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[Alexandr Korol]

across unfamiliar words, you should look them up, research their meanings. Fully grasping the third volume takes a significant amount of time. And I hope that after this brief breakdown, you will be intrigued enough to read it, because it is the most unique book I have written so far. One of the key topics I explore in the third volume is that of open and closed doors. This is a very interesting concept. Imagine this — since we are now speaking about multiverses — there are different material and social worlds in which you can live. Now, imagine yourself — picture that you exist right now. And I tell you... Of course, everyone is in a 50/50 state — some are currently in a bright period of life, while others are in a dark one. But let’s assume that all of you are in a dark period of life. And for those who are in a bright phase, let’s do this — think back to your darkest period. Let’s try that. Think about a dark period in your life, one that lasted for a significant time—maybe two years, three, even five. That dark period — do you remember it? Now, let’s do this. Think back, acknowledge, and agree that before that dark period, you had a bright period in your life. And now imagine that these are two different versions of you — they are truly two different facets, like two multiverses. These are two different versions of you as a person; you just don’t notice it. When the bright version of you made positive decisions, surrounded themselves with good people, and upheld a system of light values, they lived in a bright multiverse. But at some point, they did something — made a choice — that led them into a dark multiverse. And this is why, in movies, they always say, “Never kill a person.” For example, a killer tells someone:

– Don’t shoot.
– Why?
– There’s no way back.
– What do you mean, no way back?
– If you kill someone, you will never return.

That is, you will already be someone else. And you might think, “Well, of course, that’s a terrible thing, and naturally, if someone does it, they will think about it, plus it’s a crime, there’s a psychological barrier, all of that.” But the same applies to small things, too, guys. As long as a person hasn’t killed someone, they exist in one multiverse — a bright one. But if they commit that act, they instantly