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

Book 3. The Cell and Health. Chapter 6. Beyond one’s comprehension… 382 solve the task set for yourself. The only question is what to take as the starting point in this case. Or, rather, a model. I wrote down the initial conditions: the principle of similarity. Similarities are usual in nature! They can best be illustrated by resorting to fractals-geometric figures possessing self- similarity properties, that is, a figure composed of several parts, each of which is similar to the whole figure, i.e. each fragment of the figure is repeated when the scale is reduced. What is below corresponds to what is above; and what is s above, corresponds to what is below, in order to make the "miracles" of a single thing. The principle of integrity was the basic when creating a system of the control by the "created" my Spirits, who were to "control" if necessary the work (interaction) of the Programs with the User’s Brain and be able to make corrections. I can say that it was this Vedic text that prompted Levashov to create "a lot of himself," which he described in his books. "He thought: I can become multitude and multiply, – and He objectified and gave from Himself everything that was. Having given all this from Himself, He entered into it; and when entering, he became everything: positive and negative, spirit and matter, infinite and finite. " (Taittiriyopanishad) 61 These are the texts left by white people who came to India from the North, and BROUGHT KNOWLEDGE TO THIS PEOPLE. Hence, the similarity can be realized in practice. What, in fact, N. Levashov realized, creating a "great number" of his Spirits, who could "act" independently and by commands when solving a particular task. Sometimes one quotation can "activate" something that, seems, to have no solution. 61 "Taittirimya-upanishama" is the Vedic text in Sanskrit.

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