Alexandr Korol

If we insert that labyrinth into a robot, then the light will be captured, and that’s it — and because of that, the robot will exist either with your personality or mine. That’s how I saw it back then in the second volume of “Alternative History.” And what you’re describing, that in the future there will be clones, biorobots — that’s all coming from the opposite direction. That is, in the future we may arrive at this through technology... Again, there are different paths of development: spiritual, material, dark, and light. In different futures, there are different branches. But one of the scenarios is a future where robotics and technology evolve — and at first it’s all as we can currently imagine: computers, microchips, electricity. But it’s all like, you know, when Spartans train with wooden swords, and only later in real battle they are given real steel weapons, right? It’s the same here. So right now we’re being allowed to train in something that’s just like what we actually live in — but made of “wood,” not real, made of plastic, not original. The principle is the same. Artificial intelligence, computers, simulations, virtual reality, the internet, wireless communication, computer games — all of this is like a parallel reality that we’re exploring, but in fact, we’re already living in all of it. It’s just that... as we tend to see it, it appears mechanical, physical, and then in the future it may seem biological — we’ve become biological — but in the end, it will turn out it’s not even biological. Just light. Just a projection. Just a simulation. Yes — but we still have to arrive at that understanding. And so humanity will move toward a future where, yes, it will be possible to create robots. At first, there will be cyborgs, robot-cyborgs. All of this will develop in that direction — this is not a joke, everything shown in those films. You just shouldn’t take it too literally, but there’s a lot of truth in them — it is the future. And all these technologies will evolve like that, and then someday humanity will reach the point where they can create biorobots. Then maybe you’d imagine that everyone will live in computer games, in virtual reality. But again, that’s just preparation — it’s not how things are actually structured. Eventually, it will all be revealed differently — it will turn out that no technology is needed at all, no machines, no high-tech, no flying saucers.

Question: The state of “zero” — how long can we stay in it? Does it mean a person must gradually develop their soul, and this is only possible through contact with the world, with frequencies, or should we always stay alert and observe everything from the outside? Does it depend on the level of soul development?