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I want to remind you once again that I remember the poll in Mahapurna School, where, thanks to your participation in the poll, you placed communication with Higher Beings in first place:
What interests you most in the field of esotericism right now?
That is why I create new practices based on your preferences.
And today I want to tell you about higher beings that are right beside you.
They are plants.
There are a great many of them on Earth.
I already spoke about this when I held an intensive course at the School (here: Connection with the Universe [Интенсив]), where I explained that a plant is materialized sunlight.
In other words, a plant is literally solar energy.
That is why, in past centuries and millennia, people mainly ate plants rather than those who eat plants—animals. In this way, people received solar energy in the most direct sense.
But a plant is not only sunlight. Nor is it merely coarse food.
Our ancestors worshipped plants, trees, and everything that grows in general. Even Jesus Christ is often depicted with a rose in his heart, and the Virgin Mary with flowers.
In other words, there has always been an understanding that there are higher plants and lower ones.
But all of this is civilization. There is a civilization of flowers, a civilization of trees, fungi, and so on. And it is important to understand that not all plants need sunlight.
It follows that not all plants can be beneficial to us.
Just as there are higher, middle, and lower gods in the pantheon of gods in the cosmos, there is also a hierarchy in the civilization of plants.
For example, there is currently an entire institute in France that studies just one plant—lavender. Its beneficial properties have still not been fully studied.
Can you imagine the potential of just one plant?
It is so immense that an entire institute has been studying it for many years and still has not completed its research. That is the power of plants.
Even in cosmetology, there is now a clear division: animal-based cosmetology and plant-based cosmetology. And we see humanity itself dividing into those who use the killing of living beings for their own benefit and those who follow the path of plants, which help us as higher beings.
For example, it has already been proven that practically every substance can be obtained from both plants and animals. This is natural, because animals feed on plants.
And there is no point in killing animals to obtain something that can be obtained directly from plants.
Scientists have even calculated that feeding animals and then killing them for food is far more difficult than simply growing plants. It is a true Sisyphean task—pointless.
Imagine how much humanity would be freed: less hard labor and more free time if we stopped engaging in this pointless activity.
Working oneself to the bone to grow tons of plants that are fed to animals, only to obtain insignificant kilograms of their flesh for food…
By the way, plants may also push us toward this.
You have probably heard the story that Lenin was a mushroom. This can be treated with humor, but the fact is that Lenin really did love mushrooms. There is a theory that mushrooms controlled him.
The logic is as follows: entering the body and making their way to the brain, to the levers of consciousness, certain representatives of the plant world begin creating conditions for their own existence.
Mold is also fungi.
Fungi on corpses are too.
The number of people killed under Lenin and Stalin was enormous.
This is just an example, but fungi really can influence living beings.
Animals eat plants. And when a person eats animals, they receive plants that have already been processed and intensified by animal nature. This can affect a person even more strongly, because they are eating not only plants but also animals that intensify and aggravate the effect.
The civilization of plants definitely influences people.
You cannot go outside now without seeing someone smoking. There will definitely be someone smoking somewhere. And tobacco is a plant.
Alcohol is the result of fungal activity.
Alcoholism has literally always flourished in Russia. There you have it: “Lenin the mushroom”…
We eat plants. They surround us everywhere. In spring, people suffer from allergies because plants are blooming.
If you think about it, you will see how intertwined our lives are with plants—both outside and inside us.
Scientists have already proven that there are species of fungi that settle on the bodies of living beings and control them. In a sense, this is a form of zombification. This is already a scientifically confirmed fact.
Knowledge of medicinal herbs and plants has come down to us from ancient times. All of Ayurveda, all folk remedies and herbal medicine are based on this. Plants really do heal. But not all of them, and not always in the same way.
Plants are different.
There are, for example, plants that literally force people to cut down forests, drain marshes, and reshape landscapes so that it is more convenient for them to grow. Can you imagine this chain of events?
A plant controls people to ensure a more comfortable life for itself.
But now let us return to the higher beings.
Plants that occupy the very top of this hierarchy—the pinnacle of spirituality, goodness, and love—can definitely be identified.
Let me remind you once again: they feed directly on sunlight, exist within these vibrations, and depend on the Sun.
And we can interact with them not abstractly but in a quite tangible way. These are not invisible angels that we simply need to believe in. They are living beings that are right beside us.
For example, I remember that when I studied Vanga, she said that she communicated with every blade of grass. She knew what each herb could help with and what it was needed for. Every blade of grass has its purpose.
I also communicated with shamans in South America. Peruvian medicine, for example, is entirely based on plants. Ayahuasca and other herbs awaken people, reveal things, and work very powerfully.
I am not saying that you should go and drink ayahuasca. Every plant and every flower works in its own way.
In ancient times, plants were not always taken internally. People attuned themselves to them—to their wavelength, to their deity.
And the first thing the barbarians did when they came to our lands was begin destroying these abilities to communicate with nature: the ability to pray in unison with trees, attune oneself to the cosmos through oaks and cedars, sit in a field, and heal with the help of flowering plants.
All of this was destroyed.
And in its place, they foisted dead gods upon us and hung images of them in temples.
Yet we used to pray to everything living, real, and existing right now.
Not to something from the past, but to that which lives and breathes beside us.
What interests you most in the field of esotericism right now?
That is why I create new practices based on your preferences.
And today I want to tell you about higher beings that are right beside you.
They are plants.
There are a great many of them on Earth.
I already spoke about this when I held an intensive course at the School (here: Connection with the Universe [Интенсив]), where I explained that a plant is materialized sunlight.
In other words, a plant is literally solar energy.
That is why, in past centuries and millennia, people mainly ate plants rather than those who eat plants—animals. In this way, people received solar energy in the most direct sense.
But a plant is not only sunlight. Nor is it merely coarse food.
Our ancestors worshipped plants, trees, and everything that grows in general. Even Jesus Christ is often depicted with a rose in his heart, and the Virgin Mary with flowers.
In other words, there has always been an understanding that there are higher plants and lower ones.
But all of this is civilization. There is a civilization of flowers, a civilization of trees, fungi, and so on. And it is important to understand that not all plants need sunlight.
It follows that not all plants can be beneficial to us.
Just as there are higher, middle, and lower gods in the pantheon of gods in the cosmos, there is also a hierarchy in the civilization of plants.
For example, there is currently an entire institute in France that studies just one plant—lavender. Its beneficial properties have still not been fully studied.
Can you imagine the potential of just one plant?
It is so immense that an entire institute has been studying it for many years and still has not completed its research. That is the power of plants.
Even in cosmetology, there is now a clear division: animal-based cosmetology and plant-based cosmetology. And we see humanity itself dividing into those who use the killing of living beings for their own benefit and those who follow the path of plants, which help us as higher beings.
For example, it has already been proven that practically every substance can be obtained from both plants and animals. This is natural, because animals feed on plants.
And there is no point in killing animals to obtain something that can be obtained directly from plants.
Scientists have even calculated that feeding animals and then killing them for food is far more difficult than simply growing plants. It is a true Sisyphean task—pointless.
Imagine how much humanity would be freed: less hard labor and more free time if we stopped engaging in this pointless activity.
Working oneself to the bone to grow tons of plants that are fed to animals, only to obtain insignificant kilograms of their flesh for food…
By the way, plants may also push us toward this.
You have probably heard the story that Lenin was a mushroom. This can be treated with humor, but the fact is that Lenin really did love mushrooms. There is a theory that mushrooms controlled him.
The logic is as follows: entering the body and making their way to the brain, to the levers of consciousness, certain representatives of the plant world begin creating conditions for their own existence.
Mold is also fungi.
Fungi on corpses are too.
The number of people killed under Lenin and Stalin was enormous.
This is just an example, but fungi really can influence living beings.
Animals eat plants. And when a person eats animals, they receive plants that have already been processed and intensified by animal nature. This can affect a person even more strongly, because they are eating not only plants but also animals that intensify and aggravate the effect.
The civilization of plants definitely influences people.
You cannot go outside now without seeing someone smoking. There will definitely be someone smoking somewhere. And tobacco is a plant.
Alcohol is the result of fungal activity.
Alcoholism has literally always flourished in Russia. There you have it: “Lenin the mushroom”…
We eat plants. They surround us everywhere. In spring, people suffer from allergies because plants are blooming.
If you think about it, you will see how intertwined our lives are with plants—both outside and inside us.
Scientists have already proven that there are species of fungi that settle on the bodies of living beings and control them. In a sense, this is a form of zombification. This is already a scientifically confirmed fact.
Knowledge of medicinal herbs and plants has come down to us from ancient times. All of Ayurveda, all folk remedies and herbal medicine are based on this. Plants really do heal. But not all of them, and not always in the same way.
Plants are different.
There are, for example, plants that literally force people to cut down forests, drain marshes, and reshape landscapes so that it is more convenient for them to grow. Can you imagine this chain of events?
A plant controls people to ensure a more comfortable life for itself.
But now let us return to the higher beings.
Plants that occupy the very top of this hierarchy—the pinnacle of spirituality, goodness, and love—can definitely be identified.
Let me remind you once again: they feed directly on sunlight, exist within these vibrations, and depend on the Sun.
And we can interact with them not abstractly but in a quite tangible way. These are not invisible angels that we simply need to believe in. They are living beings that are right beside us.
For example, I remember that when I studied Vanga, she said that she communicated with every blade of grass. She knew what each herb could help with and what it was needed for. Every blade of grass has its purpose.
I also communicated with shamans in South America. Peruvian medicine, for example, is entirely based on plants. Ayahuasca and other herbs awaken people, reveal things, and work very powerfully.
I am not saying that you should go and drink ayahuasca. Every plant and every flower works in its own way.
In ancient times, plants were not always taken internally. People attuned themselves to them—to their wavelength, to their deity.
And the first thing the barbarians did when they came to our lands was begin destroying these abilities to communicate with nature: the ability to pray in unison with trees, attune oneself to the cosmos through oaks and cedars, sit in a field, and heal with the help of flowering plants.
All of this was destroyed.
And in its place, they foisted dead gods upon us and hung images of them in temples.
Yet we used to pray to everything living, real, and existing right now.
Not to something from the past, but to that which lives and breathes beside us.
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