Alexandr Korol

hadn’t seen before — because I had matured, I had changed, and I was looking from a different angle — I was in the Spirit, and the Spirit had entered me, thanks to those very 70%. And thanks to all that, I completed the first volume of “Alternative History,” meaning the final 30% that I added. And that’s how the first novel ended. And who would’ve known that the second would begin right away? And so, in that state of Spirit, everything I saw from decoding the matrix — all that vision, that feeling — I began to record all of it. And it even felt like it wasn’t me anymore, but the Spirit acting through me, decoding the matrix. It would say, “Stand in that corner like this, show it like this — look, on all the icons it’s the same background, that’s your matrix, make sure to show everyone that the Flower of Life is there.” I showed it all. And that was the end of the second volume. And of course, when you read that book a second time, you’re completely shocked. What is this about? What is this? It feels as if another version of me from the future, a completely different consciousness of mine, was giving me this information — and then vanished — and the “me” from today, from the present time, begins to read it, and it’s as if the book was a message sent to me through me from my future self. So a book was created by me from the future, through me — and now I’m reading it, and it’s activating me, giving me awareness, insight, and leveling me up so that my system, my mind, all of it keeps evolving. That’s how it works. And that makes it very important. And everything is already interconnected. Imagine, people naturally think that if I wrote something in the first volume of “Alternative History,” then I couldn’t have written what I didn’t yet know — that I only wrote what I knew at that point in time. And people assume that if I’m writing something in the fifth volume now, then I must’ve grown, decoded even more, and that the fifth volume should contain more unique information than the first. But then, when you return to the first volume, you read it and see that I had already told everything in the first volume that I tell in the fifth. And neither you saw it, nor I saw it — but I had said it. How can that be? No, I know how — but that’s not the point here. The point is that it’s very important for a person to reread things multiple times. “Alternative History” isn’t some light, surface-level book written in one single mood and rhythm, tailored to someone’s comfort zone. There are people who exist in a kind of vegetable-like state after work — and they prefer books that maintain that same rhythm, so they can stay in it a little longer, and that’s how they relax.