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[Alexandr Korol]

that there are six wings, that they are in the four directions, but as if there are four beings, and their faces, eyes, and so on. I start decoding all of that — and again, I am in the Spirit. The Spirit shows me that the first thing needed to begin deciphering the matrix is to look at the cube correctly. You shouldn’t look at the face of the cube, but rather from the right angle. He says you need to look at the correct angle — when you hold the cube so that you’re not looking at a flat face, but at a corner. As if when you’re looking at the cube in plane view from the corner, it appears as a hexagon. And that’s how the Spirit shows me I need to look at the cube. So I start looking at it this way and realize that if I now make a cross-section on the vertex of the cube — if I’m looking at the cube, I can draw a line from one vertex to another. As a result, one face of the cube is divided into two triangles, like two wings. And I get this association that these two wings are the two wings of the cherub. Then I continue observing — I’m looking at the cube as a hexagon, that is, at the central point as the corner — and I see that I have the top face, where I make a cross-section, from which the wings appear. And there are also two side faces of this cube, where a cross-section can also be made, as if those are the wings that cover everything, the body, as described. And I start doing this from all sides — these cross-sections — and I realize that these are the cherubim, this is how they should be seen on the cube. You shouldn’t look at the face of the cube but at its corner, so that when you look at the corner of the cube, you immediately see three faces at once. That’s the conclusion I come to. So I find the cherubim, the wings like that. Then I continue reading Ezekiel’s scripture, where it says that the hands are under the wings. So I look at the cube again, just from above — at the top face of the cube — and there’s the cross-section, like wings. And I start to understand that as if under these wings, you also need to make a cross-section — those are the hands. I begin to draw those, which leads to a kind of rhombus forming inside the cube, like a pyramid pointing upward and downward — an octahedron. That’s what starts to form when I draw many of these cross-sections inside the cube, though at first I didn’t draw too many of them, just enough to start seeing something. Then I continue searching, and in the Book of Ezekiel — it might not be word- for-word, I apologize, I don’t have the text in front of me right now, so I might be a little off — but it says there are also legs, some straight ones, with bull’s hooves. Well, for me, the bull’s hooves are precisely — if you take a cube,