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Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2026 2:54 pm
Alexandr: They don’t care if they hurt your feelings. If they promised
to come to your birthday and didn’t show up because they felt like doing
something else, they don’t care. They don’t care how you feel. They don’t
care if they borrowed something and didn’t return it. They don’t care that
you need it. It’s as if they don’t feel other people anymore; they don’t think
about anyone else. It used to be promoted: “Think of your neighbor first,”
but now it’s like: “To hell with everyone.” Everyone behaves with this attitude
of: “I don’t care if I irritate you or not, that’s your problem.”
Friend: That’s how it is now — a consumer society, let’s call it that. A consumer
society where consumption comes first, and that’s it. That’s how it seems.
Yes, previously people were already…
Alexandr: The number 144 has flashed before me five times in the last two days.
What can you say about that?
Friend: I don’t know. It flashed for me, too.
Alexandr: 144 for you too?
Friend: Well, I showed it to you while I was with you.
Alexandr: They are highlighting it to me through you. No, I mean, this is just...
it’s everywhere.
Friend: 144... that’s 12 times 12. That’s the first association I have. I don’t know
why.
Alexandr: 12 times 12. Twelve worlds, and each one has another twelve worlds.
So that’s how it is.
Friend: Levels and sublevels.
Alexandr: So it’s exactly like a fractal. If we look at a week, it has four divisions
— again, these four categories like the four elements: morning, day, evening,
night. That makes four “weeks.” And there are four months, again like the four
elements. But wait, there are seven days. Why seven and not eight? Because
in a world of four elements, one element acts as the element for all of them.
It is the “corridor” connecting all worlds — and that is Death.
So, Alex, let me explain: if we look at one universe and don’t know others
exist, then there are four elements, four worlds in that universe: Heaven,
Earth, the Underworld, and the Kingdom of the Dead. But if we assume there
is another universe, another bubble, which also has four worlds, the total
isn’t eight — it’s seven, because one is shared. Imagine it like this: you have
to come to your birthday and didn’t show up because they felt like doing
something else, they don’t care. They don’t care how you feel. They don’t
care if they borrowed something and didn’t return it. They don’t care that
you need it. It’s as if they don’t feel other people anymore; they don’t think
about anyone else. It used to be promoted: “Think of your neighbor first,”
but now it’s like: “To hell with everyone.” Everyone behaves with this attitude
of: “I don’t care if I irritate you or not, that’s your problem.”
Friend: That’s how it is now — a consumer society, let’s call it that. A consumer
society where consumption comes first, and that’s it. That’s how it seems.
Yes, previously people were already…
Alexandr: The number 144 has flashed before me five times in the last two days.
What can you say about that?
Friend: I don’t know. It flashed for me, too.
Alexandr: 144 for you too?
Friend: Well, I showed it to you while I was with you.
Alexandr: They are highlighting it to me through you. No, I mean, this is just...
it’s everywhere.
Friend: 144... that’s 12 times 12. That’s the first association I have. I don’t know
why.
Alexandr: 12 times 12. Twelve worlds, and each one has another twelve worlds.
So that’s how it is.
Friend: Levels and sublevels.
Alexandr: So it’s exactly like a fractal. If we look at a week, it has four divisions
— again, these four categories like the four elements: morning, day, evening,
night. That makes four “weeks.” And there are four months, again like the four
elements. But wait, there are seven days. Why seven and not eight? Because
in a world of four elements, one element acts as the element for all of them.
It is the “corridor” connecting all worlds — and that is Death.
So, Alex, let me explain: if we look at one universe and don’t know others
exist, then there are four elements, four worlds in that universe: Heaven,
Earth, the Underworld, and the Kingdom of the Dead. But if we assume there
is another universe, another bubble, which also has four worlds, the total
isn’t eight — it’s seven, because one is shared. Imagine it like this: you have