N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE. BOOK 4. THE PHYSICS OF THE REALITIES

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 15 in the previous books). One should not make one’s life accusing something or someone, if there is (there was) an urge for knowledge. What do most people think about today? About past love, unfulfilled dreams, lost opportunities or financial problems. Others yearn for a happy childhood – although, honestly, whose childhood was cloudless? And how much attention do people pay to things that do not mean anything at all? For example, they think about a sidelong glance of a saleswoman in a vegetable shop or a colleague at work. If someone allows oneself such thoughts, someone is exposed to the destructive effects of poison, which name is anxiety. People themselves abandon the enormous power inherent in their nature. We are all miracle workers from birth; we only have to allow ourselves to work miracles. While we are in captivity of habitual thoughts, we will never be able to understand that the secret of happiness lies in the ability to control consciousness. To see the root, you have to think at the appropriate scale. To understand the reason, why, for example, the ship is sinking, you have to go down to the hold. Whoever thinks, without leaving the cabin or going into the hold, will never see or understand anything. When one tries to comprehend the situation by the part that is visible to the him, the situation is inevitably made fool of .As a result, teachers see salvation in the revival of schools, scientists – in the restoration of science, medical workers – in the elimination of drug addiction, believers – in repentance, demographers – in the birth rate increase, the military – in the army, economic planners – in industry, etc. Of course, they are all good people, but, unfortunately, they do not see the whole. Therefore, a cardinal solution of problems is impossible. All their good intentions will be reduced to adaptation to the realities of this time (“of troubles”). If Minin had seen the salvation of Russia in the fight against tuberculosis or drug addiction, and Pozharsky had been engaged in charity and demography, the Poles would have been only happy. If General de Gaulle had saved France by restoring the economy, the fascists would have given him the Iron Cross. That's why in this book I offer you the way of knowing about how to get to the Bath, the way to use the Broom and what to do with the Spade, which can be used not only for the