For 70 years, he managed to: die, rise again, heal hundreds of patients who were considered incurable, find himself under the hood of the KGB and look into the future.
He is Valery Kustov. A technician by training, a healer at the behest of fate, a psychic who can see and feel what is closed from us. A man of an extraordinary fate and very extraordinary abilities. Are they born like that? Or do they become after the hardest trials? He himself cannot answer this question.
Nearly fatal mistake
Serafim Serov: Valery Valentinovich, but who do you feel yourself to be?
Valery Kustov: I was a Komsomol and party worker, a civil engineer in the atomic engineering system and a doctor. And I felt like a clairvoyant, able to look beyond the horizon, and a psychic, and a psychotherapist. And almost a circus hypnotist. But my main gift is healing. And it is impossible without extrasensory perception and clairvoyance, without hypnosis and psychotherapy.
Did you have people in your family with the same abilities or are you the only one?
- I was born in Nalchik on the main Soviet holiday, November 7, 1949, into a purely Soviet family. Mom is a teacher, from the most ancient Ossetian royal family. Dad is Russian, a simple chauffeur. According to my parents, I was born not very strong, I was sick a lot. At the age of 2, due to a mistake by a nurse who administered the wrong medicine, he died. He returned to life from clinical death by a miracle, and then …
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Perhaps my baby soul for that short time left for another world in one capacity, and returned in a completely different one. By the way, in the history of mankind there are many examples when people, after some severe stress, clinical death or a lightning strike, discovered superpowers.
The fact that I have such superpowers, I realized already quite an adult. Although even in childhood I could confidently say that someone (mostly relatives) was seriously ill, and someone would soon die. I was not mistaken even once. However, those close to me did not take my predictions seriously.
To a psychiatric hospital or a promotion?
Who was serious and when?
- No matter how ridiculous it may sound, State Security Committee! I studied at one of the North Caucasian universities. I could not concentrate on passing the next exam. The teacher sternly asked: "Why are you, a young man, a successful student, behaving somehow inadequately?" I answered automatically: I look at you, a civilian, but I see a man in the uniform of a major. The teacher silently took the record book, put a mark and escorted me out of the classroom.
The very next day, which I learned much later, they took me under full control: they set up external surveillance, recorded and checked all contacts, listened to conversations, read letters.
My teacher was indeed a KGB officer working under deep cover - even those close to him had no idea who he really was. The day before, he was given the next rank - major, and the secret officer was obliged to take a picture in an officer's uniform with new shoulder straps for his personal file. Only a few knew about it. And then some student actually opened it. There was something to alarm the entire KGB administration.
Surveillance gave nothing, discrediting connections were not revealed. But they didn't forget about me. Gradually and very tactfully they began to involve them in solving "unsolvable" problems. I helped solve complex crimes, prevent terrorist attacks, and even identify spy networks.
Valery Valentinovich himself does not like to go into details of those cases in which he had to participate. However, hearing about some of them, it remains only to shrug their shoulders: how is this possible? As the deputy chairman of the KGB of the USSR, Major General Nikolai Sham, said in one of his interviews, “Kustov is our man. It all started with him in the 80s, became the impetus for the development of the direction of psychoanalysis in the KGB, the study of the brain. Sham did not like to talk about the specific operations to which psychics were involved. Nevertheless, they recognized their role. As well as the fact that not without the participation of Kustov, for example, it was possible to open a sabotage network at one of the Russian plants, where the most important elements of nuclear power plants were produced. Defects were introduced into finished products, which could result in serious disasters. Kustov did not name anyone by name - this is beyond the possible. However, he indicated the direction in which it was necessary to conduct the investigation.
In the turbulent 90s, Kustov predicted a terrorist attack at one of the most important southern railway junctions. Arriving at the station, he suddenly "saw" how the terrorists were planting explosives in the most vulnerable place. I told the head of the locomotive depot about this. He reported to the FSB. Special services officers established surveillance in the indicated place and on the day marked by Kustov took saboteurs red-handed who were trying to mine the switch tracks. If the attack was successful, there could be many victims.
How did your collaboration with the KGB end?
- In 1982 the KGB officially sent me for a medical examination. Probably to decide what to do with me next. “The physical capabilities of Comrade V. Kustova " checked for several months. We found out only one thing: I really do have capabilities that are unrealistic for an ordinary person, which science cannot explain. The KGB Directorate for the Rostov Region, where I then lived and worked, was given an official certificate in which they wrote in a streamlined manner: “The new principles of diagnosis and treatment used by V. V. Kustov have been verified and give coincidence with traditional methods, and in some cases they illuminate the picture in more detail. diseases ".
After that, I tried to reduce my contacts with the Chekists, focusing on the diagnosis of diseases and their treatment - a certificate was issued. And after 1991 the special services did not involve me in work.
A chance of salvation
I know that many famous people have asked you for assistance - from the traveler Fyodor Konyukhov to TV presenter Nikolai Drozdov. But were you really the only one to whom the famous healer Juna at the end of her life entrusted her treatment?
- Yes, I have been working with her since September 2014. In total, we had a little over 10 sessions, which Juna called a special event to save her for Russia. And the improvements began, and rather quickly, I still keep a note of thanks from her for all this. But, unfortunately, for a number of reasons, it was not possible to complete the treatment.
With Juna. Photo: kustov.ru
Many are sure: if someone is destined to die at a certain time, so it will be. If you see that a person is doomed, are you still trying to change something?
- There was a case in my practice for a very long time. Having come to visit a family, he met their teenage son. Seeing him, I immediately felt that he would die before he was 20 years old. I felt sorry for him and his parents to the point of tears. Having already returned home, he began to ask the Almighty to grant him a long life. After some time, he came back to the family. My eyes accidentally fell on the legs of the boy who was in shorts. And I saw that the skin on his legs is very old. "Will he really live long?" - I thought discouragedly. And so it happened. Alive and healthy, became an adult family man.
I thought for a long time: how did I manage to change his fate? And from somewhere above I was told: by prolonging someone's life, you shorten yours. That is, I voluntarily subtract some period of time from my earthly existence and give it to the one who is doomed to die. Moreover, one day of my life can be equal to a year given to a hopelessly ill patient.
Author: Serafim Serov