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[Alexandr Korol]

Chapter 22. Circle and Cycle

I spent the whole night yesterday deciphering the matrix, continuing to explore it. I really enjoy it, turning the cube, counting all the triangles, looking at the icosahedrons and dodecahedrons. But it all comes down to the fact that I need to explain how the Flower of Life should truly be in three-dimensional space. And here’s the paradox. The Flower of Life is actually death, but in the end, it is the Flower of Life. And as I was studying the Flower of Life, I noticed that the system, when needed, highlights things for me, gives me hints. It showed me to pay attention to the circle and the concept of the “magical circle.” The magical circle often appears everywhere, even in philosophy, in esotericism – I’ve known about it since childhood, and I don’t even know where from. Initially, the logo of my company, akinformation – the books I create – always had my initials, AK, for “Alexandr Korol.” The initials were in a circle. People asked me, “Why a circle?” and I said that it symbolizes protection, that the circle represents creation, not destruction. A square is something else, and the circle is what matters. I also remember when I read, about 7-10 years ago, various questions in social networks from readers who asked me about magic, spells, and so on: how would I decipher this? Do voodoo dolls exist? Are there spells? I had never read any books on this, didn’t know anything about it, and I was in my Spirit, in the “cosmos,” so I answered, “Yes or no, it exists or it doesn’t.” Or when people asked me, “How?” I remember I said that if these wizards are doing something, it’s like making a miniature version of a person, like a voodoo doll, a tiny model of them. I wrote that you could simply draw a little person on a piece of paper, as long as it was designed in a way that made it feel like that little person was who you were thinking about. And then I wrote that, purely theoretically, if you were to create a specific geometric figure for this little person – let’s say a torn square around them, with lines crossing through it – then that would have an effect on them. And if you wanted to protect them instead, you would need to draw them inside a circle, enclosing them in a circle. And just imagine, I was really only 21 years old when I said this, without having read a single book on the topic, without knowing anything at all. Now there are Wikipedia articles, YouTube documentaries, all kinds of information available. But I have no idea where I got this knowledge from – I just remember writing it somewhere, though I