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Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2026 2:54 pm
a bubble and I have a bubble. You bought three G-Wagons and I bought three
G-Wagons, but we share one Bugatti between us. When you talk to people in
your world without me, you say, “I have four cars.” I say the same. But if our
people get together and say, “Bring your cars, we need eight,” we have to
say, “We don’t have eight, we have seven.” They ask, “How?” And we say,
“Because one car is shared.” That “shared car” is Death, the unique “corridor.”
That’s why there are seven days in a week and not eight. It shows two
hemispheres: three days in one, three in the other, and one shared transition
in the middle — the “corridor.” A person falls into this corridor once a week.
And the same happens in a month; in a bubble of four weeks, one week is
always the “corridor,” but it’s shifting and jumping. You can’t pinpoint it
as always being the third or fourth week for everyone; it’s always different,
but it’s there.
But it gets even more curious. The calendar has twelve months because it
consists of four “bubbles,” each with four worlds, but the fourth world is
shared among them. That’s why each season has three months, with one
common center. Hallelujah! In the Bible, the Last Supper shows twelve
apostles around Jesus — that’s one “bubble,” one of the three Golden Apples.
But wait, it gets even more interesting. There’s a version describing the
“New Heaven and New Earth” — you see, it’s not just one world anymore,
but two. It says there are twenty-four elders around the throne. Ha! Why?
Because there are twelve in one sphere and twelve in the other. A-ha! That’s
why there are twenty-four elders. Cool, right? Can you feel how all of this is
just the world inside your head? So, who is the main character? Am I the lead
and you the extra, or am I the extra and you the lead?
Friend: I can’t be the main character because you are. Why would I be the main
character?
Alexandr: How humble of you! No! This is a very important point: I am,
in fact, in your... Let’s put it this way: considering there are these big bubbles
— I mean, fine, I’m climbing the steps, I’m becoming a God — but if we return
to the world of living people, everyone has their own bubble.
Friend: Yes, within my own bubble, I’m the boss of my bubble.
Alexandr: Of course, of course. Even in your eyes, all people adjust to you
and are drawn to you; the way everything is built is still within the framework
of your consciousness, within the framework of your projection, your head.
G-Wagons, but we share one Bugatti between us. When you talk to people in
your world without me, you say, “I have four cars.” I say the same. But if our
people get together and say, “Bring your cars, we need eight,” we have to
say, “We don’t have eight, we have seven.” They ask, “How?” And we say,
“Because one car is shared.” That “shared car” is Death, the unique “corridor.”
That’s why there are seven days in a week and not eight. It shows two
hemispheres: three days in one, three in the other, and one shared transition
in the middle — the “corridor.” A person falls into this corridor once a week.
And the same happens in a month; in a bubble of four weeks, one week is
always the “corridor,” but it’s shifting and jumping. You can’t pinpoint it
as always being the third or fourth week for everyone; it’s always different,
but it’s there.
But it gets even more curious. The calendar has twelve months because it
consists of four “bubbles,” each with four worlds, but the fourth world is
shared among them. That’s why each season has three months, with one
common center. Hallelujah! In the Bible, the Last Supper shows twelve
apostles around Jesus — that’s one “bubble,” one of the three Golden Apples.
But wait, it gets even more interesting. There’s a version describing the
“New Heaven and New Earth” — you see, it’s not just one world anymore,
but two. It says there are twenty-four elders around the throne. Ha! Why?
Because there are twelve in one sphere and twelve in the other. A-ha! That’s
why there are twenty-four elders. Cool, right? Can you feel how all of this is
just the world inside your head? So, who is the main character? Am I the lead
and you the extra, or am I the extra and you the lead?
Friend: I can’t be the main character because you are. Why would I be the main
character?
Alexandr: How humble of you! No! This is a very important point: I am,
in fact, in your... Let’s put it this way: considering there are these big bubbles
— I mean, fine, I’m climbing the steps, I’m becoming a God — but if we return
to the world of living people, everyone has their own bubble.
Friend: Yes, within my own bubble, I’m the boss of my bubble.
Alexandr: Of course, of course. Even in your eyes, all people adjust to you
and are drawn to you; the way everything is built is still within the framework
of your consciousness, within the framework of your projection, your head.