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[Alexandr Korol]

Chapter 30. Twilight and Calendar

I sit all day studying everything about Ancient Egypt. Of course, it is very difficult. Very difficult. Why? Because there were different periods in the times of Ancient Egypt. And it is very difficult to understand what belongs to which time; again, everything comes down to time. Why? Because there was a period when there were gods, and there was a period when there were no gods. There was a period when there were certain gods first, and then later there were other gods. And it turns out that even when something is found in Ancient Egypt, it is not necessarily a fact that, at that moment, when, for example, the main God ruled, he built a whole bunch of pyramids and tombs. It is quite possible that these pyramids and tombs were built after him or before him, and then they were simply, so to speak, edited. Imagine such a... Now I will give an example, a concept. Imagine that there are different religions in our time, and then, suppose, gods arrive. And there is such a revolution of consciousness all over the world, and so many new things are revealed. And suppose that all these religions just start being modified. It turns out that although all the temples we see now were built long ago, suddenly their images, wall paintings, or icons start to change. And this is what I now see happening in Ancient Egypt: as if under one ruler, many things were already built, and then when someone else came, he edited it all for himself, then a third came, destroyed everything again, and remade it for himself once more. And there is such layering, such layers of time. This is what I have now encountered. Therefore, if suddenly, when you are studying everything about Ancient Egypt – this entire mythology, the appearance, the manifestation of these gods – you come across the fact that there are many gods, there is an underworld, there are many sun gods, it simply means different periods. But essentially, of course, the very system of consciousness, that is, the Spirit, remains the same, while the name – the cover – changed over time, like reincarnation.

What else have I noticed while studying all this? That the cycles that have led me to all of this in the first place – the ones I have been recording and deciphering ever since the very first volume, going all the way back to 2010 – have never let me rest: what is morning, day, evening, night, and why does it coincide with