Alexandr Korol

There are seven sounds. We can physically hear these seven sounds, seven sounds, seven tonalities, but there is no eighth sound. So the eighth sound is these seven unfoldes, so the eighth sound is something that is not there, but then it materialises by unfoldes into seven. Likewise, there are seven continents, but there is no separate eighth. All these seven together, as seven sounds, are one sound, and seven continents are one, the eighth. If we take planets for example, in our case it is the planet Earth. Do you see the fractality unfolding? We see seven planets, or rather six, and ours is the seventh. Seven continents are plan- et Earth, and planet Earth is also something that is one with other planets. The seven planets are a reflection of the continents. But if the Earth is the seventh planet, then what is reflected as a continent instead? I can’t remember exactly, and you’ll have to check how many planets there are. Actually there should be seven, if we use the analogy of sounds. And then there’s the unfolding. And if we have seven colours, then all those seven colours are something that has become seven colours. That is something eighth; it is seven colours. There is no eighth colour; there are only seven physical cycles, so there have to be seven planets and seven continents. But something put together is the eight. It is like stones, seven minerals – when you put them together in water, the eighth ener- gy appears. There is an eighth energy that unfolds into seven crystals. And we should make an analogy with continents, with planets. There should be seven religions, but all these seven religions are essentially one essence – spirituality. People always ask me what religion I belong to. And how can I relate? All these seven religions are the same thing, it’s like tonality, like different times, same essence. But it’s all one essence, it’s like the source of truth is something that’s divided into seven.

There is such a thing that when I’m working with someone, let’s say, it’s as if that person is conscious; I feel them like a light bulb is on, which is what I used to call it. When the light bulb is on, everything goes smoothly. So it’s like the person is in touch. I am in touch, but I am not in touch on the physical plane, I am in touch on the subtle plane. You know, like a mother feels for her child. And here I sometimes feel that this person is absent, as if I don’t feel them, as if they have switched off, or rather closed themselves off. It’s like he’s there, you feel him psychologically, and then you don’t feel him. I wonder what it is. I always