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[Alexandr Korol]

That means the philosopher’s stone — afterwards you could make a thousand different versions of it, small ones, and give them to people. And they could keep it at home, that’s not a problem, made from aluminum sticks, titanium, gold, silver, anything — even wooden ones. Of course, it will naturally accumulate energy and so on, but for a person to truly understand everything, they have to realize it. The matrix must load into them. And you see what a long journey I’m undertaking — it’s been over 15 years of conscious decoding. And really, since childhood, I’ve been looking for an explanation for all this: these groups and subgroups — four elements, four seasons, why twelve hours, why twenty-four... So I’m still in the process, but I’m documenting the path. Of course, it will be refined — maybe it’ll turn out that the philosopher’s stone is really just one triangle in the center. Or maybe it’ll turn out to be something entirely different in the center — some other shape. Maybe it’s an outer shell of triangles. Maybe it’ll turn out to be one large triangle that contains all the shapes inside. I don’t know. Maybe there’s no central one at all, and it’s just present in all geometric shapes like that, where every shape is born from tetrahedrons, from those triangles. I don’t know. There are still many hypotheses, but I’m on the right path.
Today is the fifth, and I’ve been decoding the matrix this whole time. Right now, I’ve come to the realization that the icosahedron must initially be placed inside. If this icosahedron is made correctly — that is, water — then from it, tetrahedrons can be built outward, which give rise to it or are connected to it. When I do this, the cube begins to form, and the octahedron, and the dodecahedron, and beyond that... I see which additional tetrahedrons can be added — more and more — and it’s as if they keep growing, expanding. They continue increasing both as upright tetrahedrons pointing upward and downward-pointing ones. And they just keep growing and growing to the point that you can build circles around them — maybe like heavens, I don’t know. And so they exist, all turned upward, as well as all turned downward. These triangles keep growing infinitely and give birth to all the geometric shapes — endlessly. That’s the stage I’m at for now.