Afterword. "SVETL BROOM" IN A. KHATYBOV'S "BATH SCHOOL" AND A LABOUR SPADE. BOOK 5.

Книга 5. Сложность и степень ложности. Послесловие 12 and makes up his mind; a calm and reasonable Humpbacked Pony, who knows ahead and knows what the hasty Ivanushka does not even think about; equally impatient the old man and the old woman, while the Gold Fish is calmly waiting for the right moment... But these are fairy tales, cleared of half tones for discrete human thinking, but in reality it is not that easy to figure out. As an example, I will cite the MOST ACTUAL QUESTION of many of my readers, and not only them, at the end of this book. HELPING PEOPLE in their health problems , including in the context of their own development. That's where the haste sometimes leads to ambiguous results with the apparent obviousness of the opposite – if I was able to help, then everything is fine, good has won, all well done. The question is voluminous, therefore, we single out several points which is absolutely not recommended to do, since everything needs to be considered in a context, but the laws and rules are written not for us, you need to know how to violate them, since, rules and laws are the best servants of discrete thinking, aren’t they? So what should you do if you encounter a seriously ill person who clearly does not have any help from modern medicine, and you do know that you are able to help? Well, of course, a sense of justice, a thirst for heroic deeds, compassion, and awareness of your own abilities, triggered off with a delicious piece of ambition, are woven into such a powerful tangle that in a haste you are not able to untangle it, and the obvious solution would be to help “for good”, and then come what may! And away we go! The first mistake – and who will ask what the suffering person thinks of all this? Perhaps he has never thought about what may go around him and where it may bring him to? Actually, the initiative SHOULD COME FROM THE SICK PERSON with his full awareness of what he is asking for. But such ideal patients do not exist in reality. Most of them, and I think you, readers, agree with me, just suggest “SOME MIRACULOUS HEALING” like a wave of a magic wand or a few miraculous passes. Perhaps more knowledgeable patients count on some powerful cosmos-like effect such as frequency modulation, immersion in a magnetic field, or even a special state of the subconscious. People who are familiar with the works of Nicolai Levashov are more clearly oriented, within the framework of their level of understanding, in the processes of correction – at least, they understand, that in most cases it is a NOT A ONE-TIME “procedure,” that it requires SOME ENERGY SPENDING and entails some deterioration in the general state of the one who does it. But, you hardly find among such suffering people a person who is at least half aware of what this (influence/correction) is in general and how it all goes. So, in the end, there is just a great formality about this subject. The patients should