Alexandr Korol

A rainbow is similar to a stone. For some reason, everyone draws a rainbow- like circle or seven dots. But this is not a rainbow. If the rainbow is made of emerald, there must be a stone around it. Why an eight-pointed star? Because it is a stone. Why not seven? Because it doesn’t say the number seven. It’s just a rainbow here. And then there are specifically 24 thrones. Since our throne is an eight-pointed star, 24 eight-pointed stars should be present. Then, the crowns repeated in the same way. And then it says, “the sea is like ...” – this is again an eight-pointed star. Their lamps show seven pieces, but if there are eights everywhere else, then the lamp is also a figure eight, and it should be seven eight-pointed stars. Then there are four six-winged animals – this turns out to be a triangle on a triangle in the cardinal directions, like a star, as they usually depict. Then there are 24 elders, like eight-pointed stars. Crowns are also eight-pointed stars. Consistency is important, and there are eight-pointed stars almost everywhere, “around the throne.” All the elements are in sequence, and it grows. Here’s how this matrix unravels.

Pay attention to my thinking. As I say, “like a stone.” It means stone; well, it means diamond, but it means eight-pointed star. Wreaths also probably mean an eight-pointed star. Rainbow, a person comprehends with his mind that the rainbow is seven. This is my thinking at the moment. And it gets more interesting as we go into a step-by-step sequence, and my assistant reaches the fourth point. There, “lightnings and thunders and voices came from the throne, and seven lamps of fire burned before the throne, which are the seven spirits of God.” We missed it; we were still cracking our heads on this topic. And then we went to the sixth point “before the throne, a sea of glass, like a crystal.” Well, the sea is again like a crystal, which means again an eight-pointed star. “And in the midst of the throne and around the throne were four living creatures full of eyes before and behind.” And look, the four animals representing the four elements. There are four triangles. Two that are facing east and two that face west. Up and down. And it turns out that four animals, in principle, are a six-pointed star. But it also talks about six wings. And so we understand that one animal is one six-pointed star. And they must be on the throne and around the throne, and so we immediately concluded that the throne is an eight-pointed star. We decided to draw it in this eight-pointed star, and the most interesting thing was that