Alexandr Korol

some film, a park — they see it only their own way. They can beautifully tell who founded this park, who the architect was, what it is called — and they also love to memorize everything. To tell it specifically, as if they self-affirm themselves with this — to tell about how they know the director of this park. Or they read a book and can say that they know this author, that they wrote him a letter. Or that they got photographed with the architect of this building. Well — education they love — many of them study. With some, laziness is also present — laziness can be present in them too — and some are even with an education. But these are people of the mind. But what is the paradox? Before the Last Judgment, these people, their ego, and this bad “I” of theirs, this selfish “I” — it had been small in them. And they would, sort of, give an account of themselves a little — that not the whole world revolves around them, and that maybe they could not know something, not understand something. But they could simply keep silent, not argue. And so they try, with the mind, in their own way, to do something — it doesn’t work for them — but they see, and it is interesting and pleasant for them to communicate with people for whom there is more of something, who have had some kind of matter work out for them. Because they too want to realize their “I” in this way. And all the same, they see the whole world distortedly through their illusion, through this “I” and the mind of theirs. But these people, they were, let’s put it this way, all in such a, you know, mode, that they themselves didn’t even know that they were such. And other people could not know that they were such. But right now, how the Last Judgment works with these people — it has so intensified this “I” in them, the self-love and the ego in these people of the mind. And this can, you understand, be your relative or your friend right now — that this person, he has, sort of, always been like this — but it’s as if this has been multiplied by 100, and certain consequences are beginning. Before, you already knew that this person could, when you’re busy, walk your dog through not wanting to. And in fact he only doesn’t know it because he is an egoist. And for him you do this, and you do that, and you do everything. But besides this, that person, he doesn’t like to do anything for others at all. He can’t even think about other people at all — he is always thinking about himself, what this gives to him. And he thinks about how, even if he works somewhere or helps someone, only because of the fact that he sees in this that his internal “I” will get leveled up, this egoistic “I” — that his ego will receive nourishment and power thanks to this. Only because of this. That is what drives these people.