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

Book 3. The Cell and Health. Afterword – advice… 400 Afterword – advice… Question everything. Question that very fact that you question everything. Everything has been said long ago. All and everything. You just ought to find something that is good for you. While working on the book, I was aware of the fact that the overwhelming majority just would not get to the point of the written. There are many who after reading might give some mental assessment of this, saying "well, it is rather tricky...", and the next moment will forget most of it, plunging into their momentary everyday problems. But for the sake of those individuals whose number is growing continuously, those who are able to hear out and absorb information, speak out and write – it is worth doing. It is very easy to give advice; it is much more difficult to personally follow them. It's like castor oil – it's easier to offer it than to take it yourself. For many people in a difficult situation it is enough to bring out all the information on the subject that needs to be settled, to speak out their assumptions and make conclusions. Therefore, they do not need someone's advice; they need your attention and support. This is very important, in my opinion, and even more so in today's hard times. Allow me to ask you a question, readers? "Does cold exist"? "What a question? Of course, it does. Haven’t you ever been cold? " – many of you will say. In fact, cold does not exist. In accordance with the laws of physics, what we consider to be cold is, in reality, lack of heat . A person or an object can be studied on the subject of whether he (it) possesses or transmits energy. An absolute zero – minus 460 degrees Fahrenheit or minus 273,16ºC (on the Celsius scale) – means a complete lack of heat. All matter becomes inert and incapable of reacting at this temperature. Cold does not exist. We created this word to describe what we feel when there is no heat. "But darkness, readers, do you think exist"? "Of course, it does," – readers will answer. "Darkness does not exist, either" Darkness, in fact, is the lack of light. We can study light, but not darkness. We can use Newton's prism to decompose white light into many colors and study the different wavelengths of each color. We can not measure darkness. A simple ray of light can break into the world of darkness and illuminate it. In what way can you tell how dark is any space? You measure how much light is presented, do not you? Darkness is a concept that a person uses to describe what happens when