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

Book 3. The Cell and Health. Chapter 1. The Cell – interaction in harmony 54 whole image is divided into millions of parts, and each sensitive cell, thus, snatches only one pierce from the entire picture. Each light-sensitive cell absorbs photons of light falling on it. The absorbed photons change the level of the intrinsic dimensionality of certain atoms and molecules within these light-sensitive cells 11 , which in turn provokes chemical reactions that result in a change in the concentration and the qualitative composition of the cell ions. In this case, each light-sensitive cell absorbs light photons in portions. And this means that after absorbing the next photon, this cell does not react for a while to other photons, and for this time we are "blind." However, this blindness is very short ( Δt<0,041666667 sec. ) , and comes only when the image of the object changes too fast. This phenomenon is widely known as the effect of the twenty-fifth shot. Our Brain is able to react to the image only if it (the image) changes no faster than twenty-four shots per second. Every twenty- fifth shot (and more) our Brain is not able to see, so a man can not be called sighted in the full sense of the word. The Brain is able to see only a part of the "picture" of the world around us. True, what we see is quite sufficient to 11 For more details see “The Spirit and the Mind”, chapter 1.