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[Alexandr Korol]

— Alexandr, actually something happened to me.
— What?
— Can God directly control not only you, Alexandr, but even me in certain
moments?
— Well, of course. God — it’s this entire life, this system, this living organism,
this mind, this intellect, however you want to imagine it. Naturally, he sees
everyone and feels everything, because you are a part of him, and he is
everything. Why not? Especially if you are interacting with me.

God, figuratively speaking... I’ll give you an example: if some great politician
or scientist is working on something, God is present not only in the life of
that politician or scientist, but in the lives of all the people close to them,
everyone surrounding them. That is, God controls — in the good sense of
the word — the relatives, the friends, the bosses, and the colleagues; it’s all
under such supervision if the main character himself is unique. And I hint
at this to my employee, saying:

— Since you are working with me, why not? Perhaps God is looking after you,
since you are connected to me in some way.

And then the employee tells me that he lost a bag with documents; he left it in
a taxi. He is in shock, in a state of fear, realizing that if I find out about this,
if he tells me, I will definitely fire him. He tries to contact the taxi service to
find the driver and check if the bag is there, or if he lost it somewhere else,
and the bag contained my belongings. And then I am shocked by what he
tells me next. He says:

— Listen, across the road sits a Gypsy woman, some old lady, who is waving at
me and calling me over. And I went to her as if under hypnosis.

I’m reading this and I’m in shock at what’s happening. This employee
approaches this old Gypsy woman, some fortune-teller, and she drew
something for him, some lucky numbers. Then she takes his palm and says: