The second volume of "Geography of the Interworlds" examines the intermediate spaces primarily from the perspective of beings, forms, and types of consciousness manifesting in these spheres.
Studying the Interstice is not only an exploration of "fantastical" spaces and realities, not just the mapping of post-mortem routes, but also (and even more so) the study of the entire multilayered, multi-variant multiverse, complex, nonlinear, and interwoven patterns of manifestation and dissolution of worlds and timelines.
The inhabitants of interworld spaces are beings belonging to different worlds and streams of causality, united by the instability of their consciousness. Interaction with these beings teaches consciousness to see broader, more holistically and totally, perceiving reality as something much more complex than the familiar images of worlds.
One hopes that the process of studying and mapping the Interworlds will be continued by prepared mages, approaching it seriously and thoroughly, without fear but also without carelessness and overconfidence.
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