Ecology of life. Life: Surely you have often thought about the question of what a person’s real capabilities actually are. What kind of creature is this man anyway, an ordinary animal that has evolved quite a bit from the monkey in terms of intelligence according to Darwin’s theory, but overall remained at approximately the same animal level?

Surely you have often thought about the question of what a person’s real capabilities actually are. What kind of creature is this man anyway, an ordinary animal that has evolved quite a bit from the monkey in terms of intelligence according to Darwin’s theory, but overall remained at approximately the same animal level?

Or is man a perfect and ideal creation of the Universe? A direct likeness of the Almighty Creator, who has yet to discover all the boundlessness of his potential abilities and capabilities that he actually already possesses, but for some reason they are still hidden for him...

What is really available to a person: conscious control of all functions of the body, as some yogis claim, or only what is now open to us by modern doctors and scientists?

Well, is it possible that even the legends are true that MAN can do everything in the world, from flying, healing and walking on water, or turning into animals as the Slavs and Indians claim. Perhaps this is vision through walls and even time, like with psychics, or even the real materialization of objects from thin air by Sufi sages.

Well, or only those who say that the maximum of a person’s real capabilities is simply lying on the couch and watching football with a can of cold beer are truly right. And today we will try to answer all these questions with the help of modern science, because science today is the main criterion for the credibility of any knowledge and achievements.

Let's try to discard all speculation and superstition, and plunge into the world of real scientific knowledge. Although, in truth, even omnipotent science has recently discredited itself a little in the field of studying human capabilities. More often than not, all the advanced scientific knowledge about the capabilities of man in the very recent past, in its impenetrable stupidity, simply reached the point of comedy or absurdity.

After all, just a couple of decades ago, half of the doctors and academicians in the field of medicine could have easily sent you to a psychiatric hospital for injections if you had said that a person could go without food for more than a week and not die. Yes, and almost all official encyclopedias of the last century cited similar figures. Even according to the famous Encyclopedia Britannica, a person should have died from starvation in a maximum of 10-14 days.

And mind you, this is at the same time that many experimenters with fasting, almost a hundred days, have long been experimenting near them. And this doesn’t even take into account the fact that Christ and Buddha fasted for quite a long time. Do these medical professors really not read any books or look around? And fasting has nothing to do with it if you think that scientists are afraid to study it.

By the way, another fact is that it is still believed that a person can live 5-7 days without water. Although all over the world they conduct therapeutic fasting tours without drinking even water under supervision for 7-8 days with trips to nature. And some people are happy to pay decent money for this, and are happy with the result, although according to science they should all die. But, as I already said, and fasting has nothing to do with it, no modern science will explain to you other potential human capabilities.

A person's abilities in the cold, for example, a competition among Tumo followers to dry wet sheets on a naked body in the cold. In which the winners dry up to several dozen sheets while sitting in the snow in shorts, naturally without suffering from any flu. And this is in the mountains, where even breathing is not easy.

And this while other people are dying from a cold, simply forgetting a warm scarf at home today. But where did their potential human capabilities and abilities go? But a person is capable of much besides this, for example, in some countries, operations without anesthesia have been officially performed in hospitals more than once. And just ordinary people themselves, and under the supervision of psychologists, learned in just a couple of days how to stop feeling pain during surgery.

And this is without the use of any drugs, anesthesia or even hypnosis. But under hypnosis, people easily lie with their backs on two points of support, which even experienced athletes cannot do, and bodies under hypnosis, due to relaxation, can withstand almost any load and not break.

Or even under the usual influence of NLP specialists, people can become intoxicated in seconds, without even trying alcohol. More than once, scientists have conducted sleep studies, various kinds of studies of real human abilities, records, and even real torture with insomnia. Which showed that on average the human body can withstand no more than 10 days without sleep. And after this, irreversible consequences for the human psyche, or even death, occur.

Secrets of the brain. Incredible Abilities!!!

But none of the scientists will scientifically explain how people can now exist who never sleep, and have been for decades, and feel very good about it. Such abilities most often arise as a result of accidents, but there are also those people who claim that they consciously acquired the ability not to need sleep.

It is also impossible to find explanations from scientists why sometimes some people during hypnosis speak languages ​​previously unknown to them. And others, after clinical death, generally know almost a hundred languages, although before this event they knew only a few.

Indeed, now so much information has actually already accumulated from enthusiasts in the field of various unknown human capabilities, regarding various documented cases during clinical death. From reliable descriptions of the environment and the actions of doctors while the person was under general anesthesia or unconscious.

Magic hands - real human capabilities

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There are quite a few such amazing cases, or rather many thousands. But they will never be recognized by scientists of a long-ossified science in any matters concerning the real abilities of a person. And this is no longer even strange, but simply a scientific fact. I wonder why no one studies these people, or are they carefully hidden from scientists who are always hungry for knowledge and do not give interviews to the entire Internet? Well, or scientists themselves are not particularly interested in this, considering such deviations to be random and useless for other people. published

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POSSIBILITIES OF MODERN MAN

Yes, someday people will find ways to bring to the surface and fully utilize the priceless riches hidden in the deep depths of the hemispheres of their brain. But even now nature constantly spills out from the volcanic depths of man real reminders of our capabilities: so that we do not forget what we are, so that we do not belittle ourselves, so that we focus on the worldview of Man, and not a blind worm.

Sometimes these opportunities spill out in extreme, unusual conditions: for example, there is a known case when a small, fragile woman-mother jerked a bus over to free her child from under its wheels. Another case - another woman-mother, tying her sick child behind her back, ran during the night more than seventy kilometers through the jungle to a village where she knew there was a doctor, and at the same time managed to drive a fleet-footed forest animal to bring him as payment. to the doctor.

However, we are still talking about the possibilities of human physical endurance, but for now I want to say that nature sometimes shows us what we are in our perspective, showing the world people who have realized more than one, two, three percent of their brain resources, how this usually happens when people approach the very maximum of human capabilities.

There are such examples.

Not long ago, two large notebooks of notes made by Leonardo da Vinci over a period of fifteen years were discovered in the National Library of Madrid. The notebooks contain 700 pages, they are filled with anatomical drawings, drawings of machines, discussions about the nature of light, ballistics formulas, judgments about the nature and characteristics of musical instruments... These 700 pages, far ahead of their time, are only a small part of the general heritage of the great Italian, scientist, and - don’t forget, - among other things, the greatest artist not only of the Renaissance, but also of the foreseeable history of mankind in general.

I think this person has really approached the level of human capabilities, that efficiency of the human personality, which someday, in the future, will become the norm, but for now, for now, it is the guideline that should always shine for us when there are doubts, or fatigue, or petty motives will begin to dominate us.

The great universalist Goethe, the great universalist Lomonosov - these are the people whose brains developed harmoniously, exactly as they should, exactly as the brain of every Person will one day develop.

And how many outstanding minds who managed to penetrate into the very essence of things are presented to us by the history of science, art, and social struggle! And how many great masters of their craft - builders, artisans, carvers, sailors - the history of material culture shows us!

There is a lot here that is amazing. Let me just say, so as not to lose the thread of thought, that approaches to increasing our efficiency, in particular memory efficiency, are already being mastered by specialists.

For example, Bulgarian professor Georgiy Lodanov decided to make fuller use of memory resources when teaching foreign languages. He developed a technique by which the most ordinary person is able to memorize several dozen or even several hundred foreign words in a lesson, and within two to three weeks master an active conversational vocabulary. This experiment shows how great our real capabilities are. And such possibilities are hidden not only in the depths of our memory, but also in all aspects of our psyche, in all our senses, in all our abilities. Isn't it known that deaf people can dance to music that is playing two or three floors below, they are guided by a vibration that hearing people simply do not feel? Isn’t it known that blind people are able to determine the type of trees even by the rustle of leaves?

Our reserves are colossal, limitless! The whole world recently went around with a message about three young people, students of the defectologist Meshcheryakov, who unfortunately died. These guys - deaf-blind - managed to graduate not only from high school, but also from the Faculty of Psychology of Moscow State University. They defended their diplomas with flying colors! Instead of missing sense organs, these guys developed their sense of smell, touch, and tactile sensitivity to the maximum.

Yes, we as a whole are still working at a tiny fraction of our capacity, and we need to remember this in order to focus on a true standard worthy of a person.

When, having decided to write this book, I began to collect materials about the immeasurable capabilities of man, I even fell into confusion for a while: such a flurry of documentary evidence about the amazing things we are capable of fell upon me.

Pavel Kondratievich Oshchepkov, for example, did not know how to read and write until he was twelve - the whirlwinds of the civil war threw the homeless orphan through life. But already twenty-three years old, he graduated from the Moscow Energy Institute ahead of schedule, and at twenty-four - for the first time in the world - he put forward and put into practice the idea of ​​​​radar! Before the British, before the Americans...

This great invention alone would have been enough for anyone to last a lifetime, but Oshchepkov decisively moved on: he became the founder of the new science of introscopy, the essence of which is the teaching that any medium becomes transparent if the appropriate type and spectral composition of the penetrating radiation is chosen correctly. Is it not enough to see with your own eyes the layer-by-layer deep tissues in the human body? Is it bad to thoroughly familiarize yourself with the state of the metal in the depths of a monolithic structure? This is truly mastery of magical vision!

But Oshchepkov goes further, sharply advancing the magical vision of the human mind: revising the seemingly fundamental laws of science, he is looking for ways to obtain and transform the gigantic energy of the natural cycle in nature for the benefit of society with incredible efficiency. Isn't this insolence? But the ability to see in an opaque environment once seemed daring... The implementation of the ideas of this one person has already introduced new qualities into the life of all humanity, and can lead to a great revolution, to a new starting point in its development.

That's what a person can do!

Back in 1974, Komsomolskaya Pravda published the article “Chronicle of a Record.” It was about the Hungarian chess player Janos Slash, who managed to play blind in a simultaneous chess game on how many tables do you think? Don't guess, you won't guess: fifty-two at the same time! That is, without looking at the board, Janos played simultaneously with fifty-two partners. Opposing him were four candidate masters, twelve first-class chess players, and the rest were second- and third-class chess players. He played forty games with white, twelve with black. The session lasted thirteen and a half hours with only three five-minute breaks. Janos won thirty-one games, drew eighteen, and lost only three matches!

There are more than enough records of various kinds being set in the world. Why did I draw and draw your attention to this particular record? What struck my attention was the motivation for the decision that prompted Janos to undertake this super-overload. He believed that he was sentenced to death (doctors diagnosed him with lung cancer) and decided to leave behind a bright memory - to prove that the human brain is capable of withstanding a colossal load and that we humans use only a small, insignificant part of its inexhaustible reserves. It is curious that even six months later Janos Slash was able to remember all the games that he played then. But the most important thing: after this session, the x-ray showed that his lungs were clean!.. Some doctors explain the reason for this amazing recovery as the body’s reaction to enormous true stress. These are the possibilities that are hidden in each of us without any exception.

I will return once again to where I started this book. The land is small and its natural resources are limited. Cosmonaut Vitaly Sevastyanov wrote: “Why do all the cosmonauts say: The Earth is small, the Earth is small. Is the earth small? Because it is truly surprisingly small. Simply amazing! Moreover, I remember when Gagarin said this for the first time, it was a colossal revelation for everyone, although everyone knew the linear and other dimensions of the Earth. Then, on subsequent flights, we learned that the Earth is small not only in its linear dimensions, but also in the way man managed it!”

What follows from this? I will emphasize again and again: it follows from this that we, people, must pay more attention to the development of our truly inexhaustible internal human resources.

And in connection with this topic - our internal resources - I want to tell you about one of our astronauts.

The correspondent asks him:

If the goal of life is happiness, then what do you consider happiness?

A correctly chosen target,” answered the astronaut. - Life is a luxurious gift from nature, it must be justified. Every person is faced with an alternative: to simply ensure their existence or to consider that you are created for something more. The natural way out is to take the path of creativity, to take a position of self-affirmation. One writes his name on the wall, the other writes novels.

This is the answer of the Hero of the Soviet Union, Doctor of Technical Sciences, designer of new spacecraft systems. A person has found himself and realizes himself in his mature years as fully as he can. But I cite his example, his fate in order to speak not only about. This is, rather, about the beginning of his life, about those years when he was about the same age as current high school students.

While still very young, he became interested in the book “Interplanetary Travel” by Yakov Perelman. He decided to engage in “extra-atmospheric flight,” while others dream of becoming firefighters or scouts. Shortly before the war, he counted the years: how many were needed to study, how many to build a rocket, and it turned out that he would have to fly to the Moon in 1964. And he, indeed, flew in 1964, but not to the Moon, but to an artificial orbit satellite of the Earth. But there was still a war between his distant dreams and their fulfillment. Kostya Feoktistov became a scout. Disguised as a homeless boy, he went behind enemy lines five times. And the sixth time he was caught by the Nazis. Here’s how Y. Golovanov writes: “Kostya saw two silver “SS” snakes on the German’s buttonholes - so many years have passed, but he will never forget these snakes - and he realized that they don’t just put him on the edge of a pit, what’s wrong with this He can’t handle a healthy fascist, and all he can do is, perhaps, just jump on him, knock out the gun and run. And the Nazi probably also understood all this, read it in Kostya’s eyes and, without aiming, shot him in the face.

If Kostya was unconscious, it was only for a moment, because while still falling into the hole, he realized that he had to fall face down, and so he fell.

The fascist stood for a moment, then walked away. Kostya stood up, his shirt was wet and sticky with blood. The bullet went through the jaw and exited in the neck. He heard excited voices and realized that the Nazis were returning. Then he remembered how he was lying, remembered his position and again buried his face in the ground... One in his heart kicked a stone, and it thuddedly hit the ground next to Kostya’s head... One night he crawled to the river, the day he lay in the bushes, dying of thirst, and on the second night he swam across the river and came to his people. He reported and was sent to the medical battalion, and then to the hospital. From the hospital Kostya fled to his own people, to the reconnaissance platoon. But then he was quickly taken back to the medical battalion.”

In the paper that the unit command gave him, it was written: “In August 1942, he fell into the hands of the enemy and was shot by the Gestapo. Comrade Feoktistov was presented by the garrison command for a government award.”

The award looked for him for a long time, but many years later he finally found it - the Order of the Patriotic War and the medal “For Victory over Germany.” This is what this doctor of technical sciences experienced in his teenage years. And I once again want to draw your attention to the mobilization of all the strength and will of this guy, when, in order to deceive the enemy, he decided to take the pose in which the Gestapo man last saw him.

Do you remember Vadim Boyko’s autobiographical book “The Word after the Execution”? A book about the amazing willpower of a young man. It told how a sixteen-year-old boy, having been kidnapped by the Germans to Germany, escaped from concentration camps six times, was shot twice by the Nazis, and how, as a particularly dangerous criminal, he was placed in a special block of the Auschwitz extermination camp. The book tells how, in order to save this boy, whose name became a legend and a symbol of the struggle for millions of prisoners of fascist concentration camps, an international committee was created under the motto “Life of the Eaglet.” The chairman of this committee was Józef Cyrankiewicz. Thanks to the solidarity of dozens of people, older friends of various nationalities, the boy was saved by exchanging his tag for the tag of a corpse, and taken in a truck to another concentration camp. This book, this fate of the only person in the world, apparently, who found the strength to escape from the gas chamber itself, shocked and interested me so much that I decided to meet its author and in 1976 I went to Kyiv. We met and talked for several days in a row. I learned a lot more new, extraordinary things about Vadim. When he finally received his freedom in 1945, a man of nineteen years old, he weighed only thirty-eight kilograms!.. Returning home after the war, he decided to harden and strengthen his body as powerfully as his spirit was hardened. He entered the Ukrainian Institute of Physical Education and after some time became a master of sports in acrobatics and the champion of Ukraine in this sport. But the past did not allow him to live in peace, the memory of his fallen comrades burned his heart, and, leaving his sports teaching activity, in which he was very successful, he devoted himself entirely to another work: he began to write memoirs...

He spoke with his memoirs several times, and they had a huge public response. Soon the book by V. Boyko was published. What do you think he spent the money on? At the age of 44, he realized his childhood dream - he bought a piano! He wanted to learn to play. You know very well what it means to learn to play the piano. This takes more than one year. And Vadim Boyko learned to play within three months!..

Such and such is the Man, and such and such are the possibilities of Man!

Among the many people worthy of this high title, there is a man whose work and life I have been following for many years not only with undiminished, but constantly increasing admiration. Judge for yourself: when he was young, he studied at two institutes at the same time: in industrial and in... medical. He graduated from Industrial with honors and defended the design of a supercontinental aircraft as his graduation project. He also graduated from medical school more than successfully and, what is especially surprising, ahead of schedule, because he completed two courses in one year. He was left for graduate school in medicine, but he was fascinated by the practical work of a surgeon, and he left graduate school and became a practicing physician. During his twenty-five years as a surgeon, he restored health to many thousands of people and published more than forty scientific papers. His work in the field of pulmonary surgery was awarded the Lenin Prize. At the same time, the person I’m talking about came close to solving the most complex problems associated with surgical interventions in the heart. His contribution to the treatment of congenital and acquired heart defects is at the level of world achievements.

At the same time, this person begins to pay more and more attention to the study of problems of cybernetics in general and biological cybernetics in particular. He heads the department of biological cybernetics at the Academic Institute of Cybernetics.

Just as in his youth, when he studied at two institutes, so now he is fighting on two fronts: while remaining a leading surgeon, he is gaining fame as a cyberneticist. Moreover, around the same time he began to engage in literary activities - his books appeared, arousing the interest of a wide variety of readers.

And as diverse (and at the same time united) he is in his scientific and practical activities, he is just as diverse - while fully preserving his individuality - in literature. Among his artistic works there are also those that can be considered popular science, although their content is primarily the psychology of people. His books also include science fiction.

But that’s not all: in those same years he also acted as an educator of extraordinary proportions. His articles, brochures, speeches, conversations and interviews are regularly published to explain the fundamentals of human health. He appears on All-Union television. Moreover, this popularization does not come at the expense of simplifying the material, but through a clear presentation of its foundations, its philosophical depths.

I would like to draw your attention to such a personality trait of this person as the desire to check all his recommendations first of all on himself. He keeps himself in excellent sports shape, one can only envy his state of health, although, however, it is better not to envy him, but to follow his recommendations.

Everything that speaks about a person’s capabilities, he strives to realize on himself and on his loved ones. He believes that when raising children, you need to teach them to be happy. And in order for them to truly be happy, it is necessary to develop higher interests in them, it is necessary to awaken in them curiosity, a desire for creativity, for work, and perseverance in achieving goals. It teaches children the art of communicating with people, the skill of taking from smart, knowledgeable people what they can give, and teaches them not to be greedy for things.

This is how academician, deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, outstanding surgeon, remarkable popularizer, and brilliant fiction writer Nikolai Amosov lives and works.

Of course, to become such a person and live the way he lives, you need the makings. But, having familiarized yourself with his biography, in which he very frankly talks about how, strictly speaking, in his youth he was no different from others in anything special, you see that this man to a great extent made himself what he is now, made - I’m not afraid to say the forerunners of those people who in the future will replace the man of today.

I want to instill in you the idea of ​​the incredible, fantastic possibilities of almost every person.

Here are more examples that show what a person is capable of. The Germans shot at Sergeant Major Pyotr Antipov at point-blank range, he burned in the tank three times, and was blown up by a grenade. His arms and legs were amputated. But he found the strength to continue living and in 1948, a graduate of the Tikhvin Forestry College, he was awarded a diploma with honors. He became a forester...

Decades have passed since then. In addition to the technician's diploma, an engineer's diploma was also added. Pyotr Antipov became a Hero of Socialist Labor, an Honored Forester of the RSFSR, and a rare specialist. Pravda correspondent L. Nikitin concluded his story about the fate of Antipov with the words of the writer Mikhail Prishvin: “You can’t do anything, you’ll be lost if you don’t put your boat on the wave of the great movement.” Of course, these words directly refer to the extraordinary man Antipov, but doesn’t the idea that your boat should move at the core of great laws apply only to this one person, doesn’t it contain the deepest philosophical and at the same time practical meaning?

At one time, the attention of the general public was attracted by G. Bocharov’s essay “The Undefeated,” which told about the extraordinary trials that befell the pilot who was involved in an accident. The reaction of readers to this essay was very interesting. Its peculiarity was that people saw in the phenomenal capabilities of the human body, first of all, the enormous, innumerable possibilities of the human spirit. I remember the letter published by the editors, signed by the female name Inga. Inga wrote: “It becomes light in your soul when you find out that among your contemporaries there are such fearless, strong, strong-willed men. But when you see how animatedly, literally every evening, young men stomp around the wine departments, men whose eyes light up only at the sight of a half-liter, you become lonely and sad.”

Yes, son, some write their name on the wall, others write a novel. Both of them are self-realizing.

So, a person should strive to realize himself to the maximum potential that is inherent in us.

Human Limitations and Capabilities It may seem that if we have knowledge of the power of our thoughts, we can use them to our advantage. And, moreover, create a perfect society! In reality, this is, of course, an illusion. Yes, we can change our thoughts; yes we can do

Yogasanas for modern man Modern man is surrounded by a huge number of all kinds of “achievement of civilization”, the purpose of which is to create physical comfort and receive sensual pleasures. He works in an air-conditioned room, sleeps on

The Possibilities of the Older Brain Posit Science employs thirty-six scientists who study the five areas of the cerebral cortex that tend to “fall apart” with age. The main thing in the process of developing exercises is to give the brain

Demographic problems of modern society The general increase in expected and average life expectancy is accompanied by an increase in the number of centenarians. This is facilitated by the economic development of countries, the progress of medical care, and the improvement of sanitation conditions

Appendix 3 Slagging of the body is the cause of most diseases of modern