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[Alexandr Korol]

Question: You had a conversation with Big Alexander about dreams, about how there is another reality and you see it in your dreams. Could you please tell more in detail how you see and perceive this other reality in your dreams?

I wouldn’t say that it’s all one and the same reality, that I enter some kind of parallel life in which I live and everything is in the same places, and it’s all one and the same place, and I’m the same person there. No, it’s not like that. But what is true is that I began to have unusual, strange, and incomprehensible dreams — that I’m in one place, then in another, and it feels real, like being awake. And then both the Mystic-Old-Man and Big Alexander began confirming that something is indeed going on there. But again, what was meant back then by “something is going on”? The Mystic-Old-Man called them motivational dreams — as if we are here in this life, the one we live now, but in a dream we can, for example, experience a catastrophe, a car crash, so that we don’t experience it here. That is, because we have understood it there, like a code, it’s already recorded that I have gone through it, and so it won’t happen to me here. So there’s something interesting like that. I don’t know what it is, who does it, or how it works. Some kind of system, metasystem, or aliens — someone is doing it. And the Mystic-Old-Man often hinted to me that something like that is happening to me through dreams. And Big Alexander also hinted at this, that over there they might be teaching me, or I might be going through something there so that it doesn’t happen here. But you see, when it comes to dreams, it wasn’t about some parallel life line that is singular and identical, but more like a simulation you get plugged into. That is, there’s a large simulation in which we live, one life line we walk through, even though there are also other multiverses. But this — this is more like you fall asleep, and this system we live in gives you a different reality tailored to you while you sleep, in which you experience something there. But it builds all of this for you, like a computer, tailored to your brain, to your psyche, and that’s why it’s always something different. I explain this further in the next books. It’s the same as when a person ends up in paradise after death — the system they lived in takes into account their whole past life and what would be considered paradise for them. And so, when they enter paradise, they meet the same people they liked, the same places they enjoyed, as if the entire reality is fully constructed just for them. That’s what the computer-simulation does.