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[Alexandr Korol]

in the following volumes, I talk about the fact that there are three worlds, three gods, as it turns out: heaven, earth, the underworld. Three worlds and three gods. But it’s always said that the trinity, that is, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, are inseparable, that they are all the same. And actually, the three gods – it’s the same, they are all the same, that is, they are inseparable, it’s the same. It’s the same God, but he manifests, meaning these are his three versions. And the conclusion is that three is one. That’s the paradox. And here it is, this is your folding, that there is God, who is divided like this into three worlds. And actually, in alchemy, in all sacred scriptures, in mythology, even in all Masonic illustrations, it’s all about the same thing. Everywhere it’s shown that there are... And this is exactly the position of this matrix and you, as the world itself. This trajectory, even I would say, the coordinates of the positioning of everything. It turns out that they show that there are even these, say, three worlds. There are also places where they show three, and some places show four, which is the most interesting, in some places they show two, and because of this, people get confused. But this is not a mistake. And what’s even more interesting is how all of this is unraveled, that it’s all the same and simply repeats. And it turns out that there really is the world of the sky, the world of the earth, as spiritual and material, and then there is the underworld. And what’s most interesting is that in some places it’s considered that there is also a fourth world, and in some places, it’s not. I don’t know how to choose the right example to explain this right now. Well, okay, I’ve understood three worlds... I’m really telling all this – it’s just impossible to explain in just two lines – I explain all this, and it took me a lot of time and many volumes: the third, fourth, and fifth volumes are about this. I explain that there are three worlds. Then it turns out there is a fourth world, the ether, death. And then it turns out there’s also a fifth, sixth, seventh, and it goes on. And then it turns out that one, two, and three are three earthly worlds – the sky, the earth, and the underworld. Four is the “corridor,” spirituality, which is death. And then, what’s most interesting is that, like in a spiral, five, six, and seven follow. Five, six, and seven are again three worlds: the sky, the earth, and the underworld. Again, spiritual, like the fourth, just a version, a different level, but the essence is the same. After these three worlds, there’s the fourth world, which is also the eighth. So again, the “corridor,” death, eight. Then again, nine, ten, eleven – again the sky, the earth, the underworld.