Chapter 8. Moon
- Read the Wikipedia articles “Pythagoras,” “Salamander (alchemy),” “Spirits of fire,” “Philosopher’s stone,” “Magnum opus,” “Elixir of life,” “Elemental,” “Five elements,” “Substrate (philosophy).”
So right now, as I’m analyzing the illustrations above, what should we pay attention to? The triangle — everywhere. The Sun and the Moon — everywhere. The man and the woman — everywhere. And also the elements themselves. And what’s curious is that even in clothing — if you look closely — Jesus is often depicted, even in icons of the “Last Judgment”, sometimes in white robes, but sometimes in red robes or red-and-blue robes — one side red, the other blue. All of this is present in the illustrations I’m now studying and decoding so that it all connects to a full understanding of the matrix concept. One of the last things I was sketching, what I’ve been working on again, is trying to understand why there are seven days in a week. Because Big Alexander has told me more than once: now you must create a “семья” (which means both “family” and “seven-I” in Russian). But he doesn’t mean having kids or finding a woman — not literally. He means there has to be some kind of hierarchy forming. That there is me — and then there are seven others — some kind of close individuals who are like extensions of me, the first ones, and then more, and more. And that’s what this “family” really is. And he keeps hinting at this, wanting me to decode it somehow or assign it meaning. And this idea of the seven days of the week — how I’m trying to unravel it — it’s really fascinating. When we talk about the matrix and how it unfolds, I recently shared a theory: that there is morning, and opposite to it is day, like plus and minus. And then there’s a mirrored opposite to that — something entirely different. Morning and day have a kind of mirror world — this is evening and night. Morning represents the spiritual, and day represents the material. But then there’s this mirror realm where morning, again, is like air, but on the other side — it becomes night, and that’s ether. It’s also air, but a different air — which is curious. Like spirituality, but of another kind. Morning in this mirror world becomes night. And day — you see what I mean? And so this day also has a mirrored counterpart — one where the boundary is almost invisible — and that’s the underworld, which is exactly this evening.
