Alexandr Korol

And here I want to read what they write to me on the internet. “Brahma
is one of the main gods of Hinduism, known as the Creator of the Universe.
He is part of the Trimurti — the sacred triad, which also includes Vishnu (the
Preserver) and Shiva (the Destroyer). Together they personify the cycle of creation,
maintenance, and destruction of the world. Brahma is often depicted with four
faces facing different directions, which symbolizes his omniscience and ability
to see all corners of the Universe. He also has four arms in which he holds various
objects: the Vedas (sacred texts), a scepter, a vessel with water, and prayer
beads — all this emphasizes his role as creator and teacher. According to
mythology, Brahma created the world from chaos with the help of knowledge and
meditation. However, unlike Vishnu and Shiva, his cult did not become widespread
in India: there are very few temples dedicated to him, and he is more often revered
as an abstract embodiment of creative power rather than as an object of active
worship. This is linked to a legend according to which Shiva cursed Brahma
for lying and pride, due to which his cult turned out to be limited.” Well look,
here I see it this way, that Brahma, maybe he is generally the Spirit, if we draw
an analogy with the Trinity, and then, it means, Vishnu and Shiva — someone
of them is the Son, and someone is the Father. Then this means it should be
deciphered somehow like this. Or still, Brahma is the elder, well that is, the
Father. Well, if Brahma is the father, then what? Could the Holy Spirit be that
Creator or Destroyer, but this is somehow strange, doesn’t fit. Still, it seems
to me, Brahma is still the Spirit, and the Son, probably, is... And why then is
that one the Destroyer? Strange. Well good, the Father — who is he then? Is he
the destroyer? Well that’s strange. Here I am still trying to decipher this, which
gives me no peace. I am recording this now as a historical moment of my path,
because further all this will be solved. What else?
I started looking up information about the Spirit. Generally, what is it, if
after all I must already become the Spirit? That is, if I already from this
trinity still know the last stage, that I, figuratively speaking, first knew the
first four — these are four worlds, three remained, and here I, it turns out,
let’s say, knew the red. And what was four, this, maybe, of them this was
blue, and then I knew the holistic red, here, maybe, I am now knowing the
white. That is, it turns out, the first color — was blue, one can assume so, but
this is an assumption. Then the ninth volume about the world of heaven —