How to open several folder in navigation sidebar SublimeText2 - sublimetext2

It's seems i can open only one folder in the navigation sidebar in the SublimeText2 editor.
Everytime i try it open a new window...i try using a widows with 2 layout and 2 group... and also " add folder to project".. same result.
Is there a way cause i need for example the package folder
/usr/lib/python2.7/mypackage
and the project folder in my /home/project
One way would be opening the top level directory... but it not the best.
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