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[Alexandr Korol]

Chapter 8. Wife-Continent

And I liked that when I delved into this subject, I naturally began to compare myself with all the mythology available to us now in the 21st century on the internet. I paid close attention to ancient Greek mythology. And what did I notice in the last few days? I saw that there were the Atlanteans – Atlas and the Atlanteans – one of the labors of Heracles, where he had to take the golden apples from Atlas’s garden. So, these Atlases, these Atlanteans, were overthrown by Zeus, who became the main God. It seemed like yet another shift of civilizations – a fallen civilization, then Zeus came, and everything reset again. What’s curious is that some people remained, and it is described that one Atlas survived – like Adam – and a woman, Pandora. They lived in paradise when Zeus arrived. She had a box containing all sorts of knowledge and things, but if she opened it, things would not go well. And then she opened the box – just like eating the apple in Christianity – and everything began. And what began? Suffering, torment, diseases, crimes. The same exact story. I looked at it and thought, “Unbelievable! How did I never notice this before?” Then I saw that there was also some kind of flood – just like the one described in Christianity, also during the time of Zeus. And then something even more interesting was described – what I noticed was that Zeus had many wives, but this wasn’t meant literally. So, whenever you read any mythology about someone killing someone else, please, guys, don’t take it literally. No one actually killed anyone, and no physical sacrifices were ever made. Those who think this way are simply people who are still viewing things from a certain limited angle, within the bounds of their mind, interpreting everything too literally. But that’s not how it is. Zeus had “wives” – but these were actually continents. When Zeus, the main God from the fourth dimension, was present, it meant that he was interacting with and focusing his divine “ray” on a particular continent. At first, he would interact with one continent – there, “children” would be born. But in reality, these weren’t physical children being born; rather, certain qualities were emerging. One continent might flourish in craftsmanship, while another might develop certain negative or positive traits. And so, Zeus was with one “wife,” then another, then another. These were actually continents, where different people and nations arose – systems, artificial intelligences of sorts, each carrying