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«The Final Appeal to Mankind» by Nicolai Levashov

            Compounding the problem, man in his ignorance and contempt has seriously disrupted
            nature's balance, causing the extinction of thousands of living species and the outbreak

            of lethal epidemics such as AIDS. How did this all come about?

            At a certain crossroads on the path of his evolutionary journey, man took a wrong turn.
            As Socrates observed, “To know the world, you must first know yourself.” People took
            no notice of this advice, but tried to master knowledge of the universe without the
            necessary prior knowledge of themselves. And thus their descendants, following in
            their footsteps, arrived at the present impasse.

            No knowledge can ever be absolute, but one path can lead towards the truth, while the

            other leads away from it, despite their sharing a common starting point. How can one
            tell which leads where?

            When man first tried to grasp the nature of the universe, his mind could not fathom the
            profusion  of  questions  flooding  him  all  at  once.  He  then  filled  the  gaps  in  his
            knowledge with axioms and postulates that allowed him to construct a working model
            of  the  universe.  Had  he  pursued  the  correct  path  of  knowledge,  this  model  of  the

            universe would have led him to a new and higher level of understanding, rending aside
            the veil of mystery from the unknown. This, in turn, would have made for an ever-
            deepening and fuller grasp of the universe.

            In  other  words,  had  man  pursued  the  correct  path  of  knowledge,  his  expanding
            awareness would have left fewer gaps in his understanding and less need for filling
            them in with theoretical constructs. By contrast, his pursuit of the erroneous path gave

            rise  to  more  and  more  theoretical  gaps,  a  state  of  affairs  which  should  serve  as  a
            warning. Modern science has more gaps than ever before and understands even less
            now about the fundamentals of nature, as shown by the fact that increasing amounts of
            experimental data tend to contradict what we have accepted as the basic laws of biology
            and physics; modern science is frightened to find itself on the brink of an abyss.


            In medieval times, religion was the persecutor of science. For many years man fought
            for science’s survival and finally triumphed. It would be a consummate tragedy if now
            modern science became the Grand Inquisitor of the New Knowledge — the new and
            deeper grasp of nature and natural law. This book, The Final Appeal to Mankind, is
            a  beginning  “alphabet”  and  “grammar”  of  the  New  Knowledge.  It  embodies
            answers  to  such  questions  as  the  nature  and  origin  of  the  Earth;  the  structure  and

            function  of the seven planetary  layers and why there are  only  seven; the riddle  of
            biogenesis and the laws of evolution. You will come to know the origin of intelligence,
            the time of its emergence, and its essential characteristics; how mankind came to exist
            upon this planet; the great enigma of life and death, and what transpires after death.

            You will also come to grasp the unity between microcosm and macrocosm, fathom the

            mystery of the black holes, the history and destiny of man, the nature of the universe
            and much, much more. The information offered here is neither mysticism nor science


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