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[Alexandr Korol]

And I also advise everyone, please read the meaning of the Tarot card Hermit on Wikipedia. And suddenly I read it, suddenly I look at the picture and see that he has exactly the star I just found. And again, naturally, your comrades could have gotten that star tattooed 10 years ago — that doesn’t mean they are initiated; such images have always existed. Many people could simply type “sacred symbol” in Google, see, for example, some emblem, like the alchemical symbol of Mercury, and use it for their company or logo. But it’s clear that all this has always been right in front of us on social networks. So why should I grab onto it if it’s unconscious, do you understand? Here, you see, nature only just this year led me to pay more detailed and comprehensive attention to the star formed by two tetrahedrons, which alchemists often depict — everyone comes to it — and through it they unravel everything. And here I see on the Tarot cards, the Hermit, he has exactly this star in his lamp — the six-pointed star, but it’s a flat six-pointed star; actually, it’s eight-pointed because a tetrahedron has vertices, these corners, four and four — that’s eight. But the most interesting thing is that I first read in Wikipedia that sometimes this... In this dark realm, the Hermit with the lantern — that is me, as Big Alexander hints. It is also said that he tamed Cerberus. Cerberus is one of the Tarot cards depicting the three-headed dog. Cerberus relates to the twelve labors of Hercules; they guard these apples that everyone must find — three apples. This is the very meaning of everything. That is the Tree of Life, the Tree of Knowledge, the garden — all of this, the apples — it’s all about the same thing. It is a certain sacred meaning, a certain state of human consciousness, and a certain level of initiation, but also something physical. This is precisely sacred geometry, if I decode it. And I think, “Amazing. This is exactly how he tamed Cerberus, meaning he defeated it.” And I also see that he often carries a staff, like Hermes’ staff, wrapped by two snakes — that is again a symbol of this star and all of this, including in alchemy — and he carries this star. And I think, “Amazing. I am only now finding this star, only now decoding all this. And here is this card that Big Alexander kept hinting to me, and here is such confirmation.” This is also one of the latest observations that surprised me.