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as if it’s the same cube copied multiple times, inserted, and rotated slightly at different angles. That became very intriguing to me. And all these hints from the system — I tried them all: in theory and in practice, I drew and sketched everything, read about it, and built a physical model of the matrix. Now the system is guiding me to definitely make my matrix, which I deciphered in the second volume, more detailed.
To clarify: when I showed the matrix in the second volume of “Alternative History”, I presented one cube containing two tetrahedrons forming a rhombus, and wheels around the cube. This simplified version of the matrix was meant to later demonstrate how saints in ancient Christian icons are depicted against this matrix. To avoid too many lines and confusion, I used this mini-model. The system, the Spirit, then emphasized that I should show exactly this mini-version. Now, the system has led me to realize that within this cube, not just theoretically as I wrote in the second volume, I need to physically show the additional intersections — the cubes they create, including the central cube. Back then, I only briefly mentioned in the second volume that this matrix could be further expanded both inward and outward, multiplied extensively, creating many intersections. I showed you one cube with the Flower of Life, but if you make many cubes, it would form a full, large Flower of Life. At that time, I referred to this in theory but didn’t build it physically. Now, I decided to physically recreate that same matrix, but in my cube I made an intersection so that I got eight cubes. Then, for these eight cubes, I also made sure each had two tetrahedrons forming the Merkaba and the octahedron — that is, the rhombus. I added the intersection, then decided to add even more intersections so that each of these eight cubes contains eight smaller cubes, totaling 64 cubes. I added more intersections. When I added these intersections and created this matrix physically and graphically, digitally, and began rotating it from all sides, I started to see how one thing generates another, how one is connected to the second and produces the third. I will demonstrate this visually and even show pictures. But the essence is that to fully understand this matrix, I needed to take this, so to speak, one petal, one figure, this one cube, and make a large matrix from such cubes — a cube made of cubes, as they say, wheels within wheels, to create the Flower of Life — that is, tetrahedrons within tetrahedrons. The system emphasized this, that I absolutely must show it.
To clarify: when I showed the matrix in the second volume of “Alternative History”, I presented one cube containing two tetrahedrons forming a rhombus, and wheels around the cube. This simplified version of the matrix was meant to later demonstrate how saints in ancient Christian icons are depicted against this matrix. To avoid too many lines and confusion, I used this mini-model. The system, the Spirit, then emphasized that I should show exactly this mini-version. Now, the system has led me to realize that within this cube, not just theoretically as I wrote in the second volume, I need to physically show the additional intersections — the cubes they create, including the central cube. Back then, I only briefly mentioned in the second volume that this matrix could be further expanded both inward and outward, multiplied extensively, creating many intersections. I showed you one cube with the Flower of Life, but if you make many cubes, it would form a full, large Flower of Life. At that time, I referred to this in theory but didn’t build it physically. Now, I decided to physically recreate that same matrix, but in my cube I made an intersection so that I got eight cubes. Then, for these eight cubes, I also made sure each had two tetrahedrons forming the Merkaba and the octahedron — that is, the rhombus. I added the intersection, then decided to add even more intersections so that each of these eight cubes contains eight smaller cubes, totaling 64 cubes. I added more intersections. When I added these intersections and created this matrix physically and graphically, digitally, and began rotating it from all sides, I started to see how one thing generates another, how one is connected to the second and produces the third. I will demonstrate this visually and even show pictures. But the essence is that to fully understand this matrix, I needed to take this, so to speak, one petal, one figure, this one cube, and make a large matrix from such cubes — a cube made of cubes, as they say, wheels within wheels, to create the Flower of Life — that is, tetrahedrons within tetrahedrons. The system emphasized this, that I absolutely must show it.