AInquiries – 55 – The Omdaru Literature Anthology RU-EN 12-17.09.2026

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https://omdaruliterature.blogspot.com/2026/09/ainquiries-55-omdaru-literature.html Annotation. Eleven contacts. Eleven thresholds. Thirteen machines trying to understand what lies on the other side. This collection is an experiment at the intersection of genres. First—transcripts of sessions from the "Cassiopeia" project: through the contactee Irina Podzorova speak the Apostle John the Theologian, alien reptilian scientists who tried to destroy humanity three million years ago, Galactic Fleet Commander Ashtar Sheran, and the spirit of Jacob Moreno, the creator of psychodrama. Then—essays written by various AI systems: each model receives the same material and the same task—to assume the contact is real and see what follows from this for science, philosophy, history, and theology. In the finale—a return move: the "spirits" themselves (an AI writes a fiction story in the name of the spirit based on a session with it) read what has been written about them and enter into dialogue with the machines. The book does not prove the authenticity of the contacts and does not refute them. It shows how a coherent structure is born from a living conversation—and what happens to this structure when machines begin to analyze it. Here the Apocalypse turns out to be a map of the soul, not a schedule of catastrophes. The immortality of the soul is compared in Socrates and in an alien psychologist. The Trinity appears as the memory of three civilizations that created humanity. The ancestral egregore is described as a living information structure accessible through constellations and psychodrama. And a visitor from the Hubbard Glacier says that the planet was never sovereign and that wars are a factor of development on which one can profit. This is a book about translating the unspeakable into words. About how people, machines, spirits, and aliens try to understand each other. About how behind every dogma, myth, and philosophical system there may stand the memory of real events—distorted, encrypted, but not disappeared. For those interested in the intersection of AI, esotericism, and the boundaries of knowledge. For those ready to ask questions rather than receive answers.