BOOK 2. THE BATH SCHOOL. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE

Book 2. The Bath School. Chapter 3. Theory and practice in the description of the Object to be taken to the Bath 170 all starts again. The Earth civilization is in the initial phase of its development, which under certain conditions may become the last. So that it should not happen, NEW KNOWLEDGE is necessary And where to get it? How to "get the way to it"? For this, you have to take a "spade of knowledge" and start digging. And it is advisable to start digging precisely with the works of N. Levashov , having built a solid foundation for the new knowledge on this site. Then move on to the construction of everything planned. But you do not have to stop digging, because you get some experience and knowledge which allow you to move to another "layer", such as the works of A. Khatybov . And so dig deeper and deeper. If you are lucky and you are taken to the Bath, the results of all this will immediately manifest themselves and begin to be realized in reality. But initially, to perceive new knowledge, a Human and Humanity have to change their logical foundation, this is what is said in the "Third Appeal to Mankind ", published in N. Levashov's book "The Last Appeal to Mankind". To get at the meaning of the primitiveness and harmfulness of binary logic, I will give you a simple example. According to binary logic, based on the principle of yes-no answers, the question: "Is it warm in the room?" Will be followed by the answer: " yes " or " no ". But is it really so? Of course not. The reaction of people in the room can be different, up to the opposite. For someone it will be normal, for someone – warm, hot, cool, cold. Which of these answers is correct? All are, and none is. The reaction of each person is determined by his physical state at the moment, his type of metabolic reactions, emotional state and many other factors. Even of the same person, the reaction to the temperature in the room will depend on whether he is after sleeping or after physical work, he is sick or healthy, under stress or not, etc. The application of binary logic destroys the beauty of diversity, the fullness of perception, transforms any bearer of such logic into a blind man. If such a blind man is asked to describe the surroundings, then there happens similar to that in the famous Indian parable about the three blind who are asked to explain what an elephant is. The first touches the trunk and says that the elephant is a soft, flexible pipe; the second one touches the tusk and says that the elephant is cold and hard; and the third one touches its leg and says that the elephant is a thick column... And so that not to find ourselves in the situation of such blind people, one thing is necessary, to give a correct explanation of what an elephant is, TO SEE THE WHOLE OF THE ELEPHANT . That is what N. Levashov tried