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Nicolai Levashov. Spirit and mind. Vol.1

certain stages in the development of human his-tory, religion plays a pivotal role in
every nation — giving them the wherewithal and opportunity to survive in their

struggle for a place in the sun.
How did religion fulfill this role for a particular tribe or nation? In the older
approach — the tantric pyramid — coding during sexual contact enabled the leader to
accumulate the necessary potential for control of his tribe. In this context, it should be
noted that the population count of every single tribe never exceeded a large number.
This allowed the leader to impose a certain level of ruthlessness and aggression in
order to create the necessary pyramid.

As civilization advanced, consanguineous tribes united into nations. As the
quantity of such nations grew more and more rapidly, the tantric method of psi-

control became inefficient. The leader was then able to impose it only upon his
immediate following and control only his closest affiliates. Controlling the masses
was impossible without the help of the vassals, and they were ready to supplant the
leader at any time.

Thus creation of a new method of psi-control became mandatory and crucial.
Tribes unable to do so were completely annihilated or assimilated into other tribes. So
while psi-control is basically a negative phenomenon under normal human
conditions, it became inevitable as the only way to pre-serve a large majority of the
population.

A phenomenon that can be so positive in a crisis situation — and yet so negative
because it is a manipulation of consciousness — only appears at the initial stages of

a civilization's development. There is a very simple explanation for this paradox.
The low level of an individual's consciousness does not allow him to see what is
necessary for the group as a whole. The basic instinct of self-preservation wins out
over the weak voice of reason. Consequently, the individual concerned only with
saving his own neck makes his own demise and that of his fellow tribesmen
inevitable.

An individual at a low level of spiritual development cannot fathom why he, of
all people and no one else, must sacrifice his life to save others. This leads to only
one outcome — that everyone dies. And even if he survives a particular crisis, he still
perishes when he struggles to survive alone in the wilderness. Man is a social
creature, which means that the only way for him to survive is to collectively combat

nature in the wild.

That is why the negative phenomenon of psi -control became an inevitable evil,
as the only way for a human to survive in his struggle against the elements and the
ruthlessness of his own species. Use of psi-weapons enabled the leaders to turn a
whole population into a superorganism. This partly or completely suppressed the
instinct of self-preservation, making it possible to save a whole tribe at the expense of
several members' lives.

But when the same leaders started using psi-weapons for their own nefarious
purposes — to amass power and wealth — this became problematic because it was

a violation of natural law...

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