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Nicolai Levashov. Spirit and mind. Vol.1

will be doomed to self-destruction, depending on the victor. In the very near future,
we shall see what unfolds... Now, let us return to the emotions.
Creative inspiration infuses science, art and any human activity. Why does the
creative muse endow some people and completely bypass others? Perhaps this
capricious lady picks her "admirers" as she wishes. Why are the secrets of the

universe revealed to one individual, but never to an-other who breathes the same air,
and sees and hears the same phenomena of nature? Why does one person look but not
see, listen but not hear? Can it be that their eyes, ears and brain are built differently?
Of course this is not the case! No matter what, there will always be some
exceptional people who are able to see more, hear more and understand more deeply.
How to explain this mystery? Are there any magic spells uttered that allows these
exceptional ones, chosen by destiny and providence, to unsheathe the Excalibur of
knowledge from the rock of truth?

Every person born is a unique phenomenon of nature -with an exclusive genetic
code — and possessing a spirit which is more less in harmony with his genetics.

The genetic code, which arranges the order of nucleotide bonding within
the chromo-some, is what determines a person's qualitative abilities, talents and
skills. The brain, which is

the instrument of cognition, carries in its constituent neurons a person's genetic
coding. Every single nucleotide (there are only five known in all — adenine,
cytosine, uracil, thymine and guanine), and every single gene (consisting of a
combination of three nucleotides in a given sequence) has a very specific and
unique influence on the surrounding microspace.

That impact is volumetric and it determines the amount, type and spatial

position in the molecule of the atoms which compose every nucleotide. For this
reason, the summation of the impact creates for every single nucleotide a unique
pattern of influence on its microspace dimensionality. That unique pattern of
microspace curvature makes a qualitative impact on the properties of a given
microspace. This means that the microspace around the nucleotide and gene
manifests in a unique way and exhibits distinctive reactions.

Thus, each single gene has its own "face," its own identity, which is constant.
For this reason, the DNA/RNA molecules — which are genes joined in a certain
order, containing the genetic in-formation of each individual — create a unique
pattern of microspace curvature. All this, in turn, is manifested by a unique

qualitative appearance and reaction of the microspace.

So, even though the brain of every single individual contains the same amount of
similar-appearing neurons, it is qualitatively distinguished by the influence of its
constituent neurons upon its microspace. Hence, the properties and abilities of
everyone's brain are varied, and determined by the genetic code of each
individual. These differences show up not only in our appearance, but also in the
qualitative condition of the brain at the microspace level. So here we may begin to see
the criteria which the creative muse uses to select her "chosen ones".

Now let us try to fathom how nature's mysteries become revealed to the "chosen
ones."

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