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«The Final Appeal to Mankind» by Nicolai Levashov

A person, who has developed a complete astral
level composed of two forms of matter (Figs. 48

and 49), will move to the upper astral level after
his death. In Christianity this level is called
“HEAVEN” (F Fi ig g. . 7 72 2). Attainment of this level
after death is possible only if one has not
personally acquired a heavy burden of “karma”
by perpetating sin or negative deeds during his
lifetime.

What is karma? Let us consider a striking example
of a heavy karmic burden. A person, for reasons
of his own, deliberately kills someone who has
not completed his full development at the time
of death. As a consequence, at death the victim’s
spirit moves to a level lower than the one that it

may have achieved had he lived. This is a
violation of the Law of Life.

The killer is fully responsible for the victim’s loss.
Also, in order to kill, a murderer has to become
enraged enough to be capable of killing another
person. When this happens, currents of negative

energy move through the perpetrator’s physical,
etheric, and astral bodies, flooding the astral body
and transforming it. The astral body changes, but
unfortunately for the worse. Negative emotions
can feed only that part of the astral body

consisting of a single kind of primary matter (the
lower astral body). If the perpetrator’s astral body
were composed of two kinds of primary matter
(thus constituting a higher astral body), the latter
would be destroyed, because negative emotions
are not compatible with the structure and

quality of the higher astral body.

Consequently, only the lower astral body
develops to an extreme and hypertrophies within the person (Figs. 44 and 45). When
an individual kills repeatedly, only negative lower astral currents flow through his
astral body.

After death a murderer’s spirit can attain only the lower astral level of the planet. Only
extinct species, such as dinosaurs and various types and classes of predators, inhabit
that level (F Fi ig g. . 7 73 3).

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