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

The poor woman tried to scream to wake up her husband, but her vocal cords did not
obey her. She tried to push him with her hand, but she could move neither her arms nor

her feet. Oyia entered with her hand into the physical hand of this woman and through
it began to send the energy toward the heart of the major. Before the eyes of amazed
woman, his heart shriveled and became flabby. In the morning her husband felt pain in
his heart and immediately went out into the first-aid post of his Academy. After doing a
cardiogram, doctors gave the alarm. In the evening I called them. I cleared up the
situation and worked with his heart. The next day his cardiogram was normal. But, their
joy did not last long. At night the same situation was repeated. In the morning next day
his cardiogram was bad again. I worked with his heart and it became normal again.

My work on the fields finished and I went to them straight from the collective farm.
This time the major did not smirk about our space contacts; he was scared to death.
I invited Oyia to the contact and began to explain to her that this man did not know
that he had offended anyone with his thoughts, that he was unaware that his thoughts
were material and visible to others, that he simply dreamed and nothing more, that he
did not understand a lot of things, and that I would like to ask her to forgive him for this

mistake, which would never happen again. He immediately confirmed everything I said.
Oyia forgave him his mistake, whereupon, she never did anything of the kind to him
again.

I called these people several times to check up the state of the major’s health, but,
after this his wife was afraid of contacts with Oyia and I left these people alone. It was
curious to observe the quick transformation of this woman’s husband from an ironical
sceptic into a frightened “enlightened”.

However, even this tragicomic situation was irrefutable confirmation of the

authenticity of our contact with this creature of another civilization and not with astral
creatures of the planet Earth, with which those who think that they communicate with
the “Supreme Mind” mostly have contact.

This example shows clearly that our concepts of morality—what can and cannot be
done— differ dramatically from the concepts of other civilizations. It also shows that
“inoffensive”, from our point of view, fantasies are seriously punished. Most people are
firmly convinced that their fantasies do not leave their head and that is why they permit
themselves to think about things which they would never do or say. As it obviously
follows from this example—it is necessary to be careful with thoughts; who knows, who
may be near us and how he or she will react to our “inoffensive” thoughts.

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A person, who was born and educated on our planet, would never even think about
all the abovementioned. I read a lot of fiction books, but none of them say anything of
the kind, or imagine a lot of other things, which I run into during my contacts with other
civilizations. Almost all fiction writers simply make earthly concepts “work” in the

Universe, with other civilizations. If they depict Star Wars, they make fighting sides use
weapons similar to earthly ones, only more powerful; bolts of deadly energy or rays
replace bullets, instead of pistols—alien weapons looking something like, etc.

It is a natural thing; how could terrestrial fiction writers know that the weapons they
describe exist only on those planets with a level of development of their civilization

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