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Nicolai Levashov. Spirit and mind. Vol.1

cell's (or organism's) astral body depends upon the evolutionary level of
development and its qualitative condition.

Every emotional state which an organism experiences has its own specific level
of self-dimensionality. Thus, every change in emotional state brings with it a

corresponding change in the dimensionality level of each cell's (and organism's)
astral body.
How does this occur? We may compare the behavior of a cell's or organism's
astral body to that of a float in a pond with its floodgates open. When the water level
is in a moderate range, the float tends to drop lower and lower; as the water level
rises, the float also rises. But once we grasp the analogy of the water levels, we may
then ask how can we apply it to a cell's or organism's astral body — specifically,
what kind of "water" flows in or out during an emotional reaction?

Under normal conditions of cell activity, primary matters G and F accumulate in
the cell's astral body, thereby giving rise to a deformation of its microspace. When the
deformation reaches a critical level, the qualitative barrier between astral and first
mental levels of the cell opens and primary matter begins to fill up the cell's first

mental body (see Fig. 36). The dimensionality level of the cell's astral body then
approximates the higher level of permissible dimensionality for the astral plane (see

Fig. 40).

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