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[Alexandr Korol]

trinity, and then I said that it’s all one. Why did I come to that? Because I arrived at the triangle, arrived at the tri-unity, arrived at the trinity, and realized that this trinity is one point, just in different positions, and I saw that this is the future, the past, and the present of the same object. As if, let’s say, we take an object — say, a fruit like a peach that’s unripe and green, then it ripens and becomes a juicy peach, and then instead of the peach we have dried apricot — well, not a peach, but apricot. The point is, these stages exist, these stages are everywhere. Again, the same formula as in humans, in men and women, there are these stages of time. That’s where everything led to in the first volume of “Alternative History,” as if I physically saw time. And that it’s one object, but in different stages. Figuratively speaking, returning to the question about stones — even stones, yes, minerals — they are all stages of something turning into something else over time. That’s why over time we may have what seem to be different minerals, but it’s the same mineral, just at a different time. Or some kind of natural resource, but at a different time. At different times it turns into something else, becomes something different. Then over time again into something else. But the object is the same.