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Nicolai Levashov. Spirit and mind. Vol.1

called the intellectual biorhythm. As a full cycle unfolds, its dimensionality level
drops to the initial level and everything starts all over again.
Thus, an emotion born in the depths of the soul may clash with certain
periodically repeating activity levels of the astral body. Explosive eruptions of
primary matters G and F, triggered by fear in moments of danger, sharply decrease
the astral body's self-dimensionality level; however, unlike the characteristically
smooth movement of the astral bio -rhythms, it is very abrupt. Further, this change
in astral body level may push it beyond its critical limit, leading to its malfunction

and ultimate destruction.
The cell loses its astral and first mental body (or only the astral body if it lacks a
mental body). Its qualitative structure collapses, resulting in loss of normal functions,
leaving it only the capacity to function like an etheric cell body. An abrupt decrease
arrests the astral body at the phase in the cycle of the emotional biorhythm

corresponding to its level of dimensionality.
When cells having only an etheric body come into proximity with normally
functioning cells that possess — in keeping with their function — astral or astral and
mental bodies, uncontrollable cell division results. This occurs because a cell with

broken astral and mental bodies receives the same nourishment as its neighboring
cells. In this case, the primary matter by-products of disintegration saturate only the
etheric cell body, which then becomes engorged with them, resulting in a reverse
flow of type G that is more robust than the flow from the nearby cells.

Such a cell readily accumulates organic molecules, since only a portion of the
incoming molecules decomposes.
When the concentration of organic molecules reaches the critical level, cell

division occurs and a cancer tumor starts to develop.
If, in a stress situation (e.g., fear or anxiety, among many others), the astral and
mental body (when present) break down at a time when the astral body is in a low
phase of emotional biorhythm, prolonged depression often results. This is because, in
times of stress (as with any emotional reaction) the astral body's supply of G and F
matter starts erupting, leading to a drop in the cell's astral body dimensionality.

As the latter becomes commensurate with that of the lower range of the planet's

astral plane, this brings the cell's astral bodies as well as the organism as a whole into
a state of harmony with the lower astral planetary plane, which resonates with the
negative emotions. A subject in such a state is bombarded by negative emotions —
without a chance of returning to normal.

The only way to restore normality is to fill up the cells' astral bodies with G and
F matter, particularly F. This occurs when the physical cells release primary matters
through the disintegration of their organic molecules. This proceeds slowly until the
dimensionality level of the astral body returns to its initial value.

If, in the process of recuperation, new stress emerges, the organism will again be

catapulted to the lower astral plane. So a subject may be submerged for a long time in
a morass of negative emotions. The only solution is the speediest possible restoration
of the original dimensionality before some new load or stress overtakes the organism.

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