Alexandr Korol

here and there, but now I don’t know — is it because I’m tired or because I’m still mutating? I’ve just stopped giving it much importance. But back then, during the first episodes, it was scary, because I’d never been sick, and then suddenly something hurts so badly you think about calling an ambulance — and then it disappears just as suddenly. And in fact, you weren’t even sick. It was just something, like phantom pain of some sort. What was it? Some kind of transformation was happening. And I think it’s still happening.

Question: Could you share how you understand the meaning of the Last Judgment? There’s some confusion. If all people are here for the sake of development, then it would seem logical that hell and heaven should exist for each person in accordance with their level of development. But by the definition of the Last Judgment, it seems there are only two levels: a person is either righteous or sinful. No other levels are given.

Okay, so what’s the question? Just a general one — how do I understand the Last Judgment? All right, let’s reflect on that. I believe it’s something like this: there are people who, at the moment of the Last Judgment, belong to a certain group — let’s say they’re the chosen people of God, those who are already “ripe,” so to speak. But again, let’s not judge by surface things. People tend to think that if someone has a lot of followers or an expensive car, then they’re successful — meaning developed. That’s not true. In fact, I’d say today it’s often the opposite. So it doesn’t matter what a person looks like, what family they’re from, or their age. There are simply — let’s call them — God-chosen souls, people of a certain level. And these are the people who will have a future. They’ll enter the Kingdom of God. Or let’s call it the new era. There are such people. These people have a good future ahead of them. They won’t suffer; nothing bad will happen to them — they’ll continue living, and live well. Their life will follow a path where all world conflicts quiet down and peace comes to the world. That’s the future that awaits such people. But there do seem to be further divisions — though I don’t know how many exactly. Maybe there are two, maybe three, maybe just one left. So I spoke about the righteous, those who are good, who are with God — they have that kind of future. But if we divide it into only two options, then the second one is simple. These are the people who live here now, and they don’t transition into that other multiverse — they don’t even know about it. They just keep living