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[Alexandr Korol]

to make sense of the third, fourth, and fifth volumes — must not skip this practice, must not just flip past it thinking, “Ah, at the end of volume two Alexandr draws some kind of matrix, oh, what beautiful pictures,” look at them and move on. No. Until you physically make each geometric figure yourself, until you build the matrix yourself, consider that you haven’t read the second volume.

Question: You say that you are all interconnected, meaning it works like this — “think of and help your neighbor, because that is you.” If we care for our relatives, we are actually caring for ourselves. You gave the example that each people of a country has its own Spirit, and now there is this battle of spirits. Then it can be assumed that if we are in a certain country, then we are already a part of that country, and all events that occur there are reflected in us. And we, it turns out, are connected to the same Spirit as that country, according to your theory, that’s how it is. So, it turns out that the actions and intentions of each of us automatically affect the country, the city, the people where we are. By working on ourselves, we work on our people. Is that correct?

Yes and no. Again, it’s like the little seed I planted in the second volume of “Alternative History” — that now one can start to see the entire structure of the world based on the matrix I deciphered. But for now, of course, the way you’ve assumed it is extremely crude. These are rough examples. Because people prefer — it’s just more convenient — to use the groups by which everything is already categorized. Figuratively speaking, you give the example of countries. I would give the same kind of example too, so it’s easier for people to understand, but if we speak literally, it’s not about countries. You understand that now in any country there is a manifestation not of just one Spirit. Understand? Other Spirits also manifest through people. Suppose I now go to the Caucasus, to the North Caucasus. Ninety-nine percent of people there have their own particular Spirit, and it’s very clearly expressed. And still there is one percent or five percent — figuratively speaking, exceptions — of people who live in the North Caucasus and seem not connected to their parents, or to the culture, or traditions, but are connected to some kind of, as they say, foreign influence. They’ve watched all this internet, YouTube, and everything, and now they’re connected to who knows what. And the parents, and the grandmothers,