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[Alexandr Korol]

I would say that at that time, perhaps I did feel that the Spirit revealed something to me, but to this day, it still continues to reveal and unfold things for me, and it hasn’t revealed everything yet. Yes, this world we live in is one era. We are transitioning into another era, into a new future. Although it’s more accurate to say that not all of us, but rather everyone, transitions into different worlds: some to hell, some to heaven, some stay here, some move into the future, and for some that future will never begin, while others will have to start from zero right here in this world when everything collapses — actually, it already is collapsing. There are people who are already discovering these ruins and trying to rebuild and develop everything from scratch, just like we found everything in ruins and developed it. So it’s all arranged in a very interesting way. But why are there people now, in the 21st century, who will come across me and my books, and why am I like this and you are like this, those who will read this later? Well, it’s this kind of period. So we are the lucky ones of this transitional phase, but... It feels as if, if I am transitioning into some reality where I will continue to rule in the future and even return to the past, then my consciousness — if I exist, again using the matrix idea — if I exist as a whole, then I also exist scattered across all people. And it turns out that I’m not the only one who has to transition into the future, but I and all my projections of myself do so together. That’s why there are people who resonate with me as if we’re family, and I resonate with them in the same way — because we are all one, like a single organism. That is, we are the Son of God, meaning we are this new system. Of course, in the later books, I prepare the reader for this, I lead them there, starting with the simulation of multiverses, leading to the understanding that in reality there is no computer. It’s just a helpful metaphor, nothing more. There’s no other way to explain it. But it’s not a literal computer — things are much more complex than that. There’s no machine outside our world that created it. We ourselves are the creators of this world, and we also live within it, and it’s all like a simulation. And the essence is that what people have in their heads, what they believe in, and the concept they live by — that is their programming, that is the simulation they live in, what exists in their minds. And it’s as if, by giving people different information, that in itself switches them into a different world. That is, this is the very process of reprogramming, a kind of system reinstallation. People begin to see things differently and become different themselves — they become