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 87 - in the collection "Knowledge from Na_Чала ( " Knowledge from the Beginning"), that also explains what " SvetL " Programs mean, their fundamentals, potentials and all that is connected with them. С It should also be determined with the applied terminology, so as not to mislead the readers in the process of getting knowledge. 1. The concept of "BATH" should be regarded as the WAY OF CHANGING THE STRUCTURE OF THE LIVING CELL AND THE STRUCTURE OF THE BRAIN within a relatively short time. 2. The concept of "BROOM " should be regarded as THE RESOURSES OF THE GENERATOR OF "MATTER " created by N. Levashov, and the potentials of "SvetL" Programes to promote change (improvement) of the structure of living cells and the structure of the Brain within a relatively short time. 3. The concept of "SPADE" should be regarded as a PERSONAL WORK OF THE INDIVIDUAL , who through discovering, study, comprehension and "application" of Instruction No. 1, Instruction No. 2 and Applications as well as the offered fundamentals is given the opportunity to "get developed” " from the category of PEOPLE to the category of a HUMAN BEING in a RELATIVELY SHORT TIME (it depends on the Broom size and the ability to use it). From the point of view of knowledge, in these matters, it doesn't make any sense to focus on the study of the facts. I suggest focusing on getting knowledge on the whole and through this prism to dwell on details. N. Levashov used to say that it was impossible seeing problems like a tip of an iceberg to draw any conclusions. Conclusions can be made only after seeing the problem as a whole (the whole of the iceberg)! 1 When Nikolai Levashov and I discussed similar subjects, he was very correct when he touched upon those people who thought the world to be so immense that it made them NOT TRUST in their ability to COMPREHEND it. BUT they place perfect TRUST in those who, in their opinion, know the world better than most people. They believe in the illusion of the existence of a superman capable of solving all their problems for them. They are not able to realize that the Man who has comprehended the world and got rid of the load of illusions finds himself in the world of other dimensions and for the rest it is almost impossible to cross the line separating them from him. He