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[Alexandr Korol]

that this is time. And everything that rotates around, say, around the central cube — eight cubes — that could be space. Or perhaps the other way around. So that too I will have to puzzle over a little later. Then I began watching films made from the works of Jules Verne. For example, the first film I watched then was “Journey to the Center of the Earth”. Interesting. Well, there was also a second part, I am just recalling now. Yes, it turns out I watched “Journey to the Center of the Earth”, and it has two parts — the first and the second — based on Jules Verne. The third film on my list was “Around the World in 80 Days” (with Jackie Chan). Of course, those are more humorous films. Then “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” — that is also on my list. In other words, I downloaded myself a whole set of films and series based on that author, in order to study all of this carefully. And of course, I also read Wikipedia — who Jules Verne was, and what he wrote about. And what is remarkable is that my curiosity toward this author was prompted by Big Alexander himself, when the eighth volume ended, and when the discussion turned to journeys through different worlds, and about how I would be searching for some world and journeying through time. And that was when Big Alexander said that I should definitely pay attention to the works of Jules Verne — that everyone thinks they are fiction, but in fact they are real. And interestingly, when I watched the film “Journey to the Center of the Earth”, there were even hints there that many fans of Jules Verne’s works believe that these mysterious places exist and that people are trying to find them — which is basically what the films are about. I don’t know what clue I am supposed to look for, but the first thing the system began to emphasize, to highlight, was that there are continents. I perceive them as separate worlds, as separate planets, and that I must take into account precisely this difference in time. That this is not for nothing — that it is, in fact, all the cardinal directions, which I have been learning about all this time, yes. I understood that there are four seasons, four times of the year — and that these are like four moods of the Sun. And where my eighth volume ended — I understand that there is the sky, the earth, and the underworld, the world of the dead, yes? That is, essentially, spring, summer, autumn, winter. As if they are all together on one side, in the world of the Father, as the alchemists depict it — that is, beneath the world of the Sun.