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[Alexandr Korol]

I also perceived that death is probably the nameless, the spiritual, the
languid, the gloomy — death is a kind of “corridor.” That’s how I perceived
the fourth world. If you imagine a sheet of paper in front of you, divided
into two parts by a vertical line, creating two columns: I imagined that on
the left, in the left column under the moon, there is heaven, earth, and the
underworld. The line itself is the “corridor,” which is death — the vertical line.
And on the right side of that vertical line is the world of the sun — the
right column — where there is also heaven, earth, and the underworld.
Everything is the same there. You are without a mind, therefore it is the
world of the heart, of heaven; you are with a mind — you are material;
plus the underworld — where there are disputes and conflicts, or some
kind of justice. And perhaps — here’s a thought — when you are under the
sun, in the world of justice, you are specifically Baphomet, as an option.
Like, standing for justice. Whereas in the world of the moon, if you are
in the underworld, you are a sinful criminal who gets caught. Maybe
it’s like that, I don’t know. I believed that these two polarities, plus and
minus — sun and moon — each have three worlds, and the fourth world
is the one they share, the one that unites them: death. That vertical line
in the center of the page. And that is death — the languid, the nameless,
when you are walking “within yourself.”
But here, everything got mixed up and flipped for me, as if I now have to look
at it differently. The system is hinting to me that it’s structured in another
way. Initially, thoughts occurred to me: perhaps there are actually only two
worlds under the sun and two worlds under the moon? Because under the
moon — as I described earlier — there is a spiritual world and a material world.
Let’s count them as heaven and earth, but under the moon. And what is that?
It’s specifically that dark spirituality and dark materiality. Consequently,
what does that mean? It means the spiritual — the night — and the
evening are the underworld. So, spiritual and material under the moon:
there you have it, spiritual and material. And under the sun, there is heaven
and earth again — also spiritual and material — but it’s not the gloom where
you are “within yourself,” and it’s not the underworld where you are sinful and
angry in society. Instead, it’s where you are a bright material person — that
is the earth — and where you are bright and spiritual — the world of heaven.