BOOK 1. UNMASKING THE HIDDEN. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE.

Book 1. Unmasking the Hidden. Acknowledgments 8 anyone. N. V. Levashov, A. M. Khatybov, N.A. Morozov, B.V. Makov are the authors of the books that can give everyone all this. Feodor Dmitrievich Shkrudnev is the Man who will make you do it without giving you the chance to return and plunge into the swamp of the usual stereotypes, and again get back in your comfortable car speeding along a straight road to the cliff. The Book created by Feodor Shkrudnev I have had a chance to become familiar with and which is now in your hands is, in the first instance, A Challenge , –a challenge both to everyone and to the System. While reading it your Brain is being in the state of non-stop intensive work. Everything in it causes some mental rebellion, makes you set out in some quest and pull you out of the quagmire of the habitual judgments. Everything in It is “quite different’ from the excepted. Whatever you touch upon is going to be “wrong», not the way it is accepted, different from what you might expect from THE BOOK. F. Skrudnev’s work with quite a strange name – N. Levashov’s "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov’s "Bath School", which is marked by the author as the sequel of the third volume of "The Mirror of My Soul" by N. Levashov is more than a continuation of his autobiography. Certainly, to a number of points concerning the biography of N. Levashov is given some attention. But neither more nor less. They are not even digressions into the biography of N. Levashov to satisfy the curiosity of the reader. It is a description of certain factors that enable you to make a more complete judgment on things and objects that are more important than the personal life of the Outstanding Russian Scientist. It is more important to get to know some things about physics of the process of generation, about which little is said in A. Khatybov’s works and which some people have already got acquainted with firsthand while using "SvetL" Technology, than about the details of Nicholai Levashov’s family life and his attitude towards these or those people. It cannot be any other reasonable judgment on the question of what should be the whole book about; Everything that was necessary to put on paper about his life, N. Levashov did himself to forestall all possible strife in this matter: "I thought that if someone is interested in my life and my path no one but myself would be able to tell you what and when had happened in my life, what I had thought in certain situations and what I had felt and experienced... And as long as this is my life no one but me will do it better..." Being aware of this, as well as having clear perception of what is indispensable to a human being for knowledge, and where just some banal