Alexandr Korol

Next, one of the latest curious things I came to when especially decoding all the alchemical images is why people cannot fully unravel everything. Because everywhere they show the Sun and the Moon, and then the planets — but what are they actually trying to hint at? That all these alchemical elements must be doubled, as they say. Because it hints that there is the world of the Sun, which has planets, elements, and so on. And then there is another universe, a completely different world, the opposite one — that is the world of the Moon, where, again, everything is the same. Do you understand? So why do people get confused when they try to decode these alchemical images? You understand that if you enter some universe, there will be the Sun and the Moon there, right? Yes, there will be. There are the other five planets, five elements — in total, seven classic planets. Planets are plans — that is, elements, worlds: the Sun, the Moon, and five other planets. They exist in some universe, right? Yes. And if we enter another universe, which should be a copy but, say, inverted, there should also be the Sun and the Moon there, right? Yes! You see? Matrix within a matrix. And people don’t quite consider or understand which elements to take as a basis and which to exclude. Some start counting the Sun but not the Moon. Others count the Moon but not the Sun when they begin adding all these elements to decode the matrix. All this must be correctly taken into account. And all the alchemists, in essence, try by every means and through all images to emphasize this essence — to hint at this: “Do you see these five planets? That’s okay, and there is the Sun, the Moon, and five planets.” But it is also hinted that this must exist in the world of the “mother” and the world of the “father.” Do you understand? And when I was decoding all this, I began to understand that, okay, it’s true — there is this chariot where the God of the Sun tames the four worlds, that is, four horses, four elements. But there is also the chariot of the Goddess, and the Goddess also rides on four horses. So there is another whole world like that. Then I recall, if I’m not mistaken, Surya, the Hindu deity depicted as the God of the Sun, but this is both the Sun and the Moon, so chariots often depict both Sun and Moon together. And not everyone can understand why. Sometimes two people are depicted as man and woman, or as the Sun and Moon together, or sometimes the Moon is inside the Sun. Because they hint that it’s the same thing