Alexandr Korol

So yes, when you’re in the material state, you don’t hear the voice, you don’t feel the energy — you can meditate all you want, but you’ll still be thinking about being in your apartment, you’ll have tons of thoughts, thinking about what happened yesterday, about what you’ll do next, you’ll notice your body, everything external — you’ll be fully immersed in all of that. And if you try to meditate in that state, no meditation will really happen. It’s like, yes, the energies exist — the meditation, the power spots, the voice — they’re all real, but not in the material world; they’re only accessible in the spiritual world. The paradox is that, when I was young, these cycles were massive. I’d dive into the spiritual for a year or two, then it would vanish, and I’d fall into the material again — and I couldn’t control it. But even when I was in a year-long material cycle, I still tried every day, or at least once or twice a week, to write in my journal, meditate, find a way to switch. And sometimes, I really could enter the “cosmos” for a day — enter that spiritual space, even connect with the voice. But it was incredibly difficult. And it’s like, with each passing year, I slowly got better at it. Got better at what? To switch instantly — quickly — from one world to another, from one rhythm to another. So that if someone asks me something spiritual or about the voice, I can instantly connect there. And if someone asks me something social or material, that part of me immediately activates, I shift into that world, and it’s like I connect to that Wi-Fi source. And then I answer completely differently, like it’s a different person inside me. Over time and with practice — because it only takes practice — I learned to move back and forth, back and forth, quickly. So when you ask me how I learned to hear the voice in the material world — the truth is, I don’t hear it in the material world. I just learned how to step away from something like a construction task, take a tea break, and instantly switch to the spiritual world and have a conversation with the voice. Then I come back like, “Alright, guys, where were we?” They say, “We did this, this,” and I — boom — plug right back into the construction, into the material rhythm. So really, I just learned to switch quickly. And the longer a person stays in the social- material world and forgets to disconnect, the harder it becomes for them to ever disconnect again. So, figuratively speaking, if a person has spent a whole month in a material rhythm — during vacation, winter holidays — then even if they’re alone for two or three days afterward trying to enter the “cosmos”, it won’t work. Their mind has gotten so used to that rhythm over the month that they simply