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

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 403 permission, while the central meaning of your existence will not be your personal life, but the life of someone else who only spends your resources (whatever is understood by them), you have very little chance to overcome this threshold being in good health, not to mention more. Trust in what you read, heard, were told by someone and somewhere makes a person immune to almost any sound reason. Reading made Don Quixote a knight, and faith in what he had read made him crazy. A simple example : there was such a lady – Maria Sklodowska-Curie , twice a Nobel laureate who used to wear ampoules with enriched uranium ore in pockets (or décolleté) ... In short, if you want to study original Curie documents today , you will not be allowed to do this at all, or you will do it in special suit. The same with people who believe very much in something – do not understand the extent to which this thing is dangerous and strong – how effectively it can paralyze thinking and turn a person into an animal. If by "trust" is meant just a kind of comfortable psychological state (like "I trust in the best"), then this is not bad. But when there is something more behind trust, when it implies some kind of rituals, then I personally CAN NOT ACCEPT IT AT . However, there is a firm conviction among people that one must necessarily believe in something, and that there is certainly something in the religious faith , in particular. To my way of thinking, THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING IN ANY FAITH . Therefore, to my mind there is no place for gods, religions, any traditions or rites connected with all this. At the same time, strangely enough, among the users of the Programs there are quite a lot of people who believe in God. Just this subject, which is a very subtle personal aspect of people's being today, should not be touched upon, and if it is touched, it ought to be approached very carefully. Let's leave aside religious faith and turn better to faith, so to speak, profile – faith in medicine and its imaginary "extraordinary success". Answer yourself a simple question: Have you ever met a person who has become healthy by the efforts of modern medicine with all its achievements and latest developments? Cases when something was transplanted, cut off or something like that, when doctors even saved one’s life (beforehand bringing the patient to such a state) – this is neither health restoration nor healing. In fact, it is the recognition of medicine’s impotence. Such steps are an extreme measure, and an experienced surgeon does not hesitate to tell you that the best operation is the one that was not operated on someone because I have seen everything that I listed earlier with my own eyes. It turns out that the medicine in general never cures, no matter how paradoxical it may