Probably everyone who was interested in archeology or even just history knows about the curse of mummies, that at one time the archaeologists who opened the tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun (see video) soon died under the most strange circumstances. But it turns out that there are many more such cases.
Today we will talk about the Chinese excavations, where archaeologists are faced with almost the same mystical phenomena: the disturbed spirits of the opened burial mounds suddenly begin to take revenge on the scientists. It is not for nothing that the Chinese sorcerers warn that it is by no means possible to disturb the dead: it will bring little benefit to science, but a lot of grief to unreasonable researchers.
This is exactly what happened with a group of archaeologists from Austria, who discovered tenth-century mounds in the northeast of China a few years ago. Despite warnings from local residents who “communicate” with the spirits of those buried in these mounds, scientists began excavations, considering the words of the aborigines for prejudice.
A week later, one of the archaeologists suddenly dies of a heart attack, although he never complained about his health. For the same reason, two more researchers soon died. Moreover, doctors did not find any cardiac pathologies in these unfortunates, as if their main motors in the body were simply taken and stopped by someone.
The leader of this group of archaeologists, Kurt Schroth, was among the embroiderers who urgently stopped excavations, fearing for their lives, and returned to Austria. But Kurt, unfortunately, took with him a decoration from the mound. And he began to have strange dreams: in them a Chinese woman of incredible beauty came to the archaeologist and insisted on returning the jewelry. Schroth in every possible way resisted believing in all this mysticism, even tried to joke with friends and family about this, but one day he went to a Chinese restaurant and, having dined there, soon ended up in intensive care, where he died a few minutes later. He, as it turned out, had a complete poisoning of the body, and the doctors could not establish the nature of the poison, which by some miracle got into the body of an archaeologist. The fact is that the investigation showed that he simply could not have poisoned himself in the restaurant. By the way, addthat Kurt's wife went to China and returned that damned ornament to the mound.
There are many such stories, and it is surprising in them that the revenge of disturbed spirits is very refined and purposeful. These spirits destroy some scientists at once, others with some delay, some do not touch at all. Unfortunately, no serious research has been carried out on this issue, but even what is known suggests that archaeologists are protected by divine love, and the more this life-giving energy is in the researcher's soul, the better it is protected from the effects of the world of the dead. For example, unscrupulous archaeologists are most susceptible to blows from otherworldly forces, who will certainly steal something, hide from what was found, and then take it home. This is exactly what one of the French explorers did during the excavation of burial mounds in southern Mongolia. He hid several pieces of jewelry from the eleventh century. The theft was revealed afterhow he suddenly died in the closet of an airplane returning to France. You guessed right: the doctors did not understand why this passenger of the plane died - he was young and absolutely healthy …
Victoria Prime
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