A New Worldview

Everything we do for a long time in our consciousness gradually transitions into the subconscious. If we have the right worldview and behavior, it penetrates the subconscious and begins to cleanse its upper layers.

What are diseases, misfortunes, and various pathologies? They are deformations of the upper layers of the subconscious. The physiology of our body, our psyche, our fate, our future, and the future of our children—all of this is embedded in our subconscious.

With our thoughts and behavior, we can either restore or destroy these structures—though not immediately. A person's sins pass into the subconscious and usually begin to affect fate and health many years later. However, recently, this interaction has accelerated. The woman looks thoughtfully ahead.

«So, the brain doesn't create thoughts?» she asks.

I smile.

To make it clearer, let me tell you about my experience.

More than twenty years ago, I joined a group that was learning extrasensory diagnostic methods. It was led by a person who was a physicist by education. He taught us to perceive physical fields extrasensorily.

If an organ is sick, the characteristics of the physical field generated by this organ change. That is, through physical fields, we can learn a lot about an object that is at a great distance.

The idea was simple: if the field depends on the object and is connected with it, then by diagnosing the field, we can achieve the same results as diagnosing the object—and even more, because human sensitivity far exceeds that of equipment.

So, I immediately noticed that at the field level, deformations indicating disease can appear before the disease of the organ. I hypothesized that there is another layer of field structures that are primary concerning the body. The disease appears there first. For several years, I tried to see these layers of fields, and then I learned to do it.

I began to see events—not just diseases, but events—long before they happened on the physical level. Then I understood the phenomenon of clairvoyants, soothsayers, and prophets: they had access to those layers of subtle planes that are primary concerning the body and physical objects.

When it comes to the human body, one can assert that it is primary concerning some types of fields and secondary concerning others. That is, there is unity and the struggle of opposites.

Similarly, our brain is a product of highly organized consciousness—and at the same time, the chemical processes occurring in the brain are accompanied by what we call thinking.

But I want to emphasize once again that we primarily think with the field.

Science often mentions incredible facts where a person thinks, communicates, talks, and then suddenly dies, and an autopsy reveals that their brain is absent: it had turned to jelly due to a severe illness.

They had nothing to think and communicate with. For scientists, this mystery is inexplicable. But in fact, the field structure took over the functions of thinking and communication.

Why doesn't this happen under normal conditions? Because otherwise, our body and consciousness would not develop. If a small child is always held by the hands, they will not learn to walk.

A mother should not walk instead of the child; she should maintain a distance; otherwise, there will be no development. But sometimes, in critical moments, a mother can grab the child's hand and prevent them from falling.

Consciousness and subconsciousness are a point and infinity. On a subtle level, they are the same, but externally they live by different laws. The main principle of the subconscious is unity. The main principle of consciousness is the opposite. It is individualism.

Interacting and transitioning into each other, these opposites enhance the impulse of love that connects them with the Creator. Someday consciousness will reach the scale of the subconscious; they will equalize and merge into one whole. This will be the completion of the cycle of the universe's development.

«But for now,» I smile, we observe the degradation and self-destruction of consciousness, which has begun to work for itself, like a cancer cell.

I see the woman's gaze and understand what it means.

The old consciousness will no longer exist; it will die. Saving it is pointless. We need to create a new one next to it. And move into it, like moving from a sinking ship to a rescue ship. And this salvation begins with the first impulse. With love for God, which depends on nothing and is the main value.

S. N. Lazarev, «The Man of the Future. Parenting Education, part 3»