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«The Final Appeal to Mankind» by Nicolai Levashov
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Spirit and Mind. Vol 1

The Universe plays the eternal game of "numbers". Primary matters merge, galaxies,

stars and planets are born or liberated during nuclear or annihilation processes,
emmiting a huge amount of "energy" which depends on the value of the exact
parameters described as "dimensionality" or "gradients of dimensionality"… Strictly
consecutive at any level of our reality, these concepts cross borders of different
branches of knowledge and are universally applied to everything, revealing secrets of

nature – beginning with what occurs inside of a tunnel of the DNA molecule and
finishing with the birth of a star; from the origin of life – up to the evolution of the
human spirit; from splitting atoms of transuranium elements – up to the appearance of
consciousness and human emotions...

The book contains 100 high-quality author's illustration.

Spirit and Mind. Vol 2

The nature of memory becomes absolutely real and tangible – a mystic aura around it
vanishes giving the opportunity to everyone to comprehend and estimate this
wonderful and very simple phenomenon of nature. On the basis of the same theory,
which explains the nature of memory, the author gives us a possibility to get into the
secret of the nature of consciousness. He explains, for example, why the critical amount
of information absorbed by the human brain during a limited time becomes a crucial

requirement for the origin of intellect. The author "strains" our grey cells and gradually
leads us to the understanding of true importance and the nature of consciousness. The
unified theory created by the author allowed him to solve an insoluble task. He could
unite a great number of natural phenomena, seemingly incompatible, in a single whole,
in one harmonious system...

The book contains 82 high-quality author's illustration.

The Anisotropic Universe

Laws of nature are formed at the macrocosmic and microcosmic levels. Man, as a living
creature, exists in so-called intermediate world – between macro- and micro-world. In
this intermediate world he has to deal only with manifestations of natural laws, but not
with them as such. As a result, it is almost impossible to create the complete picture of

the Universe. This occurs because man intends to use his sense organs to cognize
nature. He fails, because human sense organs cannot give him such possibility owing
to the fact that they (organs) were created by nature only as a mechanism of adaptation
to the ecological niche, which man occupies, not as a tool of cognition...

The book contains 99 high-quality author's illustration.

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