This stone utilizes an interesting geometric design: the combination of squares and diamonds creates the illusion of a multidimensional object, or a Möbius strip, presented in volume. There's a clear analogy here with the ancient Slavic symbol of the swastika or solstice—a symbol of movement, development, and evolution. There's also another geometric highlight here: the central section, where eight triangles, sharing common sides, are inscribed within two intersecting squares.
And finally, the pavilion's design offers a truly remarkable illustration of the hidden secret of creation. The wise know of the unity of our world in its multiplicity. "The Lord is one in all His manifestations." On the other hand, the world is triune—this is expressed in the Trinity of different religions, the unity of past, present, and future; seed, flower, and fruit. And finally, another important number—seven. Seven days in a week, seven notes in an octave, seven colors in a rainbow...
How can we demonstrate the connection between these sacred numbers? Look at the pavilion of the stone. It contains eight large triangles, with seven rays emanating from a single apex and converging on three lines at the base. This symbol requires deep understanding, so I'll leave it to you to ponder for yourself...
