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and what kind of geometric figure it is. And sketch yourself, how you think it looks like. If you come across something in parallel that distracts you, something about the apostles, something about the elders, you, of course, can note them, like “something” at the throne, but you don’t need to study in detail any of the elders, no four living creatures around the throne, no Cherubim. That is, if you study the throne of God, you pay attention only to the throne. And when you have studied it, fully recorded it, and made some conclusions about what it looks like, then only after that we move on.

The next thing you should familiarize yourself with is who Cherubim is. Google it, read who Cherubim are, where they came from, what their function is, where they live, where they are, and what they look like. Naturally, you should not trust digital, beautiful, drug-induced pictures, but only real, authentic, ancient icons. You should read and try to understand what it is, where they are, how many, what they look like, how many wings they have, how many of what they have, and you write it all down for yourself, all the details so that you know the quantity and roughly the schematic nature of how it looks like and what it is. Make a note of where they are. If it says that they are one after the other in a row, then you note these elements like one after another. If it says they are sitting in the shape of a triangle, make a note that they are sitting in the shape of a triangle. Because this is a description of this hidden matrix in sacred language.

I should have said probably before the Cherubim, but that’s okay. Before the Cherubim, after the throne, if you are familiar with what a throne is, then you should have read that around the throne there are seven lamps, seven spirits of God, and seven churches. These are the references you are looking for, google them. It was about the throne, then about the Cherubim, and now you are studying what seven is, the meaning of seven in the Bible, and also looking at icons. So now you start googling all this and looking for what these seven lamps are around the throne? What is it? Why seven? Why seven lamps? Why seven spirits? Why seven churches? Where are they depicted? Where are they mentioned in the Bible? What picture is described in the Bible, and what event? If there are no such icons, you can trust the illustrations of painter Albrecht Dürer, or something ancient, but not modern. And try to depict it,