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

In the course of my experiments, I discovered the presence of telepathic

transmission of in-formation and even telepathic control over an individual. Orthodox
science completely denied the existence of telepathy. From my own experience I was
sure of the fact that telepathy was real.

I understood the skepticism of orthodox science. Very often people who studied
paranormal phenomena had nothing to offer except for their enthusiasm. Very often
parapsychologists were psychologists and psychiatrists who either personally
experienced paranormal phenomena or witnessed them. Nevertheless, they remained the
blind who advance by touch.

For experiments with telepathy they developed some tests with cards, which were
based on statistics and the probability theory, which were not blameless from the point
of truth. Besides, sceptics, when they saw positive results that exceeded probability,
could always find an “explanation” for these facts. It was of no importance that they
were wrong, it was important to them that it was impossible to refute their nonsensical
arguments.

Therefore, I decided to conduct some blameless experiments for myself, which
would confirm the existence of telepathy. I decided to put a person into a deep hypnotic
sleep, when he could react only to my voice and respond to nothing else. Usually, after
I brought the person into this state, I stood ten or fifteen meters behind him and without
any movement, without pronouncing a single word, mentally ordered him to get up and
go forward avoiding all obstacles on the way. My eyes became the eyes of the person,

who was in a deep hypnotic trance.

The signals from my brain controlled the movements of other person’s body; at first
my control was clumsy—the body moved jerkily and did not always obey. However, in
the course of time I learned to control it pretty well. The feeling is similar to that when
you are learning to drive a car. It is necessary to get used to the sensitiveness of the
accelerator and brakes, so that the car moves smoothly. The same is true with the control
of other person’s body—it is necessary to choose the correct signals. When I solved this
task, I managed to “guide” a person from a chart handed to me on a sheet of paper.
I was to guide a girl among some chairs, which were put at random, to bring her to
the piano, to make her sit on the chair, open the piano and play something. I did it all.
The examinee in the state of trance walked amongst the chairs, sat down and began to
play... It is of interest that the girl was not able to play the piano (as well as I) before this
test and could not after it. She played a melody, which was unknown to several
professional musicians who were present at the experiment. This melody resembled
something classical, something like Beethoven’s music.

After coming out the hypnotic trance this girl remembered absolutely nothing of
what she had done. She remembered only that she closed and then opened her eyes. This
experiment was con-ducted once or twice with the same result and very quickly it was
no longer necessary for me to spend time learning how to control the body of another
person in my subsequent experiments...

From the very beginning of the study of my abilities and their development I always
tried to prove to sceptics that the influence of one person on another existed and was
real. Then it seemed to me that a sceptical person was simply in error and I only needed

to help open his eyes so that he could see this incredibly interesting world, which hid

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