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[Alexandr Korol]

simulation or artificial intelligence are still far out of your reach. But “Alternative History” tries to guide the reader through this journey, to lead them out of their own thickets and show them the truth.

Question: In Chapter 14 of “Alternative History,” Volume Two, you tell us that when you were speaking with Big Alexander, you felt that there was some other Spirit within him. And that previously you had noticed that your most important Spirit would sometimes enter him, and at other times he would speak to you simply as a human, as Big Alexander. Could you please tell us from what moment you learned and began to distinguish between different Spirits? If it can be clarified that way, how do you do it, what do you feel, and how does it happen?

In the past, I could simply feel that... You know, you might be solving something or doing something, and you’re just doing it in a certain mood or state. But sometimes, when you solve or uncover something, you feel a state of revelation. The state of revelation is very unusual. It’s like goosebumps, but you’re kind of in shock, like people say, “on cloud nine.” Something like that happens, as if reality itself becomes slightly distorted, like space itself shifts. But that’s only psychological — you’re just so “wow” from what you’re experiencing that it feels like even the walls around you have expanded. Of course, it’s only a feeling, not literally. There were moments, like in 2010 when I was decoding the matrix in the city of Saint Petersburg and found one point, then a second one, and then saw that everything was built according to the matrix — I felt that same kind of shock. But back then, I could only describe or associate it that way. How was I supposed to know that this was called being “in the Spirit”? Back then, I just called it being in shock. And that shock was experienced by my friends who were nearby, and by me as well. And in that shock, we were decoding all of it. Then, once we came out of that state, we felt like regular people again. You feel the temperature of the air, you’re aware of where you are, you sense time and space again. But when you’re back in that shock state, everything feels as if something strange is happening — like a distortion of time and space. Figuratively speaking, it’s like when you have a serious argument with someone, yell at them emotionally, or even get into a fight — just metaphorically — or if you suddenly get into a car accident, not a severe one, but still an accident, then you’re in a kind of strange