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[Alexandr Korol]

As I now understand it, this future and this otherworldly realm – from which all spirits, all knowledge, and all miracles originate – is something we’ve always been in contact with. And maybe I shouldn’t say “we,” but since I write books for people, I’ll address it this way: Yes, you, people, have always been in contact with this otherworldly realm, which you’ve called spirituality or some kind of energy. Alright, I won’t try to sugarcoat it; I’ll say it as it is. Whoever understands it will understand it. It’s very difficult to express this. I just realized something, and here’s how I understood it: if, for example, a nuclear explosion occurs, all people in that multiverse will die. But this will only happen in that specific multiverse. The people there will truly experience it – they will witness it and perish. However, if I am not connected to that multiverse, nothing like this will happen to me. Now let’s take it further. When those people die in that multiverse, their counterparts in my multiverse – since those people also exist in my multiverse – might, on the contrary, awaken spiritually. They won’t understand why, but suddenly, they’ll become spiritual. Let me try to explain it differently. Imagine Ancient Egypt, its pyramids, and other great ancient civilizations that we have discovered in ruins. We, people – meaning you, people – have found these remnants and can’t understand where everyone went or how these civilizations could have fallen. But in reality, they didn’t fall, and they didn’t disappear. Take Ancient Egypt as an example. When a world-scale catastrophe occurred, everything burned, everything was destroyed – but that only happened for the people who deserved to end up in hell. For those who lived in that great time of Ancient Egypt, there exists a multiverse where that catastrophe never happened. Those people entered paradise, but they didn’t even realize it. Let me give you an example. Imagine five days before the end of the world in Ancient Egypt. Picture this: the Ancient Egyptians are living their lives, and let’s say there are five days left until the end of the world. Of course, this is a very simplistic way of putting it – it’s not literally five days, and it doesn’t happen in just a day, but let’s not get caught up in these details for now. Now imagine that if you, as an Ancient Egyptian, are making sinful choices or not making the right ones, then after those five days, a cataclysm or war begins, and you perish. Your loved ones perish. It’s terrifying – people are blistered, sick, suffering. For you, this is the only reality. But now think about your friend, who seems to have also perished before your very eyes in your multiverse.