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«The Final Appeal to Mankind» by Nicolai Levashov

It postulates the existence of a LOGOS on solar, galactic and cosmic levels, that creates
all of life on the planet, including man, and has total dominion over all creation. The

Logos is neither man nor beast, nor supercreature – but a pure superconsciousness –
creator of the universe and all that exists in it. It foreordains everything touching man
– his destiny, his birth, his death. No one and nothing can alter what the Logos has
ordained.

In Western philosophy of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Hegel, for example,
sees mankind's destiny as controlled by an “Absolute Idea” (a kind of “World Soul”),

which is the collective intelligence of the whole human race. In this view, the brain of
a single individual is but one “neuron” among the millions making up the global brain.
Man, as an individual, cannot think or develop; such functions belong only to the
(absolute) collective intelligence of humanity as a whole.

Natural scientists have tried to explain man's appearance as a result of the evolution of
planetary life and the mutations of anthropoid apes, leading to rudimentary intelligence

and, later, to the human species. Darwin's theory of evolution became the theoretical
basis for this ascientific position. However, for many years, Darwin was tortured by
doubts and never sure of the correctness of his theory. Eventually, without any external
pressure – at the peak of his scientific renown, he renounced his theory of evolution.

So how, then, did man appear on our fair planet?

Research in paleontology and anthropology has come up with some startling findings
that seem to have deadlocked modern science: Homo Sapiens appeared on Earth

thirty to forty thousand years ago on all continents, all at the same time.
Moreover, from the standpoint of anatomy and physiology, Homo Sapiens could
not have been the evolutionary product of any fossilized ape.

For reasons unknown, Neanderthals, which had inhabited the planet for hundreds of
thousands of years and were physically much stronger than Homo Sapiens, suddenly

disappeared off the face of the Earth. How to explain why Homo Sapiens, few in
number and much weaker than the native inhabitants, suddenly emerged – from
where no one knows – and forced the Neanderthals out – just wiping them off the
face of the Earth one fine day. Only in extremely inaccessible locales can a few
remnants of the once numerous and powerful race of Neanderthals be found – for
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example, the “Abominable Snowman” who shuns an encounter with the human race .

Also noteworthy is that all human races appeared simultaneously and were racially
purer than they are today – another mystery surrounding the origin of mankind.

Moreover, our genetic research yielded another startling fact – the genetic structure
of a human is totally different from that of all other life on the planet. Genetically

19 Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre, The Phenomenon of Man, New York, Harper Collins, 1975, see Chapter
entitled “The Homo Sapiens Complex”.

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