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[Alexandr Korol]

Naturally, I also placed more emphasis on jewelry — so that various pendants and larger rings had red stones. That is, I gave great importance to the color red. But alongside this, I also gave great importance again to all that sacred geometry. And it turns out that the geometric figure of the fifth element — fire — is a triangle with the point upward. That is what I came to.

And here I began to understand that if this is actually the fifth element — not the fourth, as everyone thinks, everyone says that fire is the fourth element, one of the four — but it turns out it is the fifth. And then I started realizing that all geometric figures basically have triangles everywhere. Everywhere. Yes, not tetrahedrons — that is, not these volumetric triangles — but simply triangles, and they are everywhere. And the octahedron, which is the element of air, is made of triangles — it’s like a little pyramid up and down. And the cube also has inside two triangles within each other, two tetrahedrons. And the cube is earth. And the icosahedron, which is like a ball made of 20, if I’m not mistaken, little triangles, is also interesting — that is water. And the dodecahedron too — if you draw lines from vertex to vertex, there are also tetrahedrons, that is, triangles. They seem to be everywhere. I began to suppose, starting from when I began studying what the fifth element, fire, is. Something very interesting happened — I started searching further for groups of seven. At first, I searched for three worlds in the previous volumes of “Alternative History,” looking for three worlds. Then I found four worlds. Then, precisely what I arrived at in the eighth volume was that there is a fifth element. And I realized that if there is a fifth, then there must also be a sixth and a seventh. When I started searching for the sixth and seventh — and this is what the eighth volume of “Alternative History” is dedicated to — I began looking into the seven days of the week, seven planets, seven metals. Then I came to the point that I needed to investigate what twelve is: 12 months, 12 zodiac signs, 12 apostles, 12 Olympic gods. Why twelve? And how is it all formed? Essentially, the eighth volume is about numbers and these groups forming all of this, and about the matrix in the literal sense — the physical one I’m building — that is basically what the eighth volume is about. So, in two parallel lines I am decoding: the first parallel, as I have done before, is trying to understand what the fifth