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[Alexandr Korol]

three worlds, three worlds below, the fourths — this is the star in the centre, it
gives birth to the star. And besides, it has to be turned over, and on the other side
there must be the same thing, and there too all the fourths will fly off into the star.
And so what is formed for us? Some kind of cube, or something, or some kind
of figure out of these fourths, that is, this star. And something else is formed for
us precisely thanks to the three worlds in different directions, however many
times we repeat them: three, three, three, three, three — this is how a sphere
like this of the sun and the moon is formed all around. That’s the sort of thing
I’m sketching in my head right now, sketching on a sheet of paper, calculating.
Now I’ll go on to distribute the seven planets under the seven days of the week,
under the seven colors of the rainbow. The seven colors of the rainbow, on the
one hand, also seem a little bit clear as to how they divide. It turns out that we
have red, orange and yellow — these are the three worlds, since they’re laid out
that way under the sun. And under the moon — that’s blue, indigo and violet. And
what they have in common is the twilight zone, that transitional one precisely,
this is the color green, this is the star. Everything seems beautiful, you see? It all
seems to come out beautifully, I’m working, I like it. This is me communicating
with God right now and saying to him: “Come on, show me,” and we’re working
together with him, doing the homework.