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«The Final Appeal to Mankind» by Nicolai Levashov

is irrational to continue helping these diseases to “vanquish” the human race, by
poisoning and devastating the human organism with the aid and abetment of orthodox

medicine.

Other ways of combating illness must be found – that are really capable of helping
mankind: for example, the use of one’s bioenergy field to effect positive change in an
organism. This requires a correct and competent application of energetic influence and
a thorough grasp of evolutionary laws and organismic functioning. It is then possible
not only to overcome the pathogen but also to restore the organ or system to its normal

modus operand.

Let us now explore another problem that has become the scourge and plague of the late
twentieth century and is currently threatening the lives of a significant portion of the
planet’s population – i.e., the problem of acquired immune deficiency – the problem
of AIDS.

1) The planet’s human population count has significantly surpassed its optimal value
for a species of living nature and as a component of the total ecosystem. Excessive

density of the collective psi-field thus generated has an adverse effect on the species
members producing it. Concomitantly, each member’s psi-field weakens and collapses
– along with the member’s immune system, which is its corresponding counterpart on
a physical level. Excessive psi-field density, ∆W+ (see Ch. 3, Vol. I) suppresses the
thymus gland, which controls the immune system.

The major impact of the effect occurs, of course, in the regions of densest population

– especially the large urban areas. Additionally, excessive density of the collective psi-
field depresses an individual’s hormonal system, notably the male sexual function,
leading to premature and wide-spread male impotence. Again, we observe that this
effect is especially marked in large cities.

2) Medication, especially during the twentieth century, has actively suppressed the

human immune system to a massive degree. Several generations have been exposed to
such medicinal onslaught. This has produced offspring with dramatically deficient
immune systems, already encoded in their genes.

3) The human species itself, through various practices, has also contributed to the
negative impact of its external environment. In the course of their “conquest” of nature,
humans have managed to poison their water, air and soil. Everything that could

possibly be damaged has been damaged, thanks to their “intelligent” activity.

The poisons then started seeping into their bodies through their food, water and air. On
top of this, humans kept abusing and poisoning themselves – quite voluntarily – with
drugs, alcohol and nicotine. All of the above had the net effect of significantly reducing
the level of immune activity.

Moreover, a normal protective psi-field has an adverse effect on infections, thereby

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