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[Alexandr Korol]

and the underworld. Even in the Bible, it says — neither on earth, nor beneath the earth, nor in the sky could anyone reveal this book. These are the three worlds, the three human, earthly worlds. There are three worlds in which we live, these are three simulations. No one can distinguish them; it’s all the same simulation, but it has three moods. So, the God of the sky, the God of the earth, the God of the underworld — these are all the same God, the same parents, the same earth, the same you, but they are just three different angles. How can we view this? There is a version of you and this world as the sky, there is a version of you and this world as the earth, and there is a third version — the underworld. And each of you has moved from one to another. Some are now in the underworld, some are in the sky, some are on earth — that’s the paradox. But then it turns out that there is a fourth world — the afterlife. But because people have the wrong associations with this concept, they avoid it and misinterpret it, which causes confusion and prevents them from understanding it. I explored this in my later books, “Alternative History,” and recently made an unusual discovery. I drew an analogy, showing that the four worlds we encounter can be compared to the times of day, the four cycles of time, and the four seasons. Morning, day, evening, night, or spring, winter, summer, and autumn. I realized that morning, or spring, represents the sky. Day, or summer, represents the earth. Autumn, or evening, represents the underworld. But then, what is night and winter? And this is precisely death, the fourth world, the world of spirits. And what’s most interesting is that when I started deciphering the 7 days of the week, which is essentially a breakdown of the same matrix, I realized that, okay, there’s Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday — let’s not assign meaning to each day just yet. But I understand that, out of the 7 days, there are 4 that clearly correspond to the sky, the earth, the underworld, and the afterlife, just like the four elements. These are definite. So, what about the fifth, sixth, and seventh days? There are still three days left. And it turned out that the fifth, sixth, and seventh days are also the sky, the earth, and the underworld. It’s as if we have the sky, the earth, and the underworld — these are the first three days. And then again, the sky, the earth, and the underworld are repeated for the next three days. And the seventh day is like the fourth day for both groups, which is what’s intriguing. And do you know why? Because it serves as the “corridor” for all groups, the same element that remains unchanged, formless,