Alexandr Korol

And when I began to once again understand what the God of the Sun is, what Fire is, what Agni is, what the Spirit, the God of Fire is, what the red color is, what the Red Dragon is, at that time two thoughts came to me. The first thought was that if I am already understanding something after the five — that is, something sixth — then there must also be a seventh, because besides everything being divided into fours, there is also a great deal grouped into sevens. And I realized that I must now find seven elements. And I took as a basis, for convenience, the seven days of the week. And I realized that since I found the fifth, if I now understand what the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth correspond to — that is, what the five elements I discovered recently relate to — if I distribute them across the days, then I will understand which days remain and what they actually mean. This was the first thing I began to think about and search for. Secondly, when I started this search, I began to understand that besides the God of the Sun, there seems to be a whole world under the Sun, and also a whole world under the Moon — the world without light, which is generally considered the world without light. Of course, the Moon gives light, but it is generally symbolized as night, that is, the time without light. And when I began to draw analogies with the days of the week, I realized where the number seven often appears. It appears among the classical seven planets, among the classical seven continents, among the seven colors of the rainbow, and consequently, the seven days of the week. I began searching for all this and understood that, yes, we have Sunday — the day of the Sun, Monday — the day of the Moon. Everyone knows, not just by hearsay, that Saturday is Saturn’s day. I began to think, okay, the fifth element is fire, so what is the sixth? The Moon? I started reading a lot of information on Wikipedia about the Moon, and so I also advise everyone who wants to solve all this to definitely move in the same sequence that I mention and repeat here, to remind everyone of this chronology. Here is this chronological order — it is very important what I arrived at; this is crucial. Without this path, it is impossible to fully realize and solve everything. And when I understood that the fifth element is fire, I realized that the sixth is the Moon. But for me, again, there was surprise — I had just recently admired the fifth element as a unique element, that it is the Sun God, that there is none above him. I asserted that no one