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[Alexandr Korol]

This is the most important thing you need to take note of while reading this
10th volume of “Alternative History”. And I also noticed something else
that you should keep in mind. You can always talk about anything from different
angles. For example, if I meet with a friend now and we discuss someone
— we could discuss them from a negative angle or a positive one, right?
The point is, it is very important to always cut off any discussion, whether
it’s about a TV channel, some food company, or even the government,
if it’s being approached from a negative angle. You must not search for the
negative sides of anyone or anything.
I will explain why. You see, first and foremost, if you look from a negative
angle, you will always see the negative in everything. There is nothing in
the world where you wouldn’t find negativity if you are looking at it from a
negative angle. You will see it regardless, because that is your angle. You can
find flaws in anyone — in a queen, in a king, in your country, in yourself — if
you are tuned to that specific angle of perception, to the negative. But I will
say this: it is a problem, and it is truly a disease if you look at people, the
world, me, or this book in that way. In other words, the issue isn’t the book,
and it isn’t me — it’s you. You hate this damn sun that blinds your eyes today.
And when it rains, you hate the clouds and the rain. You constantly hate
everything, but that hatred is yours. It is your angle of perception. And
it is vital, if a person wants to emerge from the darkness, to learn to look at
everything from a positive, light-filled angle of perception. Because just as
with the negative, you can find the light in every person, every city, every
country, every state, and every president. So it is better to start searching
for and seeing the light everywhere. It is better to start looking for positive
reviews about a hotel, about a book, about your city, about your country.
Perhaps when you are asked about a person, you should start by listing
everything about them from a light-filled angle. And not just “start” with it,
but do it exclusively. And then, when you act this way, you yourself will end
up in a world of light. Now imagine how important it is to watch such actions
and behaviors: if you describe my book from a negative point of view, from a
negative angle, you automatically find yourself in hell. But if you start talking
about my book by looking not for flaws, but for everything positive, then
you yourself will enter that positive angle, and people will look at you from
a positive angle. This is very important.