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

here is not in statistics, but in the fact that Svetlana was looking precisely for me, having

no idea of how I looked in my earth physical body.

At the subconscious level she aimed at being exactly there, where I would appear.
She, a professional singer and designer, left both her careers at the peak of her
popularity and went to Moscow, as a journalist, whose activity was directly related to
paranormal phenomena. She had to master a new profession of TV journalist and she
did it very successfully. In this field of activity she succeeded in achieving enormous
success. Her interviews for the European TV were unique. For example, she managed
to organize an interview with the Patriarch Aleksij (the head of the Russian Orthodox
Church), which he gave in his residence (this never happened before). She also
obtained permission to film an orthodox funeral service for the first time in history.
Also in a pretty short time she succeeded in finding in the USSR a lot of interesting
and non-ordinary people, many of whom are known not only in our country, but also
abroad only because of her. But this is another story.

I tell all this in order to show Svetlana’s versatile talents, which are not confined to
those which I’ve just described. But at the same time her most innermost dream was to
find answers to the questions which tormented her from her childhood. That is why she
left her home and went to Moscow…

When I had made several transformations of Svetlana’s brain, her concept of
Universe moved from the area of purely philosophical theories and hypotheses of
theoretical physics and became objective reality. Like a child who finally got a long
awaited toy, she dove into Big Space. The Un-believable beauty and variety of the

Universe, the possibility of almost instantaneous displacement to almost any distance
with complete preservation of one’s consciousness, activity and abilities about which
even the most imaginative fiction writers could not dream, filled Svetlana with delight
and gladness: she threw herself into this Big Space open-heartedly and with childlike
naivety, truly believing that nothing bad could happen among such beauty in general and
to her in particular.

Regrettably, one cannot act with such perceptions either on our blue planet or in
the Universe, despite its beauty and splendour there are a lot of nasty things in Big Space,
possibly even nastier than our earth abominations.

When Svetlana got her “admission” to the Universe, she began to “walk” there
looking for other civilizations, inhabited planets, etc. During her “walks” she met other
“walkers” only not all of them pursued the same aim as she—to cognise the Universe
and its variety. Certainly, there were no other inhabitants of Earth among them. One of
the principal reasons for this is the false system of concepts and development, which was
imposed by Dark Forces through the many “spiritual” teachings of the East. The essence
of which is the idea of exiting the physical body. In this case the distance a spirit can go
is limited by the level of development of a person (see the analysis of east-ern “spiritual”
development above) and by the length of the so-called “silver thread” which joins the
empty physical body of the person and his spirit.

It must be clear to any man of sense that this “silver thread” is very, very short even
if stretched to the maximum, when speaking about space distances. With such a “leash”
one can not travel very far, even within the limits of Mother-Earth. Therefore there are
no inhabitants of Earth among space “travellers”.

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