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[Alexandr Korol]

And I kept wondering — was that really me, or maybe someone else entirely? Maybe aliens or something. Naturally, as of today, now that I’m working on Volumes Seven and Eight, I know more and can describe all of this a bit differently. And so, with this new knowledge, returning to Volume One of “Alternative History”, remembering how I expressed things then, what I recorded about what was happening in my life — I realized that it wasn’t the Spirit simply “entering” me. Well, it could be described that way, that the Spirit entered me and, say, two friends who were near me as an example. Though even my colleagues — who were on the other side of the world — told me that when I was in the Spirit, it was like I was in their heads too. They even said they couldn’t bring themselves to say “no” to me. And when I say something or describe something, it’s as if they can almost see it too — as if I’m inside their heads. And then I start looking at all of this differently: what if it’s not that the Spirit enters me, but that I become the Spirit? That’s exactly what I’ve been reflecting on for the past couple of weeks — that the Spirit is simply a density. Our physical shell, the way we perceive ourselves — arms, legs — has different kinds of densities: physical body, soul, Spirit. But essentially it’s all the same body, just in different vibrations — like different file formats within this “biological” simulation, in quotation marks, that we live in. And maybe during that time, what I recorded in Volume One, was actually that I had simply shifted into another world, realigned my vibrations — where my mind, or more precisely, I — my head, that is, I... Now I understand: if I’m switching from one multiverse to another — why is it unnoticeable? Because it’s not like you’re being moved from one box to another identical one, where you could suddenly detect a difference. That’s impossible, because we live in a simulation, and so we don’t notice such glitches. It’s not a physical transfer from one box to another. It’s a multiverse shift — and that happens in the mind. Everything you remembered will continue exactly as it was, because it’s generated from your mind. That’s why you’ll never notice a difference. That’s why, if you died and kept on living, you wouldn’t know. Or if you transitioned to another multiverse, you wouldn’t know either — because everything you retained in memory, like which street had a wrecked car, where you had a scratch on your arm — all of that will still be there. So you won’t suddenly notice your friend had