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[Alexandr Korol]

Let me remind once more… These last six months I kept deciphering the icons
where three gods are depicted — that is, as if three Jesuses sit there. Only one
is with a cross and with pierced palms, a lamb is drawn, he’s in indigo clothing;
another is in red clothing; and the third in white. They’re all identical, and this
too is called the Trinity, but at a certain other time the icon was indeed depicted
this way. And back then I said: so, the lamb means what? This comes out to the
world of the moon. Whereas the world of the sun is, it comes out, the Father, and
the white one, it comes out, is this Spirit-star. These three spirits — they’re the
indivisible Trinity. That is, on the one hand, you can look at it this way: who’s
higher, who’s lower, if you look specifically at the path. But when you become this,
you’re an indivisible one. That is, right now I flicker in these three variations.
Before, I was the four animals, and now I’ve become higher than these four
animals. I’ve now become the one who governs them. Only I govern like this:
now I become the moon, I end up in that world of the moon and govern the
animals that enter into it, the two elements; or I end up in the sun and govern
all of this. And so I have two moods: when I’m the moon, it becomes cold, and
I’m all, let’s say, precise, severe, just. Whereas when I’m the sun, it turns out, it
becomes hot, but all sorts of magic happens. Especially if the world of heaven is
there — someone’s in the world of heaven, someone’s in the material world, that
is, earth, but this is all under the sun. And there’s also something else — it’s the
kind of Spirit that, as they say, is neither black nor white, “neither fish nor fowl,”
not spiritual, not material. That is, neither the sun nor the moon, but higher
than this still, when you already look at them from the outside, but you’re all the
same still, as it were, visible — you’re the seventh. And so it turns out there are
three moods of God: the sun, the moon, and the star. But He manifests this way
in the world, in the created, human one. Altogether He’s the eight, but when He
interacts with people and with the world, He now becomes the moon, now the
sun, now neither the one nor the other, but is all the same physically manifested
as this Spirit. When you look at the matrix from the correct angle, you see three
and four. And so this hierarchy receives light from the source, from the eighth
corner. You understand how it’s arranged? In essence, if you look at this icon, we
now see seven figures: four and three. This is God, but He’s manifested this way,
laid out this way. This, it comes out, is the worlds — people live in them. This is
all such a hierarchy. But He is, after all, all of this together. He simply divides out
like this, but He hides there, He’s the eight. It’s very curious. That is, more and
more begins to come together, and everything becomes clearer.