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[Alexandr Korol]

background when you start solving the matrix. But not in a mindless way, like just glancing at the pictures in the book and trying to copy them without really engaging. I mean really immerse yourself, fully build all the geometric figures, try to inscribe them, really stretch your brain and do it — that brings such a profound sense of order. So you see, all a person’s problems come from the lack of order in their mind, in their soul, in their heart. There must be order. And when you begin to understand that order through these geometric figures, through these perfect polyhedrons, you begin to live the same way — as in the movie The Accountant with Ben Affleck. Everything is laid out neatly, everything is remembered precisely, everything is stable, everything has an explanation. It’s wow. Yes, your head might hurt at first, it might even feel like you’ll pass out and fall asleep in the middle of the day — it can happen. You need to rest at times, and then go back to it. Because there’s nothing supernatural about it. This isn’t magic, it’s not Tarot cards that people use to scare others in entertainment shows. It’s not some voodoo dolls. It’s geometry — ordinary geometry. The greatest minds of the world, even from ancient civilizations, wrote and spoke about this, studied it. If you can’t build a proper three-dimensional triangle and all the other perfect polyhedrons, then how are you even living? That’s where life begins, guys. First build an icosahedron with a dodecahedron, with a cube, an octahedron, and a tetrahedron. Once you’ve built all that — and also with circles, wheels, and so on — and once you’ve built it both on paper, in the computer, and physically from sticks, only then can you actually start living life. And when you haven’t learned this, then I honestly don’t even know how you live. Seriously. Just so you understand how significant and important this is. But what do people tend to do? They want fairy tales whispered into their ears. That’s why the first volume was such a hit — there are messengers, masons, places of power, and you don’t have to dig into anything. Everything feels magical, like it’ll fall from the sky, people create illusions for themselves. They read the first volume and are thrilled. But the second one? The second volume — nobody reads it, nobody buys it. I sell the first volume as a collector’s edition — many people bought it. But the second one? Three times fewer, because nobody drew the matrix, they just flipped through, looked at the pages with diagrams, and thought they understood everything. Everyone wants illusions, to stay forever in illusion, in haze, in unconsciousness. No one wants to turn on their brain and