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[Alexandr Korol]

but when the Sun is absent — that is, they show two worlds: one world has four horses, and the other does too. That’s why sometimes you see a chariot with seven horses, because the eighth element is the one in the harness. I’ve mentioned this before, but I’m just reminding you again for clarity. And when people start decoding all this, imagine the paradox: three or four films or series in a row within one day highlight the same car — a super rare car that Patrick from “The Mentalist” drove, a Citroën. And I already understood it was a signal from above that I need to deal with this somehow. I googled in Wikipedia, read about the car, and found that its unofficial name is “Goddess.” I thought, “Alright, Goddess. Then I need to learn something more in this regard.” So I started reading everything about Goddesses.

Read the Wikipedia articles: “Goddess,” “Triple Goddess,” “Tripurasundari.”

Apollo,
Ares,
Hermes,
Hephaestus,
Zeus,
Poseidon,
Artemis,
Athena,
Aphrodite,
Hera,
Hestia,
Demeter.

And I started reading about this on Wikipedia, and I ask you not to be lazy — please study all of this. And indeed, everywhere, in all mythological stories, especially in mythological or pagan religions — because paganism is polytheism — and where there is monotheism, naturally, it is rarely mentioned, though the Mother of God also exists. But mostly, in ancient pagan religions and mythology, there was often the concept that besides