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«The Final Appeal to Mankind» by Nicolai Levashov

The fertilized ovum (zygote) represents the simplest living organism. The qualitative
structures of a unicellular organism and the human spirit cannot be in harmony because

the structure of a human is that of a complexly organized multicellular organism.

The first thing that happens in the development
of the zygote is the rapid multiplication of cells
resulting in quantitative growth. This continues
until the number of zygote cells reaches the
minimum quantity permitting the entrance of

the etheric body of a fish — a multicellular
organism. Following harmonization, the etheric
body of the fish begins to develop within the
human biomass. This explains why a human
embryo initially resembles a fish.

The embryonic cells of a human develop much

more rapidly than the etheric body of the fish.
Therefore, after approximately one month, the
etheric body of the fish leaves the human
embryo to be replaced by the etheric body of a
species with a higher rate of development, i.e,
an amphibian. The biomass of the embryo
harmonizes with the etheric body of the

amphibian, and, concomitantly, embryonic cells
disintegrate, specifically those that were
previously created in the image of a fish. When
this occurs, large quantities of waste cells and
the by-products of cellular disintegration enter

the mother’s bloodstream through the placenta.

This is the most vulnerable time for a
miscarriage. Within the third month, for the
same reasons as detailed above, the etheric body
of the amphibian leaves the embryo. A new
eruption takes place and the etheric body of the

amphibian is replaced by that of a reptile.

Now the embryonic biomass harmonizes with
the etheric body of the reptile: embryonic
amphibian cells disintegrate, and the waste by-
products are released into the mother’s

circulatory system. After this adjustment the
human embryo resembles a reptile and its

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