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[Alexandr Korol]

Now further on — even more interesting. Let us suppose that one must count everything. Then everything matches up with the seven days in a week. Well, let’s say, we count that the underground kingdom is the number one, the element. The world of the dead is number two. And we suppose that the sun… even though it consists of this, we count it separately. That is, the sun is already the third element. Also, well, that is, oh, not the sun, but the moon. Well, that is, under the moon — there is the world of the dead and the underground kingdom, here is the first, the second, and the third is what? The moon, well, if we are going up by the hierarchy. And the fourth is what? The star. If we are standing on this ladder and walking. And now we look at the sun. There, too, there is heaven — element number one, the earth — element number two, the sun — element number three, and the star — element number four. And then we see that the star, it is the common one. That is, it is like a pyramid, where on the left and on the right side there is the ladder. On the left side is the ladder along the moon, on the right side is the ladder along the sun. And we step, if along the left side: first the underground kingdom, then the kingdom of the dead, then the moon, that is, these three worlds, and then the star — the fourth. And if we are going along the right side, then the same thing, only with us first there is heaven, then the earth, then the sun, and then what? The star — the fourth element. And then we get seven. Do you understand? And then we get seven. And here again there is a question with a catch. What if there are actually four steps in total? You walk along one side, and the other side is simply a reflection. And you are being thrown both there and there, that’s why it seems like a lot. And in essence the steps are, sort of, six, and the seventh, the common one, is the star. That is, you see, what interesting reflections.