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[Alexandr Korol]

where he also lived in this world of death, after death he strives to enter the world of heaven, it turns out, where God and angels are. God and angels — that is, God is this whole system, that is, the matrix itself, and angels are, it turns out, the people who have known this matrix. Moving on. It also says: “This is the dwelling place of God. The heavens are considered the place where God manifests His Glory and where His Throne is” — this, it turns out, is the whole matrix. That is, whoever has fully comprehended it, it is as if he is above it. That is, when I was now comprehending the matrix, I was comprehending geometric figures, there was a whole multitude of them, all of them were inside, let’s say, a little sphere. And above this sphere precisely... And that is why the sphere is then shown as being held in the hand, that orb, so it turns out that this little sphere in the hand means you are already beyond the limits. It is the same as the Chinese lion holding that little sphere, the flower of life, under its paw. That means you are already, that’s it, you are in heaven. That is what it seems to symbolize, heaven, as I understand at the moment. I am recording this now. Then it also says: “Eternal life and bliss: in Christian tradition the heavens are the place of eternal bliss for the righteous. A place where they will be together with God.” Well, that is, it turns out this is simply people who after death continue to live, but live happily. That is, there are no more temptations, no provocations, nothing disturbs them, they have no egoism, no weaknesses that gave them no peace. It is as if the serpent-dragon has been tamed, defeated, and you simply live humbly, happily. Next: “The Ascension of Jesus: Jesus ascended into heaven after his resurrection and from there will return to judge the living and the dead.” But I now perceive it this way — that a person, that is, Jesus, lived in heaven, meaning in that multiverse. That is, it was all the same, just an ordinary person, living as people live now. And he simply, from a happy state, let’s say from a happy frequency, descended into the world of society, the world of people, in order to judge them all. But again, “to judge” is not to sit them down at a table before him and scold them, but in the more sacred sense of the word. Next: “Heavenly City: In Revelation the Heavenly Jerusalem is described as a place where there is no pain, sorrow, or death. And where God’s glory abides.” That is, you see, there is no death there. How is this to be perceived in a sacred sense?