People Born In June

ANTI-HOROSCOPE: HUMAN SOFTWARE

Book 6

PEOPLE BORN IN JUNE

Andrey Davydov, Olga Skorbatyuk, Kate Bazilevsky

Translated by Kate Bazilevsky

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© 2017 Andrey Davydov, Olga Skorbatyuk, Kate Bazilevsky

Translation © 2017 Kate Bazilevsky

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Table of Contents

Preface

Introduction. Your Soul Is Not Where You Think It Is

Part 1. Briefly About The Discovery Of The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 1. Shan Hai Jing: Knowledge About You Personally That Comes From The Depths Of Centuries

Chapter 2. The Catalog Of Human Population Is Not What It Seems

Part 2. Demos Of Natural Programs Of People Born In June From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 1. How To Use Demos Of Natural Programs Of Homo Sapiens

Chapter 2. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Men Born On June 1st Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 3. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 4th Of Leap Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 4. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 5th Of Leap Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 5. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 5th Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 6. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 6th Of Leap Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 7. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 6th Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 8. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 7th Of Leap Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 9. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 7th Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 10. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 8th Of Leap Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 11. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 8th Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 12. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 9th Of Leap Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 13. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 9th Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 14. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 10th Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 15. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 12th Of Leap Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 16. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 13th Of Leap Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 17. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 13th Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 18. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 14th Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 19. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Men Born On June 18th Of Leap Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 20. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Men Born On June 19th Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 21. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 20th Of Leap Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 22. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 21st Of Leap Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 23. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 21st Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 24. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 22nd Of Leap Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 25. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 22nd Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 26. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 23rd Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 27. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 29th Of Leap Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 28. Short Excerpts From The Description Of Women Born On June 30th Of Common Years From The Catalog Of Human Population

Part 3: More Ancient than the Zodiac

Chapter 1. Spirits-Totems From The Catalog Of Human Population

Chapter 2. A Dragon with a Bird’s Head—Spirit-Totem Of People Born In June

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PREFACE

A husband came home upset and told his wife: I went to the doctor and he said that what we considered orgasms for thirty years are asthma attacks.

(Anecdote)

As always, let's begin with some news. You were majorly fooled: like in the above-mentioned anecdote, self-knowledge is not at all that what you think it is. The process that you are used to calling looking for yourself is idiocy because you can open up a book and find out everything about what you are like in great detail (more than you can find out about some animal from any encyclopedia). However, this book is not your favorite horoscope. Sorry if we disappointed you, but as one Russian saying goes: Oranges do not grow on aspens.

We understand that your take on horoscopes is lenient. Even though they contain complete nonsense—they are inoffensive, simple and amusing like children's books. And, most importantly, they are not about you, what you are like real, without masks and permanent self-presentations in an attempt to appear better. Plus, it is nice to feel smart against the background of astrologers-charlatans, who were unable to figure you out, right? Who likes to see themselves as dissected frogs, and especially on public display? You do so much in order to ensure that no one ever finds about your skeletons in the closet, passions, weaknesses, and vices! Apparently, this is what horoscopes are needed for—to hide the truth; this is their practical value.

You might say that there is some truth in horoscopes. Well, well. Do you know that if a person is provided with any psychological portrait, any program of behavior, then he will be able to implement it more or less well? This is explainable because Homo sapiens are bio-robots. A different matter is the price that will have to be paid for an impersonation. For example, professional actors pay with their health and life itself for a place among the stars. As it is known, mental disorders and breakdowns, drugs, alcoholism, suicides and the like are their usual companions.

As the saying goes: Seppuku is a private matter of each samurai. If you like to pretend that you are someone else—do it. Just remember that you never know whether alien software will do well or not with natural software given to you from birth. It might be a conflict, and then someone’s tail will fall off, so to speak... This is the price for embodiment of personality traits from a horoscope, which by nature an actor does not have... However, let's come back to this a bit later.

*****

It is known that people are different. Some eat a toast with some cheese for breakfast, others—a bowl of cereal with milk, while some people dream of having a piece of steak in the morning. Some go to work every day, and others prefer to create in free flight. For some family is most important, and others run away from it like the devil that caught a whiff of incense, while, as some jokingly say, losing women and children. Some live according to moral values, while others have none. Some are fine with working, and others prefer to rob banks. Some like rap, while others prefer Mozart and Bach. Some take showers or clean their ears several times a day, and for others—once a week is enough. Information theory for some, and news or soccer on the television for others... At the same time, there is one thing in the world that every person desperately needs: information about who he is, what he is like by nature, for what he appeared in this world and how he should live. However, do people look for this information in the right place? ...

For us, this is a rhetorical question. We do not think—we know that people are looking for themselves in all the wrong places and in the wrong way. Proof of this is the following result: they are still looking for themselves; even those, who deny this process. Why? Because they did find, but not themselves! And, somewhere deep down they know this perfectly well! This means that the search continues in secret. People do not know their true, natural selves. And, as it turned out, they cannot know when an objective source of this knowledge is not available to them. This is a fact. This book explains why we state this and provides proof of this.

Why did we name this series Anti-Horoscope? Those people, who are really looking for themselves are long tired of lack of specificity and uselessness of horoscopes. Moreover, the principle of horoscopism itself hinders more than it helps. We consider horoscopism not only horoscopes as such, but also any nonworking methods in general: psychological tests, mystical nonsense like numerology and meditation, use of drugs supposedly in order to look deep within; religious and philosophical masturbation a la the truth is somewhere there with a hint that human soul cannot be uncovered, and so on.

Everything listed above is great stupidity and blatant lies. Human soul is knowable because the soul (or psyche, if we use the scientific term) of any person (who lived in the past, lives today or was not born yet) is described in the most detailed manner in the ancient source, which turned out to be the Catalog of Human Population! It is only necessary to open up the book and learn everything about yourself from this Encyclopedia of Homo Sapiens.

In this encyclopedia, which we called the Catalog of Human Population, the biological type human is described as divided into two hundred and ninety three subtypes, each of which is endemic and categorically different from others. Human soul is a program given to a person from birth and implanted at the genetic level. Depending on the time of birth, each person belongs to one of these two hundred and ninety three subtypes, detailed descriptions of which are provided in the Catalog of Human Population. Hence, the possibility to uncover the so-called unknowable soul; and, in detail on six factors: intellectual, physical, nutritional (dietological), emotional, sexual and environmental.

As you can see, thanks to the Catalog of Human Population, self-knowledge moves to the there is nothing easier category. Moreover, there is nothing unusual in such approach to solving the problem of finding yourself. On the contrary, it is standard. After all, a human is first of all a natural object, and only then—social. You learn about animals, plants, planets and all other natural objects from encyclopedias, do you not? Or, do you personally find out about, for example, animals using intuition or, even worse, by experimenting (for example, by pulling a tiger by its tail)? Or, perhaps, following the principles of horoscopism, in order to find out what a real tiger is like you watch cartoons about tigers or go to a toy store? ...

Do not worry—you will still have something to do. The time you would use to look for yourself can instead be spent on something more practical; for example, to become a human... After all, you were misled in this as well because one is not born a human—one becomes a human. Shan Hai Jing includes direct indications of this in the form of detailed descriptions of six more levels of development of Homo sapiens (in addition to the level of primary programs, with which people are born), and only at the top of this pyramid there is a human. However, we will discuss this some other time.

This book is for those people, who are fed up with horoscopism, who are tired of listening to nonsense about themselves from psychologists or their all-knowing relatives, friends and acquaintances. It is for those people, who are bothered by that instead of getting the answer to the question Who am I and what am I like? are offered to find themselves independently in numerous directions of self-knowledge: psychological, mystical, religious, martial arts schools, etc. This book series will help you save not just some time in your life, but your whole life because otherwise your entire life will be spent on that what is a priori impossible.

And, impossible not because you are idiots, but because, as it turned out during the course of our research (over forty years)—Homo sapiens cannot know themselves without an external (and, most importantly, objective) source. Psychological theories and various -isms never fell under this category since they all belong to the category of not objective, but subjective. Perhaps this is the reason why very long time ago someone left humanity factory instructions to each one of us—the Catalog of Human Population?

*****

It is unlikely that this book will be interesting to convinced fans of horoscopes and other masturbatory methods of self-knowledge, as well as to those people, who are ready to sacrifice their lives in order to continue living in belief that they already know themselves (that is, living in their fantasies). Today, there is television and internet, so one can live in fantasies without any books at all. However, who said that life in fantasies (that is, inside your cranium instead of reality) is life? ...

In case you did not know, intellect is given to a human to comprehend their natural software and for subsequent communication with it. And, if you really want to masturbate—it is possible to do it without involving your intellect. You will get at least some reward for your work in the form of a dose of dopamine. Just be careful with this; one lab rat died after constantly pressing a pedal, wires from which went straight to the pleasure center in its brain. At the same time, to tell the truth, keenness on intellectual masturbation eventually leads to the same.

For those people, who will dare to get