Page 250

[Alexandr Korol]

you fired were working with me right now, and you saw him being sneaky
again, or smoking in the office again, and you asked him: ‘Is something
burning?’ and he smiled and said ‘No’ — what would that do to you? It would
irritate you, infuriate you, make you angry. And all of that is an indicator
that you are weak.

Well, they tell me there shouldn’t be such a reaction. Let him lie, but you look
down on it as if from above; you know he is lying, but inside you, there is a
calm. That’s what they want; the aliens were showing me this. I kept asking:

— Will there be provocations from new people or something else now?
— That might happen with all people, but the beast is no longer in them;
specifically, it is you who is having an internal struggle, a cleansing. And you
might react to anyone, even a stranger, — they tell me.
— Fine, and if I bring this employee back? He claimed he didn’t do much
bad — tell me, did he hide 50% of his lies? Is there another 50% of dirty
and bad things he did throughout his employment?
— Yes.
— Aha, so I was right. Fine, and right now, while he is fired, is there a demon
or beast in him?
— No.
— Good, but has this person repented? Does he feel guilt, want to apologize,
or does he not care at all? Or has he already gone to a new job?
— No, he doesn’t understand anything yet.
— Alright, then what? If I want to test myself now to see how neutrally I can
not react to anything — if I bring him back, and he was the single most
irritating factor in my life, and I don’t react to anything once he’s back
at work, then have I won?
— Yes, but it is almost impossible.
— Why?
— Because it will be painful for you. You will react.
— What will be painful?
— Because he will lie, he will argue, he will even do everything as if you are
the one at fault, and so on. And it will get to you.