N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

Book 3. The Cell and Health. Chapter 3. Knowledge and Illusions 152 It is clear that for the performance of each of these functions, the cell TAKES PART OF ITS POTENTIAL . In case of extreme situations, the cell has to have its maximum potential to provide protective functions for a while, neglecting all the others. In this case, the cell works in a critical mode, during which it receives maximum damage. The damage is due to the fact that in the critical mode of operation toxins are accumulated in the cell, which just do not have time to leave it. This is because the plasma movement through the intercellular space arises as a result of residual blood pressure. Under the effect of blood pressure plasma is squeezed out of the capillaries into the intercellular space. Since the liquid is not compressible, the next portion of the plasma simply squeezes the plasma out that has entered earlier, which creates the movement of plasma in the intercellular space. Slowly moving plasma is collected in the lymphatic vessels and then returns to the bloodflow. Toxins delay inside the cell leads to the fact that they, being chemically active substances, begin to enter into chemical reactions with the molecules of the cell itself. This results in the deterioration and disruption of intracellular processes. Therefore, after each stress load, the cell needs a recovery period, sometimes quite long, during which the cell is completely or partially recovered. With frequent stressful loads the cell does not have time to recover, which results in its rapid destruction. The ability of cells self- recovery can be very diverse both in different species of multicellular organisms, and in different individuals of the same species. In addition, during the life of one and the same individual, the ability of self-recovery varies within fairly wide limits. Cells that got major damage die and are later replaced with new ones. So let's now analyze what happens to the cell in a critical mode of operation, and what our emotions have to do with it... Under normal mode of functioning, the primary matter released while splitting is distributed between all the cell levels. In this case, the primary matter G is included in the qualitative composition of all cellular levels (bodies) and, accordingly, is absorbed by them during normal cell vital activity. EACH BODY'S CELL – ETHEREAL, ASTRAL OR MENTAL, are satiated with the proper primary matter. The ethereal body of the cell is filled only with the primary matter G, while the astral body – with G and F , the first mental – with G, F and E . Thus, the primary matter G released during the splitting is distributed over all cell levels. And this means that each of these levels gets a part of the "portion" of the primary matter G, which "is made" by a physically dense cell during the splitting.