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[Alexandr Korol]

P.S.: Pay attention to Salvador Dalí’s painting “The Last Supper,” where Jesus sits with six people on his left and six on his right, and above them is a dome shaped like a dodecahedron — this is the matrix I deciphered. So, on the left side are one, two, three; one, two, three — these are the worlds under the Sun, and on the right side also one, two, three; one, two, three — these are also three worlds. The fourth world is always at the center — this is Jesus, and he acts like a calendar. But all this is also, if counted further, under the Sun, hence one dodecahedron. If you add a second dodecahedron, which is the Moon, then there will be twelve more. Altogether, this makes the 24 elders. And the central figure remains Jesus, that is, the fourth dimension.