Alexandr Korol

Because the sixth and seventh volumes are just to remember everything again, to digest it all anew. So, after the fifth continuation of the adventures and the unraveling of worlds, comes the eighth volume. And I begin to really activate, connect with this element fire, begin to see the color red, begin to feel fire in my chest, in my hands, in my palms. I read everything about this, what kind of element it is, and that fire is often depicted as a symbol, a triangle. And I understand that this tetrahedron, that is, the triangle, is fire; it is the correct polyhedron, the triangle, this is fire; and this is the Sun, the God of the Sun — He is the one above the other four. And these four are like His four worlds, His four manifestations, His four moods, as if four sides, as if the God Sun has these four sides. And it seems I understand that I have realized and solved what these four groups are, which I have been trying to figure out since childhood: what morning, day, evening, night are; what spring, summer, autumn, winter are — I solved it, and what these four elemental elements are and what the fifth is, I solved that too.
But then another question arises for me. Why are there seven days in a week? Why seven? That means I still have to understand other worlds. Maybe there is a sixth world or Spirit, or a seventh Spirit? After all, the number seven appears everywhere in sacred writings: the Hindu Sun deity has a harness with seven horses, seven lamps, seven churches, seven spirits are mentioned in Christianity, in the Bible, in the Revelation of John the Theologian “Apocalypse,” and many other places. And why seven? Since childhood, it has bothered me why people live according to this calendar, why they follow it without knowing why, and no one can explain it to me. Why seven and not eight days? Or why not three days? Why such names? Why Monday? Why Tuesday? Who created this? Why do people live by it, and why did even other fallen civilizations live by calendars? I began studying all the ancient calendars and saw that these calendars again depict a rider with four horses, often shown alone or together with the Moon; the Moon is depicted in the center of the calendar. And the calendar itself has 12 months arranged around it, but in the center is the God of the Sun with horses and the Moon. Then I begin to understand, and the Spirit leads me and shows me that okay, I have found the fifth element — a triangle with the point upwards, which is fire. I found the four, now I found the fifth, and the sixth is the Moon.