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why there are still a couple of degrees left after 360, meaning a few extra days. This is interesting because, if we consider the matrix not as a flat disc but as a three-dimensional geometric figure with sides, then those sides could account for the remaining days. That’s how I decoded it. I didn’t delve too deeply into it – I don’t expect anything grand from it. It’s just interesting. Many people who study conspiracies or sacred knowledge love to write posts and articles about how strange it is that many gods were born on December 25th. But no one knew why it was December 25th or that it was connected to the 360 degrees. And no one realized it wasn’t about a baby but about a grown man becoming the Son of God at 33 years old. So I decoded it a bit further, based on my previous materials from the first and second volumes. That’s all.
Question: People feel comfortable when their attention is focused on something, someone, or somewhere. And all the time, people unconsciously try to occupy themselves with something. It turns out that this applies even to films and music. Van Gogh, when he painted his pictures, was immersed in the process and felt happy, but without it, he wasn’t doing so well. As he says in the film, “I paint so that I don’t think.” Tibetan lamas secluded themselves somewhere in the mountains and were left alone with their thoughts. Or, as in the film “Papillon”, the main character was locked in solitary confinement for many years. So what is this state that everyone is afraid of? Why are we so scared of being left alone with ourselves in our minds? What is this? Is it some kind of matrix folding process, the path to the beginning?
Well, you see, it’s like love – why can’t anyone fully describe it? I’ve written many times that it exists both in the material world and in the spiritual world. The material world consists of multiple frequencies, as does the spiritual world, so everyone describes love differently. It has many facets. The same goes for this feeling of loneliness, or rather solitude – it’s perceived differently by different types of people. And those who can’t handle it yet aren’t meant to handle it at that point, which is why they feel scared or uncomfortable because they haven’t reached that level yet. That’s the point. This is why solitude and detachment are always associated with spirituality. Spirituality represents the future, the moment when you move beyond the old, superficial material world and transition to another plane. It’s as if you were on autopilot before, unaware of yourself, and now self-awareness is born within you, making you more like a soul. But we’re not talking about the soul as some kind of physical thing like
Question: People feel comfortable when their attention is focused on something, someone, or somewhere. And all the time, people unconsciously try to occupy themselves with something. It turns out that this applies even to films and music. Van Gogh, when he painted his pictures, was immersed in the process and felt happy, but without it, he wasn’t doing so well. As he says in the film, “I paint so that I don’t think.” Tibetan lamas secluded themselves somewhere in the mountains and were left alone with their thoughts. Or, as in the film “Papillon”, the main character was locked in solitary confinement for many years. So what is this state that everyone is afraid of? Why are we so scared of being left alone with ourselves in our minds? What is this? Is it some kind of matrix folding process, the path to the beginning?
Well, you see, it’s like love – why can’t anyone fully describe it? I’ve written many times that it exists both in the material world and in the spiritual world. The material world consists of multiple frequencies, as does the spiritual world, so everyone describes love differently. It has many facets. The same goes for this feeling of loneliness, or rather solitude – it’s perceived differently by different types of people. And those who can’t handle it yet aren’t meant to handle it at that point, which is why they feel scared or uncomfortable because they haven’t reached that level yet. That’s the point. This is why solitude and detachment are always associated with spirituality. Spirituality represents the future, the moment when you move beyond the old, superficial material world and transition to another plane. It’s as if you were on autopilot before, unaware of yourself, and now self-awareness is born within you, making you more like a soul. But we’re not talking about the soul as some kind of physical thing like