Alexandr Korol

And this cube had to be looked at from the correct angle — this cube had wheels. And further on, I understood that there were many more crosses one needed to make there, so that even more would come together. But if I had stuck all of that on at once, an ordinary person wouldn’t have been able to make it out. That’s why, in later volumes, I mention it in detail, step by step, and so on, and so on, and so on.

And the designer tells me that in my matrix, the one I deciphered in the second volume — specifically that cube with crosses inside and outside, where there are two tetrahedra, where there is an octahedron, even and if instead of the wheels you put two dodecahedra — the rhombicuboctahedron still can’t be inscribed within my matrix in any way; there are no points of contact for it anywhere, no vertices to which one could attach the rhombicuboctahedron. But! Then something very interesting happens. I say to the designer: “Alright, but what if you take my matrix right now, that is, the cube, and spin it out, or lay it out in different directions?” That is, the cube needs to be copied, turned in one direction at an angle, and inserted; then another copy of the cube, turned at a different angle, and inserted. And it must be done so that there are four cubes within one another, turned in different directions — and the result is a three-dimensional star. And precisely when I was trying to continue further with deciphering this matrix, I understood that originally it had been deciphered correctly, but something else, as it were, still needed to be added to it. It was deciphered correctly, without errors — but not fully.

And so, in the eighth volume — and the eighth volume is the most unusual one; its print version consists of two volumes — and the eighth volume is the one for curious fans of such topics as alchemy, Freemasonry — because there I refer to all the ancient engravings that one can find freely in the open spaces of the internet, where all sorts of puzzles are depicted: in the sense that there is the sun, there is the moon, there is some kind of star, there are some elements, some triangles, some that are under the sun, some that are under the moon. And it was precisely in the eighth volume that I went through the path of finding four elements — and then it turned out that there is a fifth element — and then it turned out that there are seven of them. And that this is like the seven days of the week, like the seven lampstands, like seven kinds of spirits. And when I started to figure out what this