Alexandr Korol

And yes, it turns out that the power spot gave me the kind of energy, like my King Tut ring. But then I found out that there are many power spots in Karelia, each different, with different energies, but all incredibly powerful. I’ve never encountered anything stronger in my life; they are that strong. I started studying all of this during the pandemic. Why? Because while the construction crews were working on the buildings, I was wandering the forest with a friend or an employee, placing sticks, taking pictures, studying everything. Sometimes I would fish, sometimes I’d write notes, draft chapters, walk around the power spots, and call the Mystic-Old-Man or Big Alexander to clarify something with them, to understand what it is, how it works. I even drew out the area, took photos, divided it into squares, numbered them, called the Mystic-Old-Man, asking him which square contained what, what objects were there, how they affected the area, how they got there, and at what depth. Then, Big Alexander said that there was a place there where something was hidden, some kind of copper disc, he said, a huge copper disc or something buried, that I was supposed to find it. He also mentioned that Alexander the Great once touched something to become a god, something like that, that he had to touch something or find something. And that something like that was hidden there. The Mystic-Old-Man said that some tribes lived there, that there were some rituals, that something was submerged in the lake, and yes, there were some extraterrestrial objects, fragments scattered everywhere. Also, there were stones with gold in them that I found. Then there’s a place like a funnel, where he says it’s actually a kimberlite pipe, some kind of diamond pipe, where diamonds might be. And there were so many more signs. Imagine, throughout half a year, the beginning of 2020, the pandemic, the May holidays — every week, some random worker would show up, bringing a tractor, gravel, something else, and they all found gold. I was, on the contrary, in a position where, you know, when you’re younger, you have a discovery and you want to shout about it, but here, I was, on the contrary, scared of all of it, didn’t believe in any of it. And then, every week, some worker would ask me, “What if I found gold?” I didn’t understand, was the system joking with me, what’s the deal? What kind of gold? And it turns out that I believed less in aliens, in gold, and in all that stuff, but the people around me started pushing me toward all of it. Even my skeptic deputy, who was super materialistic,