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[Alexandr Korol]

and this voice — it’s as if it’s inside me somewhere down below, in my stomach, but not above. I don’t understand how this is possible — why? What happened to me? Something is off, but I don’t know what. Then I start... I always pay attention to the music I listen to, how I react to it, what movies I watch, how I respond to them, how I perceive my apartment, the lighting. I notice that everything is somehow changing. I realize that, probably, just like in the third volume, this continues — let’s say, some kind of journey through these multiverses is still ongoing. I must have connected to something again, and this is happening naturally. It’s not like before when I could connect to something through a specific method — now it happens on its own, and I have no control over it. So I think, well, okay. I just take note of it. And then, naturally, I continue working on studying what the underworld is, what the underworld kingdom is, and what the God of the underworld is. That is, I am not seeking to understand the God of the sky or the God of the earth. From the very beginning, the entire fourth volume is essentially about my journey to understand what the God of the underworld is. And I start thinking, first and foremost... Because at that time, I was also studying the Kalki Purana and Hinduism in general. I had arrived at this in the third volume, and from there, the fourth volume begins. I find in Hinduism a lot of similarities with what is happening in the world today. And, moreover, I find many parallels with what I was trying to convey to the reader throughout the third volume. Because in Hinduism, the entire structure of the world, all these gods, and all their reincarnations — these are all essentially systems, programs, simulations, that is, Spirits. And there it is said that there are four yugas. Oh, wow! That there are four yugas — four main cycles in which humanity lives, following one after another and repeating. And that Kalki is one of the incarnations, the tenth avatar of Vishnu, who will come to people at a certain time — when people are focused on developing their personal brands, actively using social media, when everyone becomes psychologists, coaches, and gurus, when people publicly showcase how they eat, how they buy apartments and cars for their parents, how they buy apartments and cars for themselves, when they keep telling everyone that success and money are all that matter and everything else doesn’t, when they artificially collect likes and make money from it, when they demonstrate how easy it is to convince someone to buy something from them. It’s almost described there word for word — as funny as it sounds, and yes,