Some Formulas in Pala

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     Moksha medicine prepares the person to dream images before the mystery or to mystery life in all its glory. It allows the drinker to fully understand what should be. In addition, he collaborates with this situation in meditation. And when they are taken together, they offer positive things such as happiness, quality life to the machete people.

    In one part of the book, a game between Shanta and Vijaya's babies is mentioned. This game consists of the concepts formulated above. In the book play called the Pavlov method, the baby continues to be touched while feeding the baby. In addition to this, the baby is shown an animal that he loves and the baby is shown with positive features such as sweet and good life. Together with these words of love, the feeling of love is provided in the baby.



This section of the book summarizes the philosophy of the life of the machete.


"More than enough. We eat better than any other country in Asia, and there's a surplus for export. Lenin used to say that electricity plus socialism equals communism. Our equations are rather different. Electricity minus heavy industry plus birth control equals democracy and plenty. Electricity plus heavy industry minus birth control equals misery, totalitarianism and war."

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