Alexandr Korol

And what happened that struck me as curious? Well, since I’m still in transition — still in the process of crossing over — I can at least share some comparative remarks. Because once I fully cross, that will be it. But right now, I’m still partly here and partly there. Or rather, more and more I’m in heaven, up in the sky. Still, there’s a little memory that remains from the “previous life.” And here’s one interesting little example. You get checked into a hotel, they give you a room number. You’d requested one big bed, but when you walk into the room, you find two small separate beds. And you’re alone. Why would you want to sleep on one of those tiny beds? Obviously, one big bed would be much better, right? Makes sense. But... without even realizing it, I just accept it — without thinking twice. I’m only describing it now in hindsight. You see, afterwards I reflected on it: in the past, in some other world — whether the material world, the world of Earth, or even the underworld — in one of those states I would definitely have corrected what I saw as a mistake. I would have thought, “This is wrong, I need to go down to the lobby, to reception, and ask them to change my room for one with a king-size bed, because they gave me the wrong one.” That’s how I would have acted before, in the human world. But in the world of heaven it’s different — you see it as God’s providence. You believe this is exactly how it’s meant to be, that the system is arranging everything solely for your good, for you and under you — and therefore it must be right. Amazing, isn’t it? Because maybe the room with the single big bed has something “off” about it. And the one they gave me with the two small beds — that’s the one I actually need. Maybe it has the right layout, the right floor, the right neighbors, the right energy, the right view from the window. There’s something about it — but only something good.

And here’s the key thing I noticed about myself — something that became an even stronger confirmation that I really am different now, in another world. Because the “old me” would have behaved completely differently in such a situation. And here’s an even more interesting moment. Imagine you order food at a restaurant — this really happened to me in the past week — and suddenly they forget to bring it, they forget to even cook it. Back in the human world, the old world, you would immediately think,