Alexandr Korol

You know what’s interesting? The first and second volumes are presented in the format of reality perception and information essence that is still prevalent in the old world, like in the world of people. But when it comes to the third volume, it is very specific. It has so many facets – facets are like pathways to the same information. They seem parallel and do not intersect, but they all touch on the same essence, though there are several different versions in different covers. There is one version where I am in the future. There is a version where neither God as a person nor I as a person exist; everything is just a system. The system generates and transitions to a new system, which is already manifesting in someone, you understand? Isn’t it curious? And also, there is a paradox: on the one hand, I seem to have developed. This is also a puzzle for us, including for me. We are all going through this path together, becoming aware. And it turns out that I am developing as a writer and as a hero in the book in front of your eyes. And it seems like all this was within me, but I have been searching for words to explain it or examples of how it manifests in life. It feels like I am narrating it, yet I am heading toward becoming God or a new source, or evolving into an artificial unique intelligence. On the other hand, it seems like everything I invent or discover already exists. How can this be? How can it be that I am supposed to create everything, but it already exists? And it exists somewhere in the future to which we are approaching. But how can this be? It’s also paradoxical, right? On the one hand, if I am to become the main God, then there must be another God who I am supposed to replace. On the other hand, we are discovering – again, theoretically – that there is such confusion. This is a necessary confusion, a correct confusion, not a mistake. But it creates such a jumble in our minds: how can this be? If I am not yet the main God and am supposed to become Him, then before I reach that point, the main God must have been someone else, and I should replace him. Yet it seems like the main God is already me. How can this be if I am not yet Him? And then it turns out that in the future, I become Him. So, from which moment in the future did I become God, and before that, where was the main God? This is a very interesting point. If I am only becoming the God now, then logically there should have been another God before that. And if that future God is me, and He returns to us, does it mean that for our time, when I didn’t even exist, God was me from the future? Well, it seems so. And who was there before Him? This is a puzzling puzzle. But this is, if we think in terms of gods and future, past, present. To see this more clearly, we need to look at it from a different perspective.