Alexandr Korol

And it is as if everything passes me by, everything flies around me, and I am in complete safety. But if I shift the coordinate point in my consciousness, in the matrix, and choose some extreme, then I immediately fall into one of the multiverses, like virtual realities, into one of the sleeping worlds of people, into just some limited world. And there, thoughts, feelings, evaluations are immediately broadcast to me, and right away people arrange themselves around me, and you are someone for them, and they are someone for you. It is like you end up in some kind of game. And for each person, it is their own, depending on the level of their development. That is what I noticed. And this works exactly when you have just defined yourself. As soon as you connect to any person, attach them to yourself or yourself to them, that’s it, you are immediately in their world, in their life, and the countdown has begun. And it’s so subtle and important that you can’t let... Now, as I continue throughout my whole journey in search of that magical world, I will be making a list of how to hold onto this world, how to strengthen it. I will also record from what, from which actions, deeds, I lose it. And one of the things I would note is that if I tell even just one person where I will be tomorrow, then that’s it, the fairy tale is over. Can you imagine? That is, it’s not just that you shouldn’t run a social network, but here it’s specifically the point that you mustn’t have this connection to the linear world of time in which people, society, live. As if, if you have a social network, and six months after some trip you publish three photos of birds you photographed, and preferably without naming which country or city it was, or in what year you took them, then you preserve your magical world. But if you do it in the moment, showing where you are and immediately telling everyone, and not only some small circle around you, but also on social networks — that is, you inform the whole society that you are in this country, in this city, you post a photo and even tag the place — then that’s it, you immediately fall into that world of slavery, into that society, and you lose the magical world.

And it’s the same even in communication, as I’ve seen now, how people still try somehow to define me. I mean, they do it without even knowing what they’re doing, but they do it. For example, someone asks me: