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[Alexandr Korol]

It’s clear that this might be a mistake or an unconscious truth from people. They still connect to something without fully understanding what they are doing. But I need to prove this so that it’s not just a baseless assumption but something that aligns completely. And right now, it doesn’t quite align. There is a tetrahedron, a cube, an octahedron – this rhombic shape – there is also an icosahedron. These are four. The fifth element, then, is ether, meaning death, but in my book, it is presented differently. And another interesting thing, while working on the fifth volume, and I’m currently on page 240-something, I realize that the fifth volume seemingly started with the theme of death. But it’s as if I – since I was expecting the fourth God – I have considered this fourth God to be the main one throughout the beginning of the fifth volume. I thought that the God of Death is the main God. Why? Because there are three, and the fourth is the one that manifests as these three, and he is the one beyond, but it turns out that’s not the case. It turns out that there are just four equal sides. Three of them are those onto which light falls, and at the moment when the light does not fall – that is the fourth side, the fourth God, the fourth Spirit, meaning death. And so, as is said: morning, day, evening – these are the three Gods that exist in the light, and night – this is without light, this is the God of Death. And it turns out, just as Mystic-Old-Man recently confirmed correctly, that the God of Death is not the main one. And yes, I just need to untangle this confusion. The main one is the God of the Sun, and He has four moods: spring, summer, autumn, winter, and all of this is Him. He is these four Gods, these four Spirits. I have known the first, the second, the third, and now I am knowing, have known, and am knowing the fourth. I am deliberately writing “have known, am knowing” because Mystic-Old-Man said that I have known Him, but on the other hand, at this very moment, I am working on this, deciphering everything so that one day I can explain it all to people in a humanly understandable language in my book. And here is this question: if there are indeed four main Gods, like the four hands of the God of the Sun, then there are still four of them. That means the fifth one is actually composed of these four. Essentially, there is no separate fifth one – there are only four. And even these four are simply extensions of this fifth. It turns out there are four seasons, four moods of the Sun, four worlds. And every time throughout my life when I connected to something, when I tuned into something, I was connecting to one of these four worlds, but I didn’t