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[Alexandr Korol]

people live. But the Spirit, it doesn’t fall under the influence of moods. It has no laziness or weakness — it is always in the Spirit. That’s the state itself. And such a person, it’s as if they’re never cold or hot — they might even eat junk and not get sick from it. And at the same time, it’s as if all those human rules of the game no longer affect them. But still, they seem like an ordinary person, only everything affects them differently. That is, unlike people... People know they need to eat in moderation, or they’ll get sick. And people who are in human vibrations — if they overeat, they get sick. But the Spirit can eat and not get sick, because it doesn’t affect them. The Spirit can walk around without a mask and not get ill, while others need to wear a mask and wash their hands. The Spirit is something else. And a person at that level — a Spirit — has a different mood, different strength, and even experiences time differently. That’s why people who are Spirits are extremely productive. The Spirit can sit down, you see, and write a whole book in a day. And they won’t be distracted by a phone, or by needing the bathroom, or food. Because they are Spirit — a physical Spirit. And then there’s the moody person — something’s numb, something hurts, something itches, no mood, it’s raining outside and they’re already sad, and now they don’t want to write a book, don’t want to do anything. Someone said something to them, and they already feel bad, they’re nauseous, now they’re sick. So, when we talk — since your question referred to immortality, I see now — of course, I can’t say how it works literally, physically. But maybe, indeed, a person who is the Spirit might not even know how long they’ve lived or how long they’ll live. Here it’s helpful to draw an analogy with dogs — some people don’t get dogs because dogs live 10–15 years, more or less, and many don’t want to go through having to bury them afterward. But for a dog, living 10 or 15 years is a lot — it’s a full human life. That’s how the dog experiences it. But for a person, that’s a short life. You see, a person can adopt and bury several dogs within one human lifetime. And the same goes for the Spirit. The Spirit lives in such a way that people seem like dogs — living short lives, fast lives, very primitively, everything small and fleeting. And the Spirit views it all on a broader, more global scale. People live a single life, while the Spirit seems to live twenty lives within one. That’s how it feels in terms of time. So the question is — am I living one life? If we tie it to human metrics — I do have a year, a date of birth, like you, people. And you might assume I live like everyone else. But there are many “buts,” and it’s entirely possible that