Alexandr Korol

That is, that’s roughly how he said it. Then he said:

— When you decide where to move, and you move, I see it’ll be very good for you
there.
— Yes. Hints are being highlighted for me everywhere here, that it’s as if life is
only beginning.

He laughs, says:

— That’s how it is.

That’s another thing he said. Then he again said that we’re running ahead of time,
and that everything I’ve come to know or written — you have to wait for it all to
happen, because I’m running ahead of time. That is, what I’ve written is only
yet to happen. That is, I’ve run so far out ahead. Whereas physically, materially
it will still be manifesting there — what I’ve written, it’s still only going to be
physically manifested. He says: this, he says, you have to wait for it all. He said
that I should, when possible, write children’s books, that everyone will later make
me a deep bow for it. He also said that I’m running ahead of time, as usual, and
that everything’s according to plan. I say:

— There’s some new virus going around, that everyone’s writing about on the
internet — what is that?
— Well, it means that all these conflicts happening in the world, the military ones,
apparently cleared out the population too little, and that’s why there’s a virus like
this. It’s for a certain particular group of people, for certain particular people.
We’ll get through it once, and that’s it. It’s just that those who, let’s say, won’t
survive — well, they won’t survive. But this,” he says, “doesn’t concern us at all.
— And what about everything being shut down, everyone locking down, all that?
— Well, for everything to shut down outright is unlikely. It could, of course, but
probably there’ll just be some kind of checks.

But he spoke about it all in such a way that I shouldn’t get drawn into it, as it were,
shouldn’t think about it, that it doesn’t concern us. That’s how he presented it all.