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[Alexandr Korol]

But it gets even more interesting. I showed you 1, 2, 3. In the picture above, I show 1, 2, 3, then four, then again 3, 2, 1. I show that there are seven days in a week, but actually three of those days are three days under the Sun, and the other three days are three days under the Moon — that is, like two different universes, but the days are the same, meaning 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3 — these are the same days, totaling six. And the seventh is a kind of transitional passage, a “corridor,” the seventh element. That is, for the universe of the Sun, let’s say, there is 1-2-3 and it has a four. And for the other universe, 1-2-3 and a four. And this four is common to both worlds, which is why we have seven days in a week. We have three days heaven-earth-underworld and three days heaven- earth-underworld. There cannot be two worlds of the dead, so it’s not eight days in the week, but seven. That’s how it is. And this is the world of the dead. And it is also connected with the calendar. Why are there 12 signs of the Zodiac in the calendar and how are they divided into groups? It turns out there are four seasons, like four worlds: heaven, earth, underworld, and the world of the dead — that is spring, summer, autumn, winter. And in each of these worlds there are also four worlds, but the fourth world cannot repeat; it is common to all, formless because it is ether. So, if we have four cardinal directions like four seasons, and each has four, but the fourth must be common to all, then we have three worlds in the north, three worlds in the south, three worlds in the west, three worlds in the east, making twelve. And the thirteenth element is the four — the one common to all, located in the center. That’s how it is. And so only twelve worlds go in a circle, like the twelve signs of the Zodiac: one-two-three, one-two-three, one-two- three, one-two-three. That’s how this formula works.

I understand that everyone is interested in figuring out what corresponds to what. Honestly, I have not fully figured it out yet; there are many versions and assumptions. You could consider that Sunday is heaven, that is spirituality. Monday, the Moon, is material, that is earth. So we have heaven, earth, and then we need the underworld. And we can take Wednesday as the underworld, because Wednesday — in this sequence, I think the order is probably not important. But why do I consider Wednesday? Because alchemists regarded Wednesday as Mercury, although whether to trust that, I do not know. But that is one option.