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«The Final Appeal to Mankind» by Nicolai Levashov

Understanding viral behavior as alive under one set of conditions and as lifeless under
another, provides the comprehension and solution to life’s great enigma which

orthodox science has hitherto been powerless to solve.

What is the nature of this phenomenon?

It is essentially as follows: the viral structure in a water environment creates a
minimal channel between the physical and etheric levels, which mediates the
disintegration of simple organic and inorganic molecules. This creates conditions
for the primary matters — the disintegration by-products — to flow over from
the physical to the etheric level — a chain of events which leads to the formation

of an EXACT REPLICA of the virus on the etheric level.

When heated, the weak bonding between the atoms of a viral RNA molecule and its
OH– and H+ groups breaks. This results in water loss (dehydration), a decrease in
atomic weight, which reduces the curvature of the viral microspace, and a decrease in
the diameter of the channel between the physical and etheric levels. With the drop in
the viral microspace curvature, even the simplest organic and inorganic molecules no

longer disintegrate. The dehydrated viral RNA then behaves just like any other organic
or inorganic molecule (F Fi ig g. . 1 17 7, left).

When, however, the virus returns to a water environment, its RNA molecule reattaches
the OH– and H+ groups. The cumulative atomic weight becomes critical, the degree
of microspace curvature surrounding the molecule increases — causing the
disintegration of the simpler organic and inorganic molecules and the release of their

primary matters, which then flow over to the etheric level (F Fi ig g. . 1 17 7, right). On the
etheric level, an exact replica of the virus is created out of type G-matter. This is the
first qualitative distinction that permits us to consider the virus the earliest
primitive living organism.

The second qualitative distinction is the ability of the virus to replicate its

structure — to create a double of itself on the physical level — a function that is
linked to the quality of the spatial structure surrounding it.

The RNA molecule is composed of two chain-like spirals: the atoms within the chains
are very strongly bonded together, while the atoms attaching the two chains to each
other are very weakly joined.

The viral RNA molecule is a prerequisite for the development of the new quality —

replication — that characterizes life.

Viruses first arose in the ocean. The fluid movement caused their displacement from
one location to another, exposing them to various external conditions, including
different levels and types of radiation.

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