Alexandr Korol

simulation of consciousness that we live in — is structured. And in response to your question about why the Spirit doesn’t just talk to me directly — don’t forget, it’s not like I’m sitting around all day wearing a tinfoil hat, receiving broadcasts from above. You see, the Spirit — at any given second — may want to protect me from something or warn me about something as I move through life, as I live, as I go about my day. But I’m not sitting around all day wearing a tinfoil hat, receiving images from it. I’m also, by the way, traveling between different worlds — meaning, I’m in different moods, different states, connecting with different people. I’m working — working a lot, actually. And that often contradicts the state I would need to be in to hear the voice directly. Yes, when I go into the “corridor” and specifically want to hear that voice, I can hear it directly. But I don’t always do that. And what, is the voice supposed to sit around and wait for me to sit down and put on my tinfoil hat? Well — metaphorically speaking, of course. I’m joking about the hat, but still. And on the contrary, it’s actually great that there’s no rule saying you have to sit in meditation every day and listen to the voice through images — or else you’ll miss something. No. You don’t have to do that at all. The system will still make sure — if needed — that the elevator breaks, or the door won’t open, or you’ll suddenly get a stomach ache, just so you don’t end up where you planned to be tomorrow. That’s it. It’s all under control. There are different Spirits, of course, and the system doesn’t do this for everyone — you have to be a favorite. If you serve the Spirit, the system — like a great musician does — it will always inspire you, protect you, guide you, and hint at what song you should write. Do you really think that all musicians or genius creators who made something extraordinary did it all by themselves? No — Spirit was working through them. God, the system — it gave them all of it. What to write, when to write, what to call it. And that’s how the system is writing this book through me.

Question: In the second part of the second volume of “Alternative History” you kept waiting for when you would turn 23, then you waited for the year 2023 — so how did it all turn out in the end?

Guys, seriously, I’m a skeptic. You know, there are people who might see a little spot in the sky for two seconds and then go on shouting their whole life that they