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[Alexandr Korol]

the third side, the third angle—everything is completely different. It is when 12 objects, like 12 zodiac signs, are something entirely else. And there are four such cycles. And then it repeats again, but people do not notice it — not within themselves, not how it manifests in them. It manifests over the course of a year, over many years, over certain large cycles, over epochs and eras in the world, but people do not notice it. Yet, there have always been certain times — if we again refer to mythology — where one of the four cycles, one of the four sides, is that period in time when a person and humanity are at their most conscious, and when everything is revealed to them. Yes, such a time exists. And it was precisely during that time that all these mythologies were written, all these mysteries were revealed, and it was shown to people that these cycles exist, that there are different versions, different sides, and that everything repeats, that all of this is a different mood of the Sun God — if that is how it can be expressed. And the second volume is one of... It can actually be said — let’s put it this way, to properly establish boundaries—that this is an entirely different Alexandr Korol. The Alexandr Korol who is the protagonist of the first volume — let’s say, as an example, that he is like a time of day, like morning, or evening. Let’s assume morning, meaning it is spring. But the second volume is already a different cycle, a different season — it is already summer, it is already daytime, it is something else entirely. And this Alexandr Korol is not the same as the one in the first volume. In the second volume, it is a different Alexandr Korol. He may speak about the same things, but from a completely different angle. It seems to be about the same subject, but from a different perspective, and that is already another facet or another angle. And each of you also has this side, whether it is developed or not, whether it is manifested in you or not. And when someone reads the first, second, third, or fourth volume, and if one volume resonates with you while another does not, then the one that does not resonate means that in you, that side has a gap. It is not polished yet, but it should be — it is just not refined yet, do you understand? And the side that is refined naturally comes easily to you, which is why the first volume is easier to understand for most readers and resonates more — because it is that side of you that attracted you to these books, especially to those books where this first side, this first volume, is manifested. When the protagonist of the book, Alexandr Korol, becomes the second version of himself, in reality, people also go through