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

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 411 4.4. About the Heart’s part in the Bath process................................215 4.5. Blood plasma..............................................................................219 4.6. Paradoxes of blood plasma, or Biological aspects of non-horse Science .......................................................................................................221 4.7. The skin..................................................................................... 224 4.8. The skin components................................................................ 227 4.9. The skin derivatives .................................................................. 229 4.10. Skin sensitivity ........................................................................ 230 4.11. Kinesthetic sensitivity.............................................................. 230 4.12. Splanchnesthetic sensibility .....................................................231 4.13. The skeleton ............................................................................ 232 4.14. Some remarks.......................................................................... 233 Chapter 5. Correction of the Brain structure before and after taking the Bath ...................................................................................... 237 5.1. For the people from the locomotive .......................................... 238 5.2. Back to HisTory......................................................................... 242 5.3. World perception through the individuals................................ 247 5.4. How to get to know? ..................................................................251 5.5. Developing the subject .............................................................. 253 5.6. The Brain problems .................................................................. 258 5.7. We have no conception of the Brain ......................................... 267 5.8. The Bound State........................................................................ 275 Application ...............................................................................280 Chapter 6. About Reason, Consciousness and Matter, or "how to dig with the spade of Knowledge" .................................................... 287 6.1. Factor ........................................................................................ 293 6.2. Human Consciousness and Consciousness in General ............. 295 6.3. Benzol ring ................................................................................ 299 6.4. Space, as a characteristic of Consciousness structures ............. 301 6.5. Energy conservation .................................................................308 6.6. Discreteness and structurability of Matter ................................313 6.7. Consciousness Perfection...........................................................316 6.8. Dimensionality.......................................................................... 318 6.9. To the question of “fields”......................................................... 320 6.10. Health Improving and Transformation .................................. 332 Chapter 7. Variations in Reflections ................................................ 337 7.1. The Base of Consciousness ........................................................ 338 7.2. Everything is solvable… ............................................................ 340 7.3. For those who are eager to take the Bath .................................. 347 7.4. Saturation for the achievement................................................. 352 7.5. Why it is not allowed and what is permitted by now ................ 362 7.6. The Noosphere – what one should know.................................. 369 7.7. The informational Support Simbolism ..................................... 374 7.8. Confirmation in Reflections...................................................... 381 7.9. The Concept of New World Outlook .........................................388