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«The Final Appeal to Mankind» by Nicolai Levashov
The paradox is that the brain neurons themselves cannot think; they simply provide
the substructure for thinking by generating energetic potentials and elaborating
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1) the ability to consume and exploit the
life energy of organisms having a
minimal or no protective shield.
2) the ability to foster the embryogenesis
of creatures on the physical level through
the successive symbiotic activity of
various spirits from different
evolutionary levels.
3) the development of energetic
vampirism, by means of which spirits of
extinct animals invade the physical
bodies and spiritual structures of life
forms possessing little or no psi-field
protection on the physical level.
And so it came to pass that life on other
levels of the planet took on novel and
somewhat different forms — along with
the emergence of some new and
qualitatively distinctive ecological
systems (F Fi ig g. . 5 59 9).
Chapter 6. The evolution of the
spirit, the organism and
intelligence
The evolution of living matter leads to
the appearance of organisms with
complex, multicellular psi-fields. The
development of such psi-systems results,
at a certain level of development, in self-
awareness. Thus, initially there is a
primitive intelligence which, when
developed, leads to an interaction
between intelligent beings and nature.
The complexity of a psi-system and its
potential for evolution depend upon a
critical, minimum quantity of neurons
and their degree of mutual
interaction. But, how then, does the
brain acquire the ability to think?
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