Above the rug we see FIGURE 27: The window with one thousand locks. And in total, we see FIGURE 28: The magical phenomenon of the house.
Even the signs we attach to the house, we know that they are not to be regarded as objective realities.
They owe their existence to the house's internal relations, which are completely different from the objective relations of the outside world.
A house is by its very nature and level of development nothing more than a collection of interrelated perception marks.
Since the magical house is not made by human hands, one cannot expect an objective reality to shine through its windows.
But we want to ask how the house affects the environment, that is, how it affects the perception marks of its subjects.