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Posted: Sat Jun 14, 2025 9:28 am
Question: “But everything is connected with time. Planets and time – it’s all one and the same.” What is time then, as you understood it back then, at that moment?
I understood it exactly like that — I saw it physically. I saw time physically. I saw that the entire matrix, the essence of its structure, the matrix we live in, the structure of our world — it’s something laid out in different stages of itself across different times. For example, there is one continent, and then there are its variants. There are nations, and there are different nations. It’s like the same nation, but in the future or in the past. The same applies to a person. Also, notice how we are laid out in stages: there is you as a child, a youth, then a man, then an old man. Then what? Death. All elements are accounted for everywhere. And it’s in everything, really. How this matrix is like a fan, all unfolded, and also mirrored — how it is arranged, how we live in it — I saw exactly that. And it turns out that besides the fact that we... I mean, we are literally inside the matrix I deciphered and continue to decipher, the one I make out of sticks. Just imagine, I actually feel it. Even when I construct the matrix — say, we have one geometric figure, for example, the icosahedron... I even call it the “Ikasandr.” The icosahedron or the dodecahedron — it’s like they are one and the same, only further apart, mirrored. So how did all geometric shapes originate? They are all a cluster of little triangles that, refracting off each other, unfold in this way, all reflecting one another and giving birth to this matrix — the one I am building. And the point is that we live inside it. We seem to be on planet Earth, but actually in water. But water, again, can be interpreted differently. What prevents people from seeing everything is that they perceive it too literally. Or rather, they attach everything to the physical layer. Now imagine that water is air. The world ocean — all this water — is actually air. And within this air are chunks of something — those are the continents. So what does our Earth look like now? Essentially, we have the core at the center of the Earth, which is like a Sun. Around it are chunks of continents — like planets, you see? And water is like air, sky. And that’s it. And now further — imagine, you see the same thing when you look up. In the sky, it’s the same — as if there’s the Sun, and around it, again, some floating fragments. Do you see how it all seems to match somehow? Why does it match like that? And so I used to suppose that maybe all the planets in the Solar System are actually the same planet, but seen in different timeframes — which would
I understood it exactly like that — I saw it physically. I saw time physically. I saw that the entire matrix, the essence of its structure, the matrix we live in, the structure of our world — it’s something laid out in different stages of itself across different times. For example, there is one continent, and then there are its variants. There are nations, and there are different nations. It’s like the same nation, but in the future or in the past. The same applies to a person. Also, notice how we are laid out in stages: there is you as a child, a youth, then a man, then an old man. Then what? Death. All elements are accounted for everywhere. And it’s in everything, really. How this matrix is like a fan, all unfolded, and also mirrored — how it is arranged, how we live in it — I saw exactly that. And it turns out that besides the fact that we... I mean, we are literally inside the matrix I deciphered and continue to decipher, the one I make out of sticks. Just imagine, I actually feel it. Even when I construct the matrix — say, we have one geometric figure, for example, the icosahedron... I even call it the “Ikasandr.” The icosahedron or the dodecahedron — it’s like they are one and the same, only further apart, mirrored. So how did all geometric shapes originate? They are all a cluster of little triangles that, refracting off each other, unfold in this way, all reflecting one another and giving birth to this matrix — the one I am building. And the point is that we live inside it. We seem to be on planet Earth, but actually in water. But water, again, can be interpreted differently. What prevents people from seeing everything is that they perceive it too literally. Or rather, they attach everything to the physical layer. Now imagine that water is air. The world ocean — all this water — is actually air. And within this air are chunks of something — those are the continents. So what does our Earth look like now? Essentially, we have the core at the center of the Earth, which is like a Sun. Around it are chunks of continents — like planets, you see? And water is like air, sky. And that’s it. And now further — imagine, you see the same thing when you look up. In the sky, it’s the same — as if there’s the Sun, and around it, again, some floating fragments. Do you see how it all seems to match somehow? Why does it match like that? And so I used to suppose that maybe all the planets in the Solar System are actually the same planet, but seen in different timeframes — which would