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[Alexandr Korol]

Introduction

In the fifth volume, I continue my journey of “Alternative History,” where I further explore how the world is structured, how humanity is structured, and how God is structured. In the previous fourth volume, I came to understand three worlds, three gods: the sky, the earth, and the underworld. In the fifth volume, I discover the fourth world, the fourth God, the fourth dimension – this is the God of Death, and geometrically it appears as a dodecahedron. It is one of the four main elements – it is ether. Each world, such as the world of the sky, the world of the earth, and the world of the underworld, also has different sublevels. Likewise, the world of death, the fourth world, also has different levels and sublevels. In the world of death, there are also many spirits and many deities. The symbol of the Spirit of Death is an hourglass. But the most interesting thing is that this fourth world – death – one of its variations, levels, and sublevels is spirituality. That is, the fourth world is spirituality. And precisely a person who is a loner, who retreats into themselves, often engages in creativity, feels some kind of energy, or meditates – this is all this fourth world – this is spirituality. And when you first enter this otherworldly realm – it is precisely the otherworld, the afterlife – only when you connect to it can you see all worlds from the outside, see all people from the outside, even see yourself, how you lived as a human, from the outside. You feel as if you are a ghost, or an angel, or a spirit. And as it turned out, which was a revelation for me, all the books I wrote and all the discoveries I made were thanks to the fact that I was entering this fourth dimension. This is the library of knowledge. This is spirituality. Only in this dimension, only in this world, can a person do otherworldly things because it is the otherworld. Only in this world can a person hear a voice, feel energy, or succeed in meditation – only in this world is it possible. There is no need to fear the word “death.” Death is just one of the aspects that belong to this world, to this fourth world.
This book gives a person an even deeper understanding of how everything is structured: that we have morning, day, evening, and night. And night is the fourth world, it is death. We also have spring, summer, autumn, and winter. And winter is death, it comes after autumn, after the underworld. Even if we look at different mythological stories and engage in comparative mythology,