Alexandr Korol

the number of corners, if you count so many cubes, is 64, which also appears a lot on a chessboard. But you can also divide it further; if you divide this large cube, consisting of eight cubes, like a cake, one half with four cubes is light, and the other half is dark. And it turns out to be thirty-two paths to the light and thirty-two paths to the dark. And thirty-two paths to God in Kabbalah. But here’s the interesting part: when we count these 64 corners, we can subtract 8 corners where God sits – it’s all one place, like space – if we subtract 8 from 64, we get 76. And 76 turns out to be physical worlds. See how everything can unfold further? And there, further, cubes within cubes, cubes within cubes, and everywhere it’s still the number eight, extending to infinity. That’s how it is. When necessary, everything will be connected together, so that everyone’s ears will ring, we’ll do it. But for now we just touch upon it.