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Nicolai Levashov. Spirit and mind. Vol.1

For example, he explains how atmospheres are created -without which no life
could exist; how the length of the planetary day determines the quality of its
emerging life; how wind develops and its role in the creation of life. And he reveals,
for the first time, the real nature of that elusive and mysterious conundrum — the
phenomenon of gravity.

We need not wonder what these have to do with matters of the mind and spirit.
That is easily explainable if we realize that universal laws encompass the entire range

of macro-cosmic and microcosmic existence. It is impossible to fathom ourselves if
we do not first know the world, or appreciate what we share with an atom or a
universe.

Levashov then continues to apply the same system, the same structural theory,
to explain the nature of emotions and to unravel some of the enigmas never before
elucidated by science. He ex-plains, for example, how emotions first arose in life
forms as a mechanism for both individual and species survival, and for adaptation to
the organism's ecological niche. He then elucidates the nature and development of
love — particularly that based on soul compatibility — and its role in influencing
evolutionary development and the conception of qualitatively superior offspring.

We learn, further, about tantra, a system of mind control through sexuality, and
how it played a major role in population survival until it became largely supplanted
by organized religion. He describes how both these modalities of psi-control of
populations have been used for good or evil throughout history and he foresees some
form of its continuation into contemporary times. What it presages for our planet, he
warns, depends on which path Homo sapiens chooses to pursue.

And finally we are gifted with an in-depth view of two of our least understood
higher attributes — memory and consciousness. For the first time, we are presented
with a beautifully coherent exposition of how consciousness arises during the

evolution of life, and how the process unfolds in the human brain to make this
miracle happen. Both functions, he explains, are real, material processes,
representing a qualitative transformation of matter. He differentiates between
short and long-term memory and paints a clear and vivid picture of what occurs at the
cellular, atomic, molecular and qualitative levels

This is all part of the intricate mosaic of Spirit and Mind, solidly based on a
coherent structural theory that proves the ultimate connectedness, the masterful

architecture of all creation. That is why, for example, we can begin to grasp how the
numerical values of dimensionality gradients determine man's leap to the next
evolutionary level — how his astral cells reach critical mass and rupture the
qualitative barrier into the first mental level; how a severely damaged astral body can
trigger the onset of cancer; or how heavy metal music destroys the astral cells of the
brain and causes reverse evolution. And so on and so on...

And finally, for the first time, thanks to Levashov, we learn the true nature of
karma, which everyone talks about and no one, until now, has been able to explain.
And so we come to under-stand how we are the architects of our own karma —
not some external "Magistrate;" we are the "Higher Tribunal" that sits in
judgment over our misdeeds and good deeds, our actions and feelings, which
become literally encoded and imprinted on our spiritual bodies. That is because for

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