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[Alexandr Korol]

But everyone else chose the wrong source.” He’s been telling me this, just so you know, for a year now — three times a month. What it means — I don’t know. What else has he said along those lines? Ah, yes — he often gave me this example, like a joke or maybe a parable — I’m not sure, maybe it’s a joke. I can’t quite repeat it, but those who know it will understand. The essence is: there’s a person who complains about life, says everything is bad. And God comes to him — or someone does — and says: “You’re complaining that life is bad? You don’t even know what bad is.” And then things get even worse for him. And another person, who doesn’t complain but instead says he’s happy, that he’s grateful and has the best life — God comes to him too and says: “You think this is the best life? You don’t even know what the best life is.” And then shows him something even better. And why Big Alexander keeps repeating this to me — I don’t know. But that’s something else he tells me. And about the riddles — the black cat, the roses, the rose bushes — I think there were three riddles in total — those I did solve, and he told me I solved them. What other riddles were there? Ah, one of them — he always says the number nine is important. He says it endlessly — nine is very important, nine is everything. Three, six, nine, he says — nine. He says if you add it this way, subtract that way, you always get nine. And if you flip it, it’s still nine. He says everything is nine. And he repeats this to me endlessly, and I don’t know what he’s repeating or what he wants. Just “nine.” What nine? Why nine? What is this nine? I don’t know. What else among those riddles? He often says some ship keeps flying off — like it enters the Sun, then leaves the Sun — some kind of alien ship. He always calls them “the bros.” He says, “The bros are monitoring this, the bros got involved there, the bros already flew to that place, the bros are there.” He says, “Alex, just wait, the bros will come to you soon.” And he always reminds me that I need to disconnect from that Spirit state — not to forget to switch off sometimes. He always worries about that. He says, “Please don’t forget to rest.” You see, for me, he’s like the system itself — like a phone. The system speaks to me through Big Alexander, like through a phone. It’s the system talking to me. So the system often — again, if I were probably being lazy, then the system would probably scare me or scold me and tell me to write the books. But in this case, it’s the opposite — it tells me to calm down, not to rush. And the key theme with Big Alexander is that he constantly says we’re ahead of time. That others can’t keep up, others are falling behind, and we’re