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[Alexandr Korol]

some other bubble. And I called it this way: as if there’s another one just the
same — you can call it “under the sun” and “under the moon.” Many, of course,
may again get confused by this, but I want to explain to you the most important
logic. When we take the four worlds — heaven, earth, the underground kingdom,
the world of the dead — we can understand that they too are as if all mirrored
and opposite to one another. But if we begin to compare these four worlds, three
principal ones, with the other three worlds, that is, on the other side… Here we
have the seven — it turns out that something unfolded to the left and to the right.
That is, in the left world there are three worlds, and in the right, three. And so,
you see, when it divides this way, it turns out that those three worlds are already
the minus ones, whereas the other three worlds are the plus ones. And such a
seven came out. Whereas when I unfold this so that twelve comes out, it turns
out that now half of these worlds are again minus, negative, and half are plus. You
see how? In the seven there’s a division into minus and plus. And the twelve has
a division into minus and plus: six in the minus, six in the plus. Like the twelve
gods of Olympus — six men, six women. And if we unfold it all still further, it
turns out that all these twelve are the minus ones, because on the other side there
are twelve more — the plus ones. There’s your twenty-four. And this is precisely
that most key formula.

And the most important thing in it, the very secret, is this “corridor” — precisely
that which is death. Because death, you see… When I was in one bubble and
coming to know heaven, earth, the underground kingdom, and the world of
the dead, then death was such an outright “corridor” — death. But I called it not
the Spirit, but rather this way: it’s as if you’ve died, you’re in the otherworld,
looking at everything from the outside, on the level of a human. It’s truly so. But
you understand that if you decipher all this further, then when we come to know
the next bubble as well, in which there are also four worlds and the four is again
common — when we come up against all this, it turns out that there’s an entire
interweaving of these corners there, which are death. And so the eighth corner,
which I spoke about earlier, is also the world of the dead, only I already called
it the Spirit. And so it turns out that this is something that divides out this way
across all the worlds. This is the most key thing that needs to be understood:
there are always 1, 2, 3 — these are the worlds of people. 1, 2, 3; 1, 2, 3; 1, 2, 3 —