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. Content 410 Content Foreword .................................................................................................... 3 Introduction, or the wish in the reality… .......................................... 9 Chapter 1. His checkmate to the System ........................................... 23 1.1. The image..................................................................................... 27 1.2. The Start ...................................................................................... 30 1.3. The Debut .................................................................................... 38 1.4. The Quest .................................................................................... 48 1.5. The Mittelspiel..............................................................................51 1.6. The Intermediate move ............................................................... 53 1.7. The Splashes… ............................................................................. 67 1.8. The Endshpil ................................................................................71 1.9. The Postendshpil ..........................................................................77 Chapter 2. Physics of the Bath Taking Process ............................... 84 2.1. Let’s look into the Bath................................................................ 90 2.2. Catalysts in the bath taking process............................................ 96 Biological catalysts of the active type ......................................... 97 The active types structures for the Earth ................................... 99 Biological catalysts of the passive type ..................................... 105 2.3. Can they spy and bite in the bath taking process....................... 110 2.4. Annihilation of a living cell .........................................................111 2.5. Non-sluggishly going processes ..................................................111 2.6. Annihilation as the basis of the bath-taking process ................. 113 2.7. Archimedes Spiral ...................................................................... 116 2.8. Superposition as a consequence of the bath taking process ..... 120 2.9. Diogenes and his Barrel .............................................................123 2.10. The Normalization ...................................................................127 Chapter 3. Theory and practice in the description of the Object to be taken to the Bath .............................................................................. 131 3.1. Is current necessary to "move" to the Bath? ..............................133 3.2. Work on "moving" towards the Bath. ....................................... 140 3.3. The theory of space for practice in the Bath and a little about the Moon ... (from the fundamentals of celestial mechanics) .......................... 141 3.4. About other planets without any preconception ........................164 3.5. Awareness and understanding...................................................169 6 Hair ............................................................................................178 3.7. To wash or not to wash?............................................................ 183 3.8. The error of thinking ..................................................................185 Chapter 4. Description of the object to be taken to the Bath ..... 188 4 1 Simplified fundamental block-diagram of the Human body functioning ................................................................................................ 189 4.2. Spine and other wonders of Nature ...........................................193 4.3. The lungs as one of the spare parts........................................... 207