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

           control and measure out the in-formation in order that she would not think I was a

           lunatic. It was her understanding of what I was talking about, which marked out this
           woman from many others with whom I had talked. In fact, I always know when a person
           understands what I say and also how fully he understands it.

                Very often a person just picks out from my story something which is more or less
           clear for him and he has the illusion of complete understanding of my words. Sometimes
           a person under-stands to a greater degree at the subconscious level or even at the genetic
           level, although such understanding is also necessary and important. Sometimes a person
           wants to understand very much and, although this desire is very strong, it does not help
           the process of understanding.

                Svetlana understood almost everything the way it should be and, if something was
           unknown  to  her,  she  grasped  the  essence  very  quickly.  The  reason  for  such

           understanding became clear pretty quickly. As we began to feel mutual trust, she began
           to share with me some facts from her personal life, about which she had told no one
           including her relatives. But, I will not pre-empt events...

                When we met, she some times indulged in smoking. After several conversations I
           decided to bring her attention to it and began to campaign against tobacco. She did not
           protest against my arguments, but also did not consider the harm from smoking very
           serious. I decided to prove my rightness to her. The best way to prove your opponent
           wrong is to give him the possibility to do it himself. Therefore I offered to help her to
           get rid of this habit and to transform her brain that so she could see that I was right.

                She had no objections, only said that it could hardly work, because nothing worked

           before — notwithstanding whoever tried and how many times. Moreover, she said that
           she was not susceptible to hypnosis or any other influence. I answered that, although I
           managed hypnosis, I would not do anything of the kind. I would only transform her brain
           qualitatively, thus, giving her new abilities. She agreed and I began the transformation.
                She had a wonderful sensitivity and very dynamic genetics. Already in several
           minutes of my work, Svetlana was able to see her brain and other internal organs. When
           it happened, I asked her to conduct an experiment. I told her to light a cigarette and watch
           what happened with her brain. The result of this experiment shocked her. Svetlana saw
           that the neurons in her brain began to convolute and die as a result of smoking. The result
           of this experiment was like an a-bomb explosion for her! Her face expressed genuine
           amazement at the phenomenon she just witnessed.

                After this experiment she stopped smoking for good. When she saw all this, she
           was  not  only  amazed  by  what  she  saw,  but  also  was  preoccupied;  as  to  how  to
           compensate for the harm which was already done. I calmed her down and offered to
           clear the body of the consequences and to re-construct destroyed neurons. I began to
           work and Svetlana observed the process. She saw her lungs and laminas of black tar

           which covered bronchial tubes and air vesicles. After this work she began to expectorate
           the clots of tar which convinced her even more that what she saw under my influence
           was the real picture, not my suggestion.

                Gradually our mutual understanding began to grow. One day Svetlana asked me
           why almost no one knows anything about all this, why did she never hear my name? In
           fact she was engaged in searching for precisely this kind of person, and she never heard
           anything from anyone about me until the journalist from Donetsk told her about me


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