Alexandr Korol

The second version is different. So, you see, that first version is certainly intriguing. It even feels, you know, as if everything fits perfectly — five stars, just like in the alchemical engravings, right? And I had already made those five stars, because that’s exactly how I made the five cubes, how I laid out the matrix into five levels using the dodecahedron. It seems to match exactly — five — because six just doesn’t fit. That is, to place six stars and have it look like a symmetric spiky ball — a kind of “hedgehog” — it doesn’t work, that’s the thing. It turns out it can only be five, and maybe that really is the seventh element, and this is the very star between the Sun and the Moon — Mercury — the one all the alchemists are hinting at, how they obtained it, how they arrived at it. That’s one possible version. Now, moving on. And the second version — I assumed, though again, this may just be my human overthinking, because that’s typical for people, and after all, I too was once human, just like God, like all other angels. The second version is this: the other day I was making octahedrons — octahedrons are those diamond shapes, the pyramid pointing up and down. And from these small pyramids, I made one big one — as if six small pyramids give rise to a larger one, and from that, a central seventh is formed. And what’s cool is that it lines up perfectly: four pyramids along the cardinal directions, then a fifth above, a sixth below, and a seventh in the center, plus an eighth — the largest pyramid. Well, not a pyramid, but an octahedron — a diamond — and it felt like wow. And then I thought, maybe I need to do the same thing with these Merkabahs — with these stars. That is, to make it so that out of these stars, like the Magen David — called by different names — you form a larger star. As if the small stars give birth to a larger one. And I know this can be done — it’s not a problem. So I thought — maybe I should try that? And I began building it that way.
But the most interesting thing is that I had already done this back in Volume Two, when I was deciphering my matrix. What did I do? When I created the throne — that is, the cube — I made a bunch of cross-sections in it, showing that it could also contain other cubes and other cross-sections. And the cross-sections were exactly what created the octahedron — that is, they were creating those stars. I even said that this is precisely what those creatures are that everyone’s looking for — the four creatures at the cardinal points — it’s the same thing. So it turns out that if I divide my cube with as many cross-sections as possible, a whole bunch of cubes can form inside.