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

to which I devoted my life. However, in order to prevent chaos in my narration, I will

do it chronologically.

After my return from Germany, the Russian TV channel 2 broadcast “A portrait
on the back-ground of the Universe”, four 30-minute documentary films about me and
my concepts directed by Victoria Mikhaylovna Zoob. It was a real pleasure to work with
her. Together we tried to find an optimal version in order that these films would be
interesting for the audience. I hope that Victoria Mikhaylovna also enjoyed working with
me.

When these films “saw the light of day” Valentine Rasskazov, one of the editors of
the Arkhangelsk TV then, found me, through her. To tell the truth, I never knew,
specifically, what position he occupied. Actually, I was never interested in a person’s
position but only in his words, concepts and interests. Valentine Rasskazov called me
and we met several times. He usually came to me in Butovo or I went to him at the hotel.
It was an ordinary routine of meetings which might bring a result.

We discussed a lot of subjects and I expounded my view of existent events. As a
result of these meetings he had the idea of organizing a series of my lectures in
Arkhangelsk. We agreed that I would go there. He introduced me to his son Dmitry, who

also became pretty interested in what I did and said. Whereupon they went back home
and we maintained contact by phone.

I gave my lectures at Albert Ignatenko’s school in Moscow, Nikolaev and Donetsk.
Several persons from Nikolaev offered to organize my public appearance there. I gave
neither a positive nor negative answer, but promised to think about it. There was an
unexpected continuation which I could not have thought of, but, I will return to that later.

One day a woman called me and introduced herself as a journalist of the Polish
department of the European broadcasting company “Antenna”. She said that her name
was Svetlana and that a journalist from Donetsk, Valentina, had given her my telephone
number and said that I could trans-form the human brain. She said that, if it was true,
she would like very much to meet me, because she was interested in this kind of
phenomena and she was looking for people with extrasensory abilities in the USSR. If

people indeed possessed unusual abilities, her team made a documentary film which was
broadcast all over Europe.

We agreed to meet and she asked my permission to bring a friend. She had a very
strange ac-cent. Although she spoke perfect Russian, I could not understand what her
nationality was and assumed that probably, she was from Poland, as she represented the
Polish TV. However, as it turned out later, I was wrong…

The journalist Svetlana arrived at the meeting with her friend Olga. When I opened
the door I saw a very beautiful woman with amazing green eyes. I had not expected
anything of the kind. Her pleasant melodious voice (I knew later that she was a
professional singer, graduated from the Vilnius music conservatory and a star of the

stage in Lithuania) was combined with a striking appearance. As it soon became
apparent, she also possessed an outstanding intellect and remarkable paranormal
abilities.

I invited my guests to come in and offered tea to create a more comfortable
atmosphere. The “tea ceremony” allowed us to relax and “set the tone” for our
conversation. After a short chat about the weather and the delights of travelling within

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