won’t want a car anymore. She won’t want a tattoo. She won’t want to divorce her husband. It’s like her personality has been replaced. Her values, desires, worldview — everything will be completely reversed. She’ll seem like the same person, but completely different. That’s how a place of power works. But if you’re someone who’s lighthearted, always laughing “ha-ha-ha,” and you haven’t faced any deep pain, and your heart is closed, and you’re completely in your head, a prisoner of society — then even if you visit ten places of power,