Water Laws by Victor Vergun translated from his book

The first part of this book is a thorough description of his program of exercises which represent fundamental laws of existence and survival of humanity.

Each exercise is a way of perceiving and "hearing" the environment using different parts of the body in ways that have never been taught before (except, minimally, in certain exercises related to the martial arts).

The second part of the book is a saga about water:

a description of water from the point of science and technology;

qualitative characteristics of conditions water can have; and

quantitative characteristics of water and some formulas.

Dr. Vergun considers that water, like the human being and the environment, is an open system, and he describes this system in mathematical terms.

Theory behind the Program of Exercises

Quoting from Dr. Vergun's book:

"The human being is an open, self-regulating and self-organized system. As an open system, a human being knows everything that is happening in space and time. The soul has complete and whole knowledge in God, because God has no secrets from the soul."

. . . .
"We can listen to our souls with our bodies, using different parts as "lenses" through which to perceive. What we can see and hear depends on how pure our body is, and whether we can be obedient to God."

. . . .
"The reason we meet with evil and stupidity and nonsense is not a matter of evil will, because evil, per se, has no will and no ability to choose a path. The reason is that we have no ability to be aware about an event with Love, and to obey the law of sense, Love, and event."

. . . .
"We have a custom in our country that, before we travel, we sit for a moment to look through our path; and the dark spots, if we can find them, disappear. But now, very often when we sit down before going, we forget what to do. We forget to look through our Destiny."

. . . .
"To summarize the fundamental law of being: Your continuous proceedings of life have a physical base and concrete physical exercises. To learn this fundamental law and fulfill it, you need, first of all, to learn how to use all lenses simultaneously."