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[Alexandr Korol]

Well, at the beginning, she just congratulated me on my birthday. I think to myself: “Why make it personal, right?” But then again, it’s not really personal anymore. This is the kind of audio greeting with comments that I received from Valentina on my birthday, September 12. But in the book, I included only the most important excerpt.
What I want to say, what I can add, is that people – especially my readers – might misunderstand what Valentina means by “body” and “soul” because I use different words, and the meanings of those words are different, with different associations. In reality, she’s saying the same thing, just using a slightly different language. But it’s the same concept. I would call it differently – there are different densities, different formats of us as individuals, and we can seem like we’re made up of different pixels, like a different file format. For example, you know how there’s MP3, MP4, or 4K, 8K video? It’s the same with people. While we still associate ourselves with the coarse, physical aspects of the world and our understanding of consciousness, we associate ourselves with the body, the mortal piece of flesh. We associate ourselves with this old illusion that’s now coming to an end. So, if that’s the case, we don’t believe in miracles, we don’t see them, we don’t feel any energy, and we live like the most primitive society. But people who are on a higher level of development, who have reached a higher state, are beginning to realize that there is a soul. However, everyone thinks that the soul is just in a body, but in reality, the body itself is the soul. It’s just that the format changes. The body goes from being a chunk of flesh to being a piece of the soul. It’s important not to take this too literally or superficially. Essentially, it’s like you were 4K – that was the body – and 8K – that’s the soul. Let’s call it that. It’s just a different video format. That’s the right way to look at it. But when I listened to that audio, I felt like she was afraid to say something, like she knew more than what was being said, and she was hiding it, afraid of what she knew, as if something would happen. I told Big Alexander about this, and then I also told Masha, who I wrote about in the first volume, because that’s her mother, and through them, I met Big Alexander. Masha said the same – that yes, I’m right, that she’s afraid to say something, that she’s afraid of something terrible happening in the future. It’s like she’s afraid for people, or just afraid of what’s coming, or she’s not talking about it so as not to scare anyone.