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[Alexandr Korol]

What else was interesting? It felt as if — even though these places where I went
obviously exist — I could never repeat this again. I’m describing a feeling;
it doesn’t mean I literally couldn’t go back, but the feeling was that it was
unreal. As if we were in places that don’t even exist. That it’s impossible to
live like that or be in such places. It was something surreal and incredible.
But curiously, while all our senses were “switched off,” we felt no fatigue.
We felt nothing except a kind of happiness and a beautiful image before
our eyes as the locations changed. And all eight places we visited were like
separate, unique worlds, but — notably — we were definitely not in “society.”
I also had these thoughts: it felt as if the aliens, or God, or the System —
whatever you want to call it — someone shone a light on me so that for my
entire birthday, I was protected. It was as if I was on a specific frequency, a
vibration where all my thoughts and desires about where to go were magical.
I was in some fairy-tale, enchanted world. You don’t even understand if you
dreamed it or if it was reality. Can you imagine? It’s very unusual. During
all this, we interacted with different people and saw various faces. I also
acquired — again, as if I didn’t belong to myself, as if some power was doing
it through me — I acquired a talisman, an amulet. It’s so unusual because last
year I was also given an amulet, a very serious, real one made specifically
for me. And this year, another amulet. These are the kinds of amulets you
cannot show, photograph, or let others hold. And so, I have a new amulet of
the Water Spirit. A protective amulet. An amulet of justice against dark forces.
Naturally, I won’t even wear it; it is put away, hidden, but I consider it a gift
from above. Even though I technically purchased it myself, it was waiting
for me, and I didn’t end up where it was waiting for me by accident. Now,
for the most interesting part. This entire day was like a whole lifetime.
Seriously, like a whole lifetime. It was something incredible. I don’t know
what to compare it to, but I’ve had similar feelings from certain movies I’ve
watched — for example, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, or Hector and the
Search for Happiness, or The Peanut Butter Falcon. It was very magical.
Very. As if everything was so perfect it was unbelievable. And now,
the key part. In the evening.