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Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2026 9:15 am
Now I’ve shown two more pictures. This is already something else. This is
something else, like a separate Lego set. That is, this is some separate angle, a look
at everything again. And what do we see in the first picture? It’s understandable
that this past month the seven-headed beast is being highlighted for me endlessly.
The seven-headed beast is highlighted endlessly. That is, before, in the first, the
second volume, the seven lamps were highlighted for me. Whereas now, precisely
the seven heads of this beast are highlighted. And what do we see? A little figure
is depicted. Above his head we see nine stars. At the very bottom, under his
feet, we see three stars. And here I likewise recall that I’ve already seen such an
arrangement of elements. And the next picture. We see, sort of, the moon and
the sun, or like a man and a woman. On the left the woman, on the right the man.
And on the right, with the man, we see stars: nine stars. Whereas with the woman
we see three creatures of some kind in a goblet. With the man nine, with her
three. That is, in the first picture we see 9 and 3, and in the second picture we see
9 and 3. How do I decipher this? How do I see it? But again, this is just a path of
supposition; further on it will all be pilished. I see it this way. The picture where
a person stands… I supposed that besides these stars, what else can we see, after
all? That there are also spheres. Note that there’s a sphere on which he stands,
and it’s divided by a cross-intersection — such a cross is depicted. And even more
cross-intersections we see in the sphere above his head. And I perceive this as:
“Oh God, but this is my matrix.” That is, it’s as if they show here that these three
stars, which are under his feet, and this sphere, which is under his feet, hint
at how the three stars are to be turned. Whereas the nine stars and the sphere
with a heap of cross-intersections above the head show how the nine stars are to
be rotated. That’s how I perceived it. And now, further, I’ll add something else
interesting. Such a way is truly possible. Can you imagine? I’ll tell you… And
what’s curious, in the eighth volume I already came into contact with this. The
eighth volume was devoted to deciphering the matrix, to how this matrix of mine
can be spun out— that is, my cube with the two tetrahedra inside — how it can
spin out by the cardinal directions, or how it can spin out by the dodecahedron.
The dodecahedron is such a little football of pentagons. And that this is all, as it
were, different multiverses, dimensions, and so on. And even one of the readers
earlier even hinted to me and said: “Alexandr, what if it’s such that the unfolding
of your matrix — that is, the cube — by the cardinal directions may be one world,
something else, like a separate Lego set. That is, this is some separate angle, a look
at everything again. And what do we see in the first picture? It’s understandable
that this past month the seven-headed beast is being highlighted for me endlessly.
The seven-headed beast is highlighted endlessly. That is, before, in the first, the
second volume, the seven lamps were highlighted for me. Whereas now, precisely
the seven heads of this beast are highlighted. And what do we see? A little figure
is depicted. Above his head we see nine stars. At the very bottom, under his
feet, we see three stars. And here I likewise recall that I’ve already seen such an
arrangement of elements. And the next picture. We see, sort of, the moon and
the sun, or like a man and a woman. On the left the woman, on the right the man.
And on the right, with the man, we see stars: nine stars. Whereas with the woman
we see three creatures of some kind in a goblet. With the man nine, with her
three. That is, in the first picture we see 9 and 3, and in the second picture we see
9 and 3. How do I decipher this? How do I see it? But again, this is just a path of
supposition; further on it will all be pilished. I see it this way. The picture where
a person stands… I supposed that besides these stars, what else can we see, after
all? That there are also spheres. Note that there’s a sphere on which he stands,
and it’s divided by a cross-intersection — such a cross is depicted. And even more
cross-intersections we see in the sphere above his head. And I perceive this as:
“Oh God, but this is my matrix.” That is, it’s as if they show here that these three
stars, which are under his feet, and this sphere, which is under his feet, hint
at how the three stars are to be turned. Whereas the nine stars and the sphere
with a heap of cross-intersections above the head show how the nine stars are to
be rotated. That’s how I perceived it. And now, further, I’ll add something else
interesting. Such a way is truly possible. Can you imagine? I’ll tell you… And
what’s curious, in the eighth volume I already came into contact with this. The
eighth volume was devoted to deciphering the matrix, to how this matrix of mine
can be spun out— that is, my cube with the two tetrahedra inside — how it can
spin out by the cardinal directions, or how it can spin out by the dodecahedron.
The dodecahedron is such a little football of pentagons. And that this is all, as it
were, different multiverses, dimensions, and so on. And even one of the readers
earlier even hinted to me and said: “Alexandr, what if it’s such that the unfolding
of your matrix — that is, the cube — by the cardinal directions may be one world,