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[Alexandr Korol]

when we watch many films, like “Interstellar,” where they talk about if a person travels somewhere — to another world or into space — time moves differently, so if they return, time on Earth has already passed, and everyone has aged. And it’s really true. We need to understand this. That is very interesting. Because it’s not only physically traveling somewhere into space that causes this — it can also be about the evolution of the person themselves. A person can control this, restructure, change these rhythms. And in that show, the guy says that if he looked far out into space where the stars are, he would see himself there young. And I thought, “Whoa, maybe this is exactly the hint I don’t yet fully grasp about the old god and the young god?” Why is the young and old God always depicted in icons? Why is there this connection that there is the old and the young — how can that be? And what is this Trinity? And this hint is so clear... It means the old one is somewhere out there, and that is me, and for that reason I am simultaneously... That’s why they say the Trinity is indivisible, that it exists somewhere else, and I am here, and somewhere else, and all of this — that is all one you. You see, this is all a hint about how things are arranged — why God is triune, and why the entire matrix everywhere unfolds this way — because you are as if existing in these three or four dimensions. And because you exist in these three or four dimensions, you are all these different things, but at the same time you are them. It’s the same as, imagine — let me give a simple example, because this is very hard for the human mind to grasp. Imagine I place several mirrors, and I am simultaneously in all of them — in the first, second, third. There is the original me, and I exist in the mirrors, and everything I do is reflected simultaneously in all three mirrors. The same action is reflected immediately in all three. So you see, I act at once on three mirrors, like on three worlds, simultaneously. And you understand that in one mirror I might be small, and in another large? Depending on the size of the mirror and how close or far it is from me — the original. But I am still the same me, right? But see, in one place I’ll be big, and somewhere else small — but it’s the same me. This happens because of the structure of the system we live in. How incredibly alien all this is! Why don’t people know any of this?