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[Alexandr Korol]

What is it? I don’t know. And regarding the distortion of dimensions, one of the methods I used was when a friend asked me, “Can you teach me how you do this?” Naturally, he doubted himself and everything. I told him: take a glass and imagine a clock face — the twelve numbers, the dial. Now imagine your glass is at twelve. Then imagine moving the glass to six, then to three, then to nine. Then imagine flipping the dial entirely, so that twelve is now at the bottom, six is at the top, three and nine have swapped places. And just keep rotating it like that. He did this for about a minute, then tasted the drink — and the taste had changed. That was my first introduction to what this “crossing” really is. So I understood this thing — the up-down, left-right — as if you’re not just crossing yourself, but as if you grabbed something here and flipped it like this — hop! Then grabbed something there and flipped it like that — hop! That’s how I imagined it back then, but I didn’t give it much significance. I was only 22 at the time. Then there was another interesting case. I don’t remember his name, a nice man — I was introduced to him in 2022. He was what I called a “being,” meaning he seemed like a regular person, but when the moment came, the Spirit or God would enter him and speak through him to people — although he himself wasn’t aware of it, he wasn’t a magician or anything. He didn’t know this — it’s just how I chose to interpret it. And so, when I met this man, the Spirit entered him and told me that I must go to church, take communion, and confess. Then that man says to me:

– Do you even cross yourself before a meeting?
– What?
– Well, don’t you know that even all the pop artists do this?
– Do what?
– A protective cross.
– What protective cross?
– Well, like, before a performance, before a concert, or when you’re going into a negotiation — you imagine that you’re drawing a cross. You trace it three times, for example, in front of yourself, in front of the person when you’re just starting a conversation, you make this cross.
– What? I’ve never done that.
– You should do it. It’s protection.