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[Alexandr Korol]

it’s as if He, like a pyramid, spreads out first, like light, following the same matrix. He first appears in the gods who are physical. Meaning, the people closest to this nature, this system, this intelligence – these are physical people who are so pure that they serve as transmitters of this God. They are like human beings, but they have no egoism, no vanity – none of that. They are complete conduits, each with their own distinct “shade.” Figuratively speaking, if electricity is God, then when it flows into something, its manifestation depends on what receives it. If you are a kettle, you boil water; if you are a toaster, you make toast. Likewise, the gods each have their own specific function – one is responsible for justice, another for material aspects and logic, calculating everything precisely. Someone else is responsible for... I don’t even know the right word for it yet – maybe for the mood of people, and someone else might be, metaphorically speaking, Santa Claus. If we now analyze ancient Greek mythology – since it’s best to start with that – we can see how gods emerged and how they had “children.” And these children of the gods – again, this is not physical, it’s not that they were reproducing among themselves. No, that’s not how it works. It’s simply a process of unfolding. First, there are the main gods – we don’t need to cling to exact numbers; maybe there are 16, maybe 12, maybe 24. But in any case, at first, there are four main gods – or perhaps even three, I’d say three. And from them, further divisions emerge. From one god, other gods descend; from another, more gods come forth; from the third, yet more gods appear. So from these three worlds, gods emerge, and from them come their “relatives.” But these are not their actual relatives – it’s just a sacred language. It means there are people who are as close as possible to the gods and who are also gods, but they are not as powerful as the first ones.
So, understand this – there are three gods: the spiritual, the material, and the underworld. But you also realize that within each of these domains, there is love, for example, like a goddess of love, or fertility, or something similar. And the essence is that as the matrix unfolds further, there are gods responsible for specific qualities, human emotions – like the god of war, for example. The god of war is not considered one of the supreme gods. He belongs to one of the three worlds – he comes from the underworld and has a specific task. This god may not even interfere with people at all or rule over them – his boundaries are strictly within the underworld. He cannot exist in the world of the sky