Alexandr Korol

It regulates absolutely everything. Nothing can be a mistake, first of all. Mistakes don’t exist. I’d even say nothing is accidental. If I’m meant to be sitting in a white sweater right now, then I’ll be sitting in a white sweater. Seriously, it’s not something I choose with my mind. If I were supposed to be sitting right now with a gold pendant, then I would be. But since I’m not — it means it’s not allowed, not needed. It means it must be some other way. If it had to happen not a year ago — imagine, in 2023 I could have filmed the moment I finished the first volume of “Alternative History,” captured that state when I was in the Spirit — it would’ve been incredible. But it wasn’t allowed. And then suddenly — it was. So why? That’s also a question. The system controls and regulates everything. And going back to the question about Big Alexander — yes, it was true that he redirected me. There was a moment when I saw everything burning in fire, like a tsunami but made of fire — everything burning. And he got scared and told me not to think about that, not to believe in it, that there are other possibilities. And it’s true — after that, I was shown many different options. I had just latched onto one and got so frightened by it. And yes, after that, I really did start to see other possibilities. And he said, “Well, it’s better to believe in and move toward a bright future, one with the White Tsar, or with technology, success, development, a new era, than to believe in one where everything burns.” And I thought, yeah, that makes sense. And he was really worried about it. He was so worried that at one point he even said something like, “You might be fine — nothing might happen to you — but the rest of them, they’re doomed, if you now tune yourself and believe in a future where everyone must burn.” That’s how afraid he was of it. That was during the second volume of “Alternative History,” which I was working on in September–October 2023. Back then he was really worried that I was deeply believing in catastrophes, in nuclear wars. And he asked me not to believe in that under any circumstances — because otherwise it would happen. And that’s when I even started taking notes, thinking — could it really be like that? If I start believing in it, seeing it, am I attracting that reality? Or am I somehow manifesting it into existence? That was really curious. It was curious. And then, well, I stopped believing that everything would be destroyed. And it’s not like I secretly still think deep down that it’s all doomed. No. I truly decoded it even further — I really realized and understood it with my mind in the later volumes of “Alternative History” — that there are many possible futures,