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[Alexandr Korol]

sorrow, or death, and where God’s glory abides.” If we take into account that I have walked such a long path, eight volumes of “Alternative History,” then now all this information is perceived completely differently. Not from that perspective, limited by the human mind of the old era, but from a new perspective, where everything takes on an entirely different meaning — just as I always joked and said, that now it is not just a stick, but it turns out to be a flute. And here it is the same. That is, I perceive it this way: it is a certain frequency, a certain multiverse. A world just like the one familiar to everyone, but simply like another mobile operator, another Wi-Fi, where, you see, there are no worries, in this world of heaven. And that Jesus Christ ascended there, it turns out that when he died, you see, after death, he entered there, which is also curious, and that this is the dwelling place of God. I perceive this not physically, God as a man, but if now we decode all this sacred language, relying on all my previous “Alternative Histories,” then God is the system, that is, it is consciousness, that is, it is the whole matrix deciphered. And the world where the whole matrix is deciphered — that is this God. That is, it is the fully, let’s say, decoded matrix, not some geometric figure, a part, a fragment, but the entire matrix — that is this world, that is God. That is why, probably, in many scriptures it was said that there people dwell together with God, and He with them. But essentially, they are connected to this Wi-Fi. That is, God is Wi-Fi, He is in them and they are in Him, figuratively speaking, because it is all this matrix. That is, those are the ones who have known this matrix. That is how I perceive it.

Next. Here it is written in more detail about the physical heaven: “The Old Testament often speaks of heaven as the Firmament, where the sun, moon, and stars are located.” Further: “Heaven as a spiritual place: the New Testament often uses the word ‘heavens’ to denote a spiritual reality where God and the angels dwell. This is the place believers strive for after death.” You see how interesting that is? That is, how can a person, if he is dead, strive for anything at all? And here it turns out that believers after death — as if death is just some event too — but at the same time it’s as if you don’t go anywhere, just as it turned out. That is, it turns out that after death, or more precisely after just the Wi-Fi of death, that is, after the world of death,