Alexandr Korol

I call him back, and he says that I’m on the right path. I tell him what I’ve discovered, which is that there is a division into heart, mind, and spirit. Why did I start thinking this way? Because a year ago, when I was working on finishing the first volume, I came to realize that... I had always given importance to this, but it seemed like I began to see it more clearly and in more detail. I understand that throughout my life, when I was materialistic, the whole world, as I perceived it, was explained in my books through the mind. And when I was in that cycle, being materialistic, I wrote entirely different books. About the same topics, that is, development, but from a material perspective, logically explaining it with material examples from the material world. I also saw that when I was in a different place, that is, on another frequency, in another world, which often manifested throughout my life, it was when my heart was engaged. The mind, on the contrary, was turned off. There was no structured logical thinking or analytical mindset; it was more about describing feelings. It was all about not losing the world of feelings, of the heart. It was like a separate world. And there are people who only live with their minds, and they understand only the books written by my mind. And there are people of the heart who read books from the world of the heart, and their heart is nourished by it. But then one more aspect that manifested in me was the Spirit. And this Spirit is exactly my multi-volume novel “Alternative History.” It’s when I am not with the mind, not with the heart, but when I am in the Spirit. It’s not me, but some force through me that creates this book. It’s like a third, something entirely different. And then I came to the topic of trinity and triad. But you know what’s most interesting? People always see this trinity differently. It’s not that they are wrong; it’s just that it can be interpreted differently. Many people who are into personal development often shouted and claimed that the trinity in a person is his body, heart, and mind. That’s how they see the Trinity, and I have my own way of recognizing it for myself. Both interpretations are valid. Then I started to think that maybe the Trinity, if I want to recognize the three personalities in myself and the three worlds, could be spiritual, material, and social. It turns out that when a person is spiritual, that is, with the heart, they are sensitive, an artist. Heart, he-art. An artist is someone who feels. And a person who thinks is in the material world. And the social world is when some primal instinct takes over. When you lose control and give in to temptation, allowing yourself to drink, deceive someone, or do something dirty that closes you off and connects you to hell, to darkness, which sullies the heart. And it often happens, I remember it from