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[Alexandr Korol]

You know, when I studied what twilight is... it turns out we have both morning and evening twilight. And Big Alexander kept hinting to me that there is something otherworldly where everyone hides — the “Twilight Zone.” He kept telling me, “Study what twilight is.” When I was learning who the God of the Sun is, that He has these four seasons or four time cycles: morning, day, evening, night, He said there is also twilight. And as I understand it, He meant ether — that something intermediate between one set of three worlds and the other set of three worlds, something transitional for both. And when I observed physically many times this year, intentionally waking up early to meet the dawn twilight and also watching the sunset twilight, I watched the spectrum of colors I saw. And when it was night and everything was moving toward dawn, I first saw violet, then blue, and then light blue — that’s how it all unfolded, as if it was loading gradually. But when I watched the sunset, there was light, naturally, starting with red — the sunset, as you know — and it seemed to be yellow, orange, red. The sun sets, and because when it sets it weakens, you can look at it more easily; it’s already close to the horizon, still yellow until it touches the horizon, then it turns reddish and orange. When the sun is almost gone, everything becomes a dim green, not violet but green. It’s very interesting that this sequence of colors, like in a rainbow, can be noticed. So what is the middle then? Is green the middle color in the rainbow, or is it violet? After green, violet comes when the sun sets, everything becomes almost night. So when it appears, the first color is violet; when it almost disappears, violet again, probably violet.