Repentance as Sincerity in Seeking the Creator

Not long ago, a debate took place in medical circles regarding the legitimacy of the term «biofield,» as yet another wave of «charlatans» emerged among the fervent supporters of this concept.

Today, it is difficult to find people who do not know that the human physical body is surrounded by invisible information-energy layers. Let us consider what a human being represents from the perspective of bioenergetics. The functions of the layers that make up a person’s informational-energy shell and their interconnections are highly complex.

Many years ago, I began working with a dowsing rod and decided to observe the shape of a person’s field. As my hand moved parallel to the body, everything seemed clear: I could see where the field boundaries ended, as the rod would rotate 180 degrees at that point.

However, when I tried to determine the shape of the field above the head, I realized that standing on the floor, I could not reach the top boundary of the field. Climbing onto a chair, I raised the rod higher, but it refused to turn, suggesting the boundary was even higher.

Then, I decided to continue these measurements on a drawing — I sketched a person on paper and measured the field boundary with the rod. My hand moved beyond the paper’s edge, so I had to use scaling.

I began counting the field size, first in meters, then in kilometers, yet the rod still refused to turn.

At this point, I wondered: could it be that a person’s field extends up to the very edge of the Universe? In response, the rod turned 180 degrees.

I realized that a person’s field encompasses the entire Universe; extending infinitely above and below the physical body.

The density of the field’s layers and the information contained within them vary.

The layer of the densest energy contains information about the physical body’s condition, its organs, and is used for medical diagnostics.

Karmic structures reside in finer layers with a highly complex hierarchy.

The nearest layers store information about actions, emotions, feelings, and thoughts experienced by the person in this life.

Deeper layers hold structures of familial karma — information about close relatives on both the father’s and mother’s side, as well as about children.

A person’s personal karma, information about their behavior in past incarnations, exists on even finer levels, and the deeper a healer penetrates into a person’s field, the greater the impact they can exert.

However, this is both the strength and the weakness of karmic diagnostics.

I believe that today, no one can achieve complete penetration into the human field, as any such penetration involves interaction, and interaction can only be safe if the healer is a perfect person with pure karma.

An attempt by an imperfect person to access fine structures could lead to serious problems.

Having spent more than two years cleansing my karma daily, I know how much remains beyond my reach. Before each interaction with another person’s field, I check if I am allowed to start healing. If I receive a prohibition, it means there are disturbances in my own field, similar to those I aim to address. Until I eliminate these from my own field, I have no right to heal: my informational structures might harm the patient, or their structures might transfer into my field, meaning that I and my family would then need to work through the karma of my patient.

Only a perfect person can be an ideal healer, which is unattainable in our earthly life. This is why the second path — the path of knowledge — is so important today. It allows for the proper use and development of bioenergetic healing without causing harm through incorrect interaction with field structures.

Rabindranath Tagore spoke of how to be strong and powerful does not mean to surpass others in strength, but rather to lift the weak to one’s own heights.

I reflected on why many healers could not pass their methods on to students. I made a firm decision that the main goal is not the development of unique abilities, but the ability to pass on information, to teach others to use it.

Previously, I thought many healers did not want to share their secrets to remain in the spotlight and gain the most benefits. Later, I realized: it wasn’t just that they didn’t want to; they couldn’t. In most cases, their «methods» were merely an accumulation of techniques and practices, lacking the core focus on continuous pursuit of understanding and comprehension of the world, on systematizing acquired knowledge to grasp the laws governing the life of the Universe.

The only exception was Jesus Christ — for him, healing was always inseparably linked with the understanding of the world, which he conveyed through parables, commandments, and advice.

Although this book discusses research, it frequently includes terms like «Divine,» «Divine feelings,» and «holiness.»

I believe that, no matter how advanced science becomes or how high its achievements, there will always be a realm of the Unknowable, inaccessible to mathematical or logical analysis within the human mind — a realm defined by these concepts.

When exploring border zones beyond the scope of logic and official science, I use terms that hold specific meanings in the context of this system.

For example, when discussing Divine feelings, each person will perceive it in their way, depending on their worldview and level of spirituality. Yet, the higher these feelings rank on a person’s value scale, the better.

The term «inanimate nature» is a collective term that primarily includes all the material benefits humans utilize.

Healing can help thousands, whereas understanding the world can save millions.

This understanding is closely linked to the mechanism of repentance, the effects of which I observed as changes in karmic structures.

Once I understood how physical health is defined by the state of karmic structures in a person’s field, I began trying to influence them using various methods: magic practices, witchcraft, folk and traditional medicine. I tried everything, but the results were superficial.

Then I arrived at a very simple conclusion: increasing the power of influence only traumatizes the patient; it may produce a sharp visible improvement but does not resolve the core issue. Violence remains violence, regardless of how it is packaged.

I realized that only one remedy, known to humanity for a long time, could be the most effective and safe: repentance.

When I intrude into a person’s spiritual structures with my programs, I rely on my logic, my vision of the world.

Since each of us is part of the Universe and interacts with it on a subtle level, due to my imperfection, I inevitably introduce something of my own into the person’s field.

Influence must occur only from the perspective of the whole — that is, the Universe. This is possible only through the mechanism of repentance, which is directed toward the soul of the Universe, that is, to God.

Why to God and not to the entire Universe? Because when we say «Universe,» our mind constructs a model of vast extent, encompassing space, time, and matter.

It is difficult for us to perceive the Universe as a unified whole. Only when the spiritual essence is elevated do the separate components disappear, and a sense of Absolute Unity emerges.

When a person mentally turns to God and asks for forgiveness for their actions, remarkable changes occur in their soul and body.

In that moment, the person acknowledges their imperfection, opens up to the One who created us, and receives strength from Him to change and harmonize with the Universe.

But no influence can replace personal aspiration.

S. N. Lazarev, «Diagnosis of Karma, Book 1»