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Nicolai Levashov. The Mirror of My Soul. Vol. 1. Born in the USSR

walls or to each other, I created a platoon of my diminished doubles and made them

march on the table.

Participants in my experiments, including me, and the audience roared with
laughter. Once, I decided to “displace” my assistants to the past, to the era of dinosaurs.
When the usual reality dis-appeared for them and they appeared in Earth’s past, their
reaction was very interesting, especially, when they saw a Tyrannosaurus Rex. When
they saw and heard the roar of T-Rex they reacted differently. One quietly slid down the
wall, another turned into a motionless statue and somebody else very slowly moved from
the dinosaur and, attaining a “safe” distance, began to “set” a world record in both short
and long-distance running. All this and a lot of other experiments were really funny,
because all participants of “the show” were completely conscious, continued to think
independently, had their own opinion, but simply operated in those realities, to which I
had moved them.

All this was really interesting. By the way, I found some practical use for these
effects. For example, I discovered that my hostess began to “borrow” my money,
sometimes ten roubles, some-times twenty five. She probably decided that I was rolling
in money and I would not even notice some miserable ten or twenty five roubles. I did
not like this kind of “side effect” of my experiment with money and decided to put an
end to this misunderstanding. I “simply” created an invisible wall for her at the entrance
to my room. After I did it the “mystic” disappearance of my money stopped. After a
while my hostess expressed dissatisfaction that she could not enter my room and “clean”
it up in my absence. I wasn’t enraptured with this kind of “care” and decided to rent
another apartment. My brother, who came to visit me, helped me to rent a one bedroom

flat to the end of my service...

Despite being occupied with my service, looking for an apartment, etc., I continued
my experiments. Once, observing how different people react to my influence, I
meditated on a problem: why one person saw everything that I created and the other,
although sensitive enough, did not? After all, everyone has the same number of neurons,
the same structure of the brain, etc. The ability to see and react to my influence did not
depend on the education of the person or his mental abilities. I set my mind to
understanding the reason for this phenomenon. I did a very simple thing—I brought one
person into the “active” state and compared his brain to the brain of another person who
was not in this state. I compared ... and discovered the qualitative difference of the
human brain in both active and passive states.

The next natural step was a desire to create qualitative changes in the brain of a
person in the passive state. The first attempt was successful. I worked according to the

principle “in the image and likeness”, which to the great disappointment of the faithful
had not divine, but purely human nature; I obtained the result I wanted in ten to fifteen
minutes of the process of creating the qualitatively new brain of a person in the passive
state.

Both began to see identically and synchronously. This success inspired me, but I
needed to be completely sure that this was not a fluke or some psychic phenomenon. I
tried to do it again... and succeeded again … and again. The only difference was in the
time which I needed to transform the brain of each person. Everyone has different
genetics, spirit, upbringing and education, talents and qualities; which is why I needed

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