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and a new one is built — but what is meant by “collapses” is something else. It’s a transition. Let’s put it this way: what does it mean that the old world is being destroyed and the new one is launching? What is the old era and the new? Right now, all of us humans are living with a certain basic setting in our minds — like the belief that we are mortal, that we want a family, that we work, that there have been wars, that we live on planet Earth, and that there were dinosaurs. And how the foolish scientists try to impose on us the idea that we came from apes, that there was some kind of Big Bang theory, and so on. And when all of this is finally explained to you properly — what it all really is, where we came from, who we are, etc. — and it turns out that it’s not what you believed in, then your old concept of understanding the world will collapse. That is what the destruction of the world really means. And the creation of a new world and the transition into a new system, a new era, is when you will have a new explanation in your mind — of how heaven, earth, the underworld, the realm of the dead, gods, time, and so on are all structured. When all of that is decoded and revealed to you, it will allow you to see the world in a completely different way, and that’s what will happen in your minds — though not literally, but this is just a way to help you visualize it better. You will have a new concept. And this new concept, in Hinduism, is called Dharma. The old one will be destroyed because it became corrupted — by the system, by society, by Dharma itself. And a new one will be created, and everyone will live by it. That’s what the Last Judgment really is. So in order to truly understand what the Last Judgment means, as Big Alexander rightly told me before, it’s better to read all mythological accounts and all other sacred scriptures — not just Christian ones, but also, for example, those in Hinduism and Buddhism — to see how the beginning and end are described there.

Question: In the second volume of “Alternative History,” you described events that might occur after the release of your book. There was one scenario where you reached agreements with all representatives of power, were recognized, and given authority, and everything turned out well. Another scenario involved people across the world splitting into two camps: some wanting to kill you, and others believing in you and ready to do anything for you. Ultimately, everything would turn out fine, but not before conflicts occurred. And there was a third, worst-case scenario: people wouldn’t give you any authority or recognize you, and a nuclear war would occur, wiping out all