Alexandr Korol

The God of the sky in all the myths across different eras, The God of the earth — who they were, how they manifested, what they represented, The God of the underworld — who exactly they were, because so many deities are listed, and it’s impossible to tell who is the serpent and who is not. And the confusion is enormous. Imagine — historians have lumped together the God of the underworld, the serpent, and the God of the afterlife as if they were all the same entity. They mix them up indiscriminately, choosing whichever name they like best, assuming it’s all one and the same simply because it’s “dark.” But these are completely different things. So, I did extensive work to untangle this. The serpent is one thing, the God of the underworld is something entirely different, and the God of the afterlife is yet another. And so, I begin working on this. I realize that I must come to know these three worlds, these three Gods. It becomes my fixed idea — the belief that if I fully understand these three Gods, I will become the fourth, the main God. In the third volume, I had to go through all these multiverses — all of The Mother of God, the entire matrix, all the worlds of people. It was as if I had to break free from their influence first. And now, I enter a new phase — passing through these three worlds. It’s as if my perception is shifting from something broad and indistinct to something highly detailed. Before, I saw it all as a single whole, but now, I must distinguish between these three main sources. It’s as if I must become the God of the sky, then the God of the earth, and then the God of the underworld. Only when I have fully understood these three systems — these three simulations, these three intelligences — when I have been each of them, only then will the fourth one reveal itself. And that is exactly what I begin to explore in the fourth volume. And so, the third volume ends with me calling Big Alexander and asking, “Who am I? And who are you? And who is the Mystic-Old-Man? I don’t understand — who are we? Which one of us is a Spirit in the flesh? Which one of us is just some system within The Mother of God? Or what exactly are we?” And Big Alexander tells me that I am an avatar, and he is an avatar. And that we have come here for a specific purpose. Naturally, I start reading everything I can find on the internet about the meaning of the word avatar. I discover that Hinduism speaks of avatars, that there are many different versions—especially the avatars of Vishnu. So, I start studying Hinduism. And I realize that without the third volume of “Alternative History”, without the awareness that there are countless programs — systems,