The visible world is described as a product of a description of the interaction of energies striving for actualization, and the picture of the world, although to a certain extent arbitrary, is nevertheless quite stable, which is explained by two factors: 1) the joint activity of a large number of people to maintain a certain picture of the world and 2 ) by the activity of “ministering spirits”—angels, also aimed at stabilizing the perceived—that is, the “real”—world

All carriers of consciousness are divided into two large groups - Free beings exist due to the energy of awareness, that is, subject-object interaction, and therefore are “free” to choose the picture of the world in which they live, as well as beings existing between individual blocks of energy , and therefore deprived of the opportunity to choose, moreover, these two groups of figures complement each other, but are also in a certain opposition to each other: Free beings, due to the possibility of choice, tend to “destabilize” the picture of the world, while Servant spirits, maintaining the stability of energy blocks , on the contrary, stabilize them, and therefore stabilize the worlds

In addition, Servant spirits are divided into two camps - Evolutionary and Involutive - that is, “Descending” and “Ascending”, moreover, the first - “demons” - live due to the Ascending flow of Awareness, while the source of their existence is alien energy activated by awareness , but not yet translated into it, and the latter - “angels” - live at the expense of the Primordial Life Force in its “pure” form

The world in the form in which people perceive it is very small, provides very limited opportunities for development, but at the same time it is quite safe and this picture is the result of a compromise between the figures of the World Process - on the one hand, the “ordinary world” is still leaves a small opportunity for the accumulation of awareness, and on the other hand, it supplies food in abundance for demons and it turns out that going beyond the boundaries of everyday life is possible only by destroying the line separating this everyday life from the seething ocean of the struggle of forces