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[Alexandr Korol]

affecting the upper and lower faces, which are the fifth and sixth sides, then this introduces something entirely new. So, it’s quite an interesting thing. Complicated, yes — it’s not the first volume with fairy tales and simple narratives. This is already the second volume. The second volume is more serious — here, you need a notebook and a pen, writing down all these numbers, checking them, Googling, straining your mind. You can approach it skeptically and logically — if something doesn’t add up, then break your head over why. If I assert something, try to refute it. If I state something in the second volume and you disagree with it, find images, diagrams, references — why does the rainbow have seven colors? Where does the number seven appear throughout all of history? This is the kind of work that needs to be done. And now, we are moving again... I’m also not sure whether to call them planets or celestial bodies. The reason I keep focusing on this is that, as I decipher all this mythology, it turns out that the more accurate term is celestial bodies. Because in ancient times, there was no division between the Moon and the Sun as separate from the stars, and planets were not distinctly categorized as planets. There was no such separation. So, after all, they simply considered all of these celestial bodies as part of certain stages. And when this division occurred — when they started distinguishing between stars, planets, and even some third category of objects that are in the Solar System but were never officially recognized as planets — these conclusions, made in our modern time, only mislead us. That’s just how it is. That’s why I trust ancient mythology more, which I use for my comparative research, especially now as I work on my next books. I will put it this way: celestial body. And one could assume that celestial bodies in the Solar System are actually one entity, but broken down into stages. And then I start thinking, and as I begin deciphering this, I recall that the moment that gave me the most chills, that sent a swarm of ants running inside my chest, was when I began correlating the continents that exist on Earth — how some landmasses drift in the global ocean—with the celestial bodies around us. And then came the shock, the revelation. I thought, “Unbelievable! This reflects that, and this is the same as that, and this is a miniature version, and this is the global scale, and this is how it connects, and even the family is tied to the number seven!” And once again, these are stages—from youth to old age. Do you see? So, what do I do? I start working on this. I search everywhere for where the number 7 appears. I look everywhere for this division of light.