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[Alexandr Korol]

in notes — screenshots, voice recordings, text entries. And just last night, I was entirely immersed in it again, further decoding, further unraveling this eighth angle, even deeper into the meaning of this eighth angle. Right now, I am uncovering more about the meaning of each of the seven visible angles. And returning to the second volume, it turns out that in the second volume, I am once again trying — not just randomly — since at the end of the first volume, I saw that it was a tetrahedron, some kind of triangle, that it was rotating, that it had sides, that it had these angles. And that depending on the angle from which you look at it, the same thing transforms, changes, becomes something else — and that was one of the key discoveries. And that this trinity: future, past, present, is also something important. And so, in the second volume, during the time period of October 2023, I begin once again to search everywhere for mentions of this hidden Philosopher’s Stone, which I once roughly, but still, outlined upon the city of Saint Petersburg. And back then, you see, there was already some kind of psychological preparation from the system, that back then, I was still, one might say, a child when I encountered it. But now, as if it was all deeper, more detailed, more mature — as if the time had come — I start looking at images where this Throne of God is depicted, or the throne of the Seated One, let’s not quibble over words. Though I see images — Dürer and other various artists in different interpretations — and there are also icons that depict scenes of the apocalypse, which is how the Bible ends, the Revelation of John the Theologian. And I see a drawing — I don’t have it at hand right now — but I see a drawing where the Seated One is depicted, and next to Him, there are often animals, four animals, representing fire, water, earth, and air, the four elements; a rainbow is depicted, or seven lamps are depicted. And then something happens... Now I am also looking it up, I found a specific image, “The Vision of the Seven Candlesticks” by Albrecht Dürer — I have this in the second volume of “Alternative History.” It depicts a man sitting, in his right hand — his right hand being the “right hand” — he is holding seven stars, and also depicted are seven candlesticks. He is sitting on something, on what can be called the firmament, or it can be called an arch or a rainbow, but He is sitting on something. But if you pay close attention, you’ll see that what He sits on is one thing, and beneath His feet, there is something similar, a hemisphere, and this is already the matrix. Both what is under His feet and what He sits on — that is precisely this matrix.