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[Alexandr Korol]

They also have the Philosopher’s Stone and everything related to it. And your suggestion — well, that’s exactly what I’m working on in the fifth volume: that there are cycles of the Sun’s moods, that there is twilight, a time when morning begins, a time of day, and that there are also eras, periods of humanity. And perhaps, just as there are four moods, four elements, four seasons — there are also four cardinal directions, why not. Although, if we want to get picky, we could say that those are still different — because there are “four” as space, and “four” as time, and then there’s space and time — but okay, not now. I don’t want to overwork people’s brains. And when the Philosopher’s Stone was first mentioned during that initial meeting, of course I interpreted it literally, that it was physically in the East and I would probably have to go there someday. But there are also various prophecies that say the chosen one will appear in the East, and again, maybe that’s not a physical direction, or maybe it is, or maybe it refers to time — like a stage — and only there can the Golden Age arise, and all that we’re heading toward. The matrix turns and spins, as they say. So how to interpret “the Philosopher’s Stone is in the East”? Well, all those interpretations work. Just like in sacred geometry, the layout of the matrix, and the cycles, and even literal, physical geography — all of it fits. After all, it’s still a kind of sacred language. A sacred language that has many meanings. All the versions are possible, because there are many angles of perception. Maybe it will be decoded further. We’ll wait and see.