Alexandr Korol

Well.... You see, it just seems to you that development is what we traditionally understand it to be. For example, when people go to a dance school or learn to paint, you can clearly see how people learn and progress. It appears that everything follows a specific sequence, right? But in reality, if you look more philosophically, our entire life is a school. And most people don’t even realize they’re developing. They think development is something they intentionally engage in, like when they say, “I’m developing, learning at school”, and so on. But no, you’re developing even when you’re arguing with a neighbor. You’re developing when you’re building relationships. You’re developing when you’re standing in line at a store. You are constantly growing, everywhere and in everything. That is development. You live within a certain concept: what drives you, what motivates you, what scares you. This concept shapes how you see the world, and you encounter life through this lens. This concept is being polished and refined as you move to the next level. Every person lives with their own set of beliefs, their system, and when that “system 5” of yours crumbles, or you free yourself from it, you move on to level 6, then to level 7, and that’s how you grow. Now, moving on.
When you’re all reading “Alternative History”, what are you facing? You all have your own concepts, weaknesses, and these are different for each of you. But thanks to the information you’re receiving, those weaknesses are being diminished or shattered in their own ways. Your fears start to dissolve, your eyes open up to things you didn’t notice before. Many of you used to do foolish things, and now you see them more clearly. Many have stopped doing those things altogether. Physically, the mistakes you were making may be different, but you begin to understand a deeper essence, and that essence rewrites you from within. It’s like reprogramming or reformatting, and you start to realize what’s good, what’s bad. You become wiser, you grow. Yes, all of this happens through the book – imagine that! All of this comes through the story and the journey it takes you on. If, five years ago, a grandpa came up to us in a café and started telling us about the multiverse or some figure like Kalki, we would have said, “Hey, grandpa, it’s amusing that you’re so peculiar, but we have no idea what you’re talking about.” We wouldn’t have understood because we were still in our mundane concerns, with our own set of values. But now, as we go through the journey of “Alternative History”, it’s crafted so carefully, so incrementally, that it gradually shows you the world, little by little. And because you begin to comprehend and see the world differently, your attitude towards life