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[Alexandr Korol]

And then I started getting stuck again on the idea that I need to get some kind of volumetric matrix, where a matrix is inside a matrix, and all of this consists of a matrix, as if there are many levels and sublevels. Again, take the drawing of the “flower of life,” the image of the flower of life. So we see that there are some six rays, that there is a small sphere, and from the spheres, from these rays, a bigger sphere forms, then an even bigger one, and so on infinitely. Essentially, if you make a cube in volume that contains eight cubes and look at it again from the correct angle, like a hexagon, then you can immediately see the same thing, you could say, the flower of life. And you can immediately see how a bunch of hexagons gives birth to another hexagon, and in the center are hexagons, and there are exactly six of them around in a circle, the seventh in the center, the eighth is not visible — everything is perfectly aligned.