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[Alexandr Korol]

And so, as I was traveling through all these multiverses, they were all human multiverses, which are still within the three main worlds. But I was moving specifically through the multiverses, just like in the third volume – that’s what I was navigating. Then I stopped shifting between these countless small dimensions, realms, and frequencies, and instead, I started moving through the final steps, where the higher ones reside – I began transitioning there. And those are precisely the three worlds.
Choice is a serious matter. Just like they show in the movie – take “The Family Man” with Nicolas Cage – after all this information, this movie no longer seems just like a nice, entertaining film but a serious one. Because it precisely shows him standing before a choice: to build a family with this woman or not. And he chooses his career. Then they show what he became because he chose that multiverse, and everything unfolded completely differently there, with entirely different people and circumstances. They show a single man, living in a penthouse, sitting on a board of directors, super wealthy, driving sports cars, Ferraris, and women visiting him. Well, that’s how it is – a wealthy bachelor’s life. And that’s how he lives, thinking he’s happy, because he doesn’t know any other way it could have been. Then something magical happens, and he gets a glimpse of that other life – he wakes up, but in a different reality. The life he would have had if he hadn’t focused on his career but had chosen that woman, his love. And now he has kids, a dog, he works selling tires somewhere. Lives in... where was it? New Jersey. And from what I understand, in some little neighborhood – not even one close to New York, just somewhere in New Jersey. And that’s his other life. And you see, your life had already been drawn in thousands of possible versions, different people you could have become. Meaning, all those versions of you already exist and have existed. But your choice – how you acted, whom you surrounded yourself with – determined which multiverse you ended up in. That’s one thing.
But what’s even more curious is that you might think we’re living along a single life path, the one we currently perceive, but in reality... Imagine, it seems to you that when you discovered me, and I discovered you – you as a reader, me as a writer – the book exists, I’m this sharp-minded guy sharing my unique perspectives on life. And it feels like we’re all riding the same train, moving together, as if there’s just one railway track, one journey, and we’re all on it.