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[Alexandr Korol]

gleaming metal, sparkling topazes, sapphire. To this can be added the memorable pictures described in Revelation: the glassy sea like crystals, the manifestation of God, the magnificence, the jaspers of Sardis, golden crowns, pearl gates, a city of pure gold. In addition to precious stones, in biblical descriptions of heaven there also appear images of physical light and its equivalents — glory. In the heaven depicted in Revelation there is no longer any need of sun and moon, ‘for the glory of God illuminated it, and its lamp is the Lamb, and in the light of heaven shall the saved nations walk.’” Well, here it speaks of precious stones — so that you now understand, this is the matrix, this is God, this is the system, and it turns out that all the chosen in this world of heaven have comprehended it. And as it is described, this very world is all this matrix comprehended. And why does it say that there is no need there for either the Sun or the Moon? Because it is already beyond all these, let’s say, swings, through which people pass in order to be purified, and there it is no longer needed — let’s laugh and call it so — no Baphomet with Mara is needed there, that is what it’s about. And that there the lamp is the Lamb, but again, this is that fully deciphered matrix and the liberation from all these worlds, the exit from this wheel of Samsara.

“Images associated with heaven” — there is also such a section in the article.
“The idea of the remoteness of heaven is sometimes expressed by the method of veiling. People see the heavenly sphere ‘as through a dim glass, darkly.’ When Jesus ascended into heaven in the presence of the disciples, ‘a cloud took him out of their sight.’ To receive a vision of heaven, there must be an open door: ‘After this I looked, and behold, a door was opened in heaven.’ To enter heaven the veil must be lifted, so that one can see face to face. The purity of life in heaven and the spiritual perfection of those written in heaven are expressed in images of washed garments, white garments, ‘clothed in fine linen, clean and bright,’ and of uncorrupted and blameless people.” Well, again, as I said, all this is likewise not in the literal sense. It is not about white garments, but about the fact that you are simply purified, that the Spirit has entered into you, that you are in this God, in the matrix, and that you have comprehended it. Next: “A certain symbolism is also present in the images of what the redeemed receive in heaven. Daniel depicts them as shining like stars ‘forever and ever,’