Alexandr Korol

that happens in the world is somehow connected to me. It sounds, of course, too bold, too pompous, but that’s the feeling. Even though, yes, I don’t even go outside, I just write books — but that’s the feeling. And it was like that then, and it still is. And even Big Alexander confirmed it, and the Mystic-Old-Man too — they all confirmed that this is so, that there is some kind of connection. Well, we are all nature, we’re all from nature — things are happening to all people. Some lose their way, some become inspired, some find themselves, some lose themselves. That’s just how it all unfolds. You see, the question here is more — why isn’t it the other way around? Right? Why? The social system is so big, and everyone has sold out to this serpent, while no one reads the book. You know, it’s almost like a paradox. It’s as if I’m in a kind of competition with this system. I showed up with books in 2010 — no, actually, I started with books earlier, in 2008. And in 2010, I decided to also make videos about the books because people had so many questions, and it was convenient for me to answer them that way. Whenever a book or a chapter came out, I’d make videos. Then it was almost as if the social system, this whole structure, deliberately made it so that all these types of people started appearing — tons of bloggers all talking about the meaning of life — so that I would get lost among them, so no one would see me. Imagine that. Then, too, when I started writing books back in 2006, everyone kept telling me year after year that no one does this anymore, that it’s unpopular, that all writers are poor, and that I shouldn’t be doing this, that it’s not for me — and now almost every second person wants to be a writer. And people just scribble something and already call themselves a writer. It’s like the system makes it so that I even get lost among writers, you see? The same with information — I write deep things, as close to the truth as possible, and then suddenly misinformation appears in the system using the same words, but it’s all lies. And because there’s so much of it in the social system, people have heard all these lies, and their minds work in such a way that they think they’ve understood something — and then, when they read something in my book, they can’t associate it correctly, the way I meant it; instead, they associate it with that false version. You see? Just to mislead people again. And it’s as if the social system is always misleading everyone, in direct opposition to me, so that I’m neither seen nor heard, so that people have this association like, “Ah, Alexandr writes books about places of power,” and think I’m just traveling around resorts every day, visiting power spots. As if the system deliberately made it that way.