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Nicolai Levashov. Spirit and mind. Vol.1

We can observe this, for ex-ample, in the increasing number of elementary particles
postulated to explain the composition of physical matter — "leptons," "quarks" and
"mediators." The leptons are then further divided by categories to match their
"quantum qualities." while the quark family is assigned six "flavors" for a similar
purpose. And the classification gets even more detailed, finally yielding a plethora of
elementary particles, including 12 leptons, 36 quarks and 12+ mediators.

Compounding this — in order to deal with "vacuum energy density" Einstein
was compelled to "plug in" a "Cosmological Constant," which impelled even experts

in the field to point out its "underlying misunderstanding," "missing pieces" and
"important misconceptions." 4

"Superstring" theory, defined in terms of 10 and 26 dimensions followed, plus
an additional computed "11-dimension" postulate described in the literature as "being
inaccessible to both our known physical sensory system and to our present
instrumentation." All this highlights the fact that when a system starts to collapse —
when new evidence appears that destroys the fundamental structure — a giant crisis
in science ensues. Levashov bases his position on an altogether different view of
reality — an anisotropic universe and the quantized structure of space. By
contrast, modern cosmologists assume that the universe is isotropic and all their
theories are based on assumptions of isotropic space.

Levashov's position breaks sharply with the conventional paradigm. In an
anisotropic universe, the quality of space changes in the different directions —
opening up an enormously rich and exciting panorama of possibilities. The
importance of this approach lies in the fact that everything can be explained on this
basis, with no "missing pieces" — making possible a valid formulation of a long
sought-after unified theory. There are many treasures to be plumbed in this book. The
deeper we penetrate into the multidimensional reality of Levashov, the greater the
enlightenment and awe we feel. Reading Spirit and Mind can change forever the way
we look at the world and what it holds in store for us.

Mark J. Friedman, Ph.D. Associate Professor Mathematical

Sciences Dept. University of Alabama in Huntsville, Huntsville,
AL 3589

4 Tiller, William A., Science and Human Transformation: Subtle Energies, Intentionality, and Consciousnes,
Pavior Publishing, Walnut Creek, California, 1997.

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