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[Alexandr Korol]

from them, modern, spiritual, material, dark. This matrix is everywhere. Who could argue with me that if we take the European Union now, and compare it, how do you think, which country in the European Union is most similar to the top, which one is more of the source, and the rest of the countries in Europe are a parody of it? Do you think it’s Poland number one, and all the other countries like France, Germany, are its broken-down parts? But Poland is where it all comes from, right? Probably, you understand that I’m joking. And that this joke isn’t really a joke. Well, I’m literally joking, and, well, it’s obvious to the naked eye, everyone knows it. Or do you think that maybe Germany or Austria is the real source, and the other countries, like the Baltics, are a later, broken-down version of it, a tenth of it? What do you think? There is always a center and there are the outskirts. But this center is made up of three things, which is the most interesting. In the center, there is always something shady – it’s the underworld. There is always something spiritual, and there is always something material. The center is always like that, and so it is with all countries and cities. Reflect on it, look at it. Take your country now and look at its cities. It’s like Coca-Cola, Sprite, and Fanta. Or like Pepsi, Mirinda, and 7Up. You see, everything is arranged according to this matrix. People just don’t know it. And something is heaven, something is earth, and something is the underworld. But there’s always something fourth, always, everything follows this same code. All your classmates at school, all your neighbors, all the people at your workplace, colleagues, bosses, everything is divided according to this same matrix, and it all breaks down this way. And there is indeed a level where everything is closer to the Spirit, as if directly from God, and it’s perfect, while the rest seems to fall in quality. And it turns out that people who are all scattered, like they have one hundredth of a soul, like a half-soul. And they come, for example, to Duty Free and buy a perfume that thousands of people like them buy, they are all the same. And the perfume is diluted in the same way because it’s affordable, simple, and they know it, and everyone knows it. And this is all mass-market. This is all a scattered field. But there is, for example, a unique perfume, and individuals, they are individual and they prefer this perfume. And imagine, this individual with this perfume, who is on top, is like a million people and a million perfumes in Duty Free. Imagine, this matrix is arranged like this. It’s all very, very, very interesting.