The mysteries of the human psyche and the human brain are the most unexplored area of science. Today only one thing is clear - the laws of the material world do not work in the field of the world of thought and the world of human desires. They are invariant and completely individual. No, and never will be, two like-minded people, no matter how and who tried to convince us of this. In this sense, every person is an infinite unknown Universe.
It is in the process of human thinking that the two worlds of the real, material world and the world of spirits or the other world come into contact. Today there is also a scientific term for that world - the information universe. Surely there is nothing here and no one knows. Everything is in the field of hypotheses, guesses and assumptions.
Therefore, the greatest and completely unappreciated by science interest are GREAT psychics or predictors. There were very few of them in the history of mankind, you can literally list them on the fingers of one hand. Our country was lucky - we had such a person, and only recently was among us.
There are many legends about the main soothsayer of the Soviet Union Wolf Messing: that he predicted the fall of the Third Reich, prophesied us a victory over the Nazis by the beginning of May 1945, that he personally told Stalin the date of his death … One of the most famous soothsayers of the 20th century, Wolf Messing, who as they say, even Stalin himself was afraid, could not prevent his own death, although he knew the date of his death …
A heavy gift
“Joseph Stalin was very interested in Wolf Messing,” says historian Roy Medvedev. - And he often invited him to his place for talks. Stalin himself had absolutely obvious hypnotic abilities. Many confirmed that when he spoke in his low voice, he paralyzed the will of the listener. Stalin once invited Messing for a conversation and at the end of it says: "Wolf Grigorievich, what do you say if I keep your pass for myself, and you leave the Kremlin without it?" Messing replied: "No problem."
And so Stalin sits in his office and waits for him to be called and informed that Messing was detained without a pass. But time passes, and no one calls. Stalin could not resist and dialed the number of the final point of the guard himself, asked the duty officer: "Did you go through Messing?" They say to him: "Yes, I did." Stalin was indignant: "How did you release him?" The duty officer replied: "So he gave us his pass with your signature." Stalin ordered to bring him this piece of paper. The guard found Messing's "pass", looked and was confused - it was an ordinary piece of newspaper."
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Money for the brain
It was not only Stalin who feared Wolf Messing. Hitler offered a reward of 200,000 Reichsmarks for the head of the seer after Messing publicly stated that if Germany unleashed a war in the East against the USSR, Hitler would die. As a result, Messing was still captured in Warsaw. But he hypnotized the Gestapo and escaped from custody.
“My father-in-law was the great scout Mikhail Maklyarsky, whom the Germans called the brain of Soviet intelligence,” says Louise Khmelnitskaya. - So when I asked him: “How do you feel about Messing? Did he do something for our intelligence? " - he smiled and said: "I did, and a lot." After all, he predicted not only the death of Hitler, but also the almost exact date of Victory - May 8! This is not a trick! He even predicted the date of his death. When Wolf Grigorievich was leaving for the hospital for the operation, he said goodbye to everyone, and then stopped in front of his house and said: "I will not come back here any more." Messing was a wealthy man. And he really wanted to leave money to scientists so that they can study his brain after death. As a result, the money was left, but no one studied the brain. He was just examined and toldthat no deviations from the generally accepted norms were found.
Expert opinions
“The brain of Wolf Messing is kept in our Moscow Brain Institute,” said Sergei Illarioshkin, head of the brain research department at the Center for Neurology of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences. - It was examined, and its sections were left at the institute exclusively as exhibits. Subsequently, no further studies of Messing's brain were carried out."
“It is quite possible to convince several people under hypnosis that a piece of paper is a pass,” says Alexander Blinkov, director of the Institute of Clinical Hypnosis of the Russian Psychotherapeutic Association. “Anyone can master such hypnosis with a sufficiently good development of concentration.
Reading thoughts and guessing a conceived word can also be done by a fairly large number of people who have a well-developed sensory skill sensitivity. Such people were studied in Soviet times, because there were opportunities and means for this. Both closed and open laboratories worked with them. But, of course, it was all classified as "secret." Nowadays there are no such laboratories even in closed structures”.
Neck sensor
- Now they are trying to belittle Wolf Messing somehow, - says Louise Khmelnitskaya, the sister of actor Boris Khmelnitsky, who personally knew the famous hypnotist. “They say he was an illiterate charlatan. Yes, Messing spoke Russian with a strong accent, perhaps he did not graduate from high schools, but he was a genius.
Wolf Grigorievich Messing during a psychological experience. 1968 year.
Mom and Dad met Wolf Grigorievich at one of the concerts, invited him to visit us. Mom, at the first meeting, realized that she really liked Messing. In the course of our many years of communication, it turned out that Wolf Grigorievich was really in love with her. He always kept within the bounds of decency, did not show his feelings, but sometimes he looked at his mother so that it became clear how he really treats her … And then one day my brother and I stand on the balcony and see: Messing is walking towards our house … I run into the room and shout: "Mom, in my opinion, Wolf Grigorievich is coming!" Mom punishes me: "Tell me I'm not at home." And Wolf Grigorievich had never seen Borya and me until that day. And so he comes up to the house, raises his head, sees us on the balcony and says: "Luzochka, Borya, good afternoon!" I immediately inform him: “Wolf Grigorievich,mom is not at home! " And he says smiling: “Luzochka, you must have been mistaken. After all, my mother is lying in the back room on a sofa, on a pillow embroidered with a cross. " I was confused.
Since then, Wolf Grigorievich came to us quite often for lunch. He was very fond of the borscht that my mother cooked. While Messing was eating, Borya and I examined him. Wolf Grigorievich had a wen the size of half an apple on the right side of his neck behind his ear. Borya and I were absolutely sure that this was a sensor. Somehow we decided to examine Messing. They suggested: "Wolf Grigorievich, can we think of something, but can you guess?" He replied: "Of course!" Messing stayed in the kitchen, while Borya and I went into the room. We took the first volume of Dahl's dictionary, found a page with the word "borsch" printed on it, and put the book back on the shelf. They called: "Wolf Grigorievich, we are ready!" He entered, we stood up to the window, he did not touch us, he only repeated: "Think!" And we, without looking at the book, thought: "To the right, to the left, towards the closet, the second shelf from below, the third book." Mentally,standing by the window, they gave him commands. When he came to the closet, I thought: "Dahl, the first volume." He takes the first volume of the dictionary. I continue: "One hundred and eighteenth page." He opened. I think, "Fifteenth line from the top." And then he laughed: “Ah! Borscht! Let's go to the kitchen! " We were amazed. Then Wolf Grigorievich told me: "Write any word on paper and hide the sheet." I wrote my dad's name: "Lyosha." I clenched the note into a fist. He came up and touched my hand. And he says: "Lyosha."I clenched the note into a fist. He came up and touched my hand. And he says: "Lyosha."I clenched the note into a fist. He came up and touched my hand. And he says: "Lyosha."
In the early 1960s, Borya, to the amazement of his parents, decided to enter a theater institute: he always stuttered very much and even at school never answered orally, only wrote. But we all the same got together to go to Moscow to the Shchukin school. At parting, my mother advised: "Come to Wolf Grigorievich." We arrived in Moscow. Messing had no idea that we were in town. But when we went up to his floor and rang the doorbell, we suddenly heard: "Luzochka, Borya, I'll open it now." We went in, sat down, did not have time to say anything yet, and Messing himself asked: "Have you decided to enter the theater?" When we were leaving, he told Bora: "Find out the names of the members of the selection committee, call me and name them." Wolf Grigorievich took Borin's hand, put it on his wen and said: "Never be afraid of anything, Wolf Grigorievich is always with you."And in the exams, in some unusual way, it turned out that when Borya entered the classroom, he stopped stuttering.
Wolf Messing during one of the psychological sessions. 1966 year.
I'm scared
“Wolf Grigorievich loved Borya and me very much, apparently because he did not have children of his own,” continues Luiza Khmelnitskaya. - He was afraid that his children would be born with some anomalies. When he talked with his parents about this, he always said: "I'm scared!"
In general, Messing was very lonely. One day he came to us and said: “How good it is that you are! I don’t communicate with anyone”. I was surprised: "Why?" He replied, "Because I know what other people think." After the concerts, I tried not to talk to anyone, immediately left for the hotel. I think he suffered from his gift. He wanted to be a normal person. But…
It so happened that he even predicted the date of his death. When Wolf Grigorievich was leaving for the hospital for the operation, he said goodbye to everyone, and then stopped in front of his house and said: "I will not come back here any more."
Messing was a wealthy man, during the Great Patriotic War he allocated a huge amount for the construction of two aircraft for our army. And he really wanted to leave money to scientists so that when he dies, they can study his brain. The money was left, but no one studied his brain. He was simply examined and reported that no abnormalities were found …
Although there is unconfirmed information that studies of Messing's abilities were carried out for a number of years in a special closed research institute of the USSR Ministry of Defense. These works were strictly classified and still represent a military secret. It is only known that the coding technologies that began to be used in the late eighties in the USSR according to the Dovzhenko method (and are still used) were developed in this research institute and are only a small part of this knowledge.
Alexander Mikhailov