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Nicolai Levashov. The Mirror of My Soul. Vol. 1. Born in the USSR

modified her brain, whereupon she was able to see and hear beyond the range of five

sense-organs. When I tested her, I decided to repeat the experiment with my doubles,
which remained uncompleted.

When this experiment was conducted for the first time, my fellow-student refused
to touch my doubles, explaining her conduct by saying that I could not exist in ten copies.
Although I found the way and she touched my double all the same, it was, nevertheless,
unclear for me, what would she say when touching the real me. I decided to repeat this
experiment and created nine doubles. This time the fact that I simultaneously existed in
ten copies scared no one. Therefore, I attuned the perception of this woman to one of my
doubles and asked her to define where the real me was.

She came and calmly began to shake hands with my doubles to determine where I
was. After shaking my real hand for several seconds, she passed to my next double, then
to the next until she checked all. Whereupon, she confidently came to the double I chose
beforehand and said it was I, paying absolutely no attention to the real me. Later I
repeated this experiment several times and the result was the same.

What a person perceived as real, was only that level of reality with which he was
in qualitative resonance! In such a state the physical level became as if ephemeral; the
reality for this person was only what he perceived through his sense-organs, no matter
how unusual a method was used.
The physical reality stopped being material for him, and another level of reality
became the objective one, transmitted through his senses. So, where is this notorious

objective reality!? Which sensations should we consider as being either correct or
incorrect?

In fact, in the modified state of consciousness the person saw the internal organs
with his brain absolutely clearly, he also could see a cell, a molecule and define the
presence of one or an-other pathology absolutely correctly, often way before and far
more accurately than the most sophisticated medical devices. The person could not only
see, but also run the whole process of receiving the information in the most accessible
and comfortable way for him: does that mean the in-formation obtained with the help of
this method is illusory? certainly not.

Man has created a lot of “crutches” i.e. devices to penetrate into areas inaccessible
for his normal sense-organs. Moreover, these crutches are created from the standpoint
of those five sense-organs, which nature gave us when we were born, as it did for all

living creatures. But nature did not provide man with mind so that he would only use the
senses, given to him at birth, but in order that he could use it to penetrate with its power,
where no animal could penetrate ever.

Well, it looks like I am getting carried away with philosophizing again—probably,
I am “growing older”...

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Apart from my experiments of this kind, I also conducted other very interesting
experiments. Once I had an idea to find out how my influence affected the person’s
weight. For this purpose I asked my patients to stand on scales and began my influence,
observing what was happening to their weight.

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