A 29-year-old resident of Anapa claims to speak 120 languages. Moreover, she remembers most of them from her previous lives
A few years ago, many newspapers and magazines wrote about a nurse from Anapa, Natalya Beketova, who speaks 120 languages, and was filmed on television. She later changed her name. Now she is called Tati Vela and lives somewhere in Finland. Her traces were lost. Alas, the Beketova-Vela phenomenon remained unknown.
Amazing knowledge of an ordinary girl
Literally from the first minutes of meeting Natasha Beketova, I was shocked. The fact is that until some time this amazing girl had the ability to diagnose human diseases. She not only named all my sores in five minutes, but also described in detail the operation on the eyes that I underwent. Moreover, it determined the visual acuity of each eye. And at that moment she was not looking at me, but as if inside herself. I was not too lazy to go to the ophthalmological center, where I had an operation, and check the information received from Natasha. Everything was confirmed to the smallest detail!
A little over a year later, already at my place, she was doing a more detailed diagnosis of the condition of my spine, and my cousin Galina, a physician with 40 years of experience, wrote down what Natasha quickly dictated to her. And then it was the sister's turn to be surprised. "Such knowledge," she said in confusion, "can only be possessed by an experienced chiropractor!"
Natasha graduated from a medical school and special courses for massage therapists, but the knowledge and abilities that she demonstrated go far beyond the course of this educational institution. This is confirmed by video footage showing the treatment of a cancer patient with the help of Orthodox prayers. At the moment when Natasha was saying prayers, a white spherical object appeared next to her, which constantly changed shape during the session. At the same time, its brightness periodically increased or decreased. At that moment, when the brightness increased, a purple "sleeve" appeared from the bottom of the object, which went from it to Natasha's throat.
I gave this videotape for expert examination. Conclusion: the shot is genuine!
Former lives of a polyglot
Natasha herself told about herself the following:
- When I was 10-14 years old, I could see the internal organs of a person. She possessed the ability to produce telekinesis. Several times I had cases of spontaneous levitation (hovering in the air. - M. R.). I could see a parallel world … I remember myself very clearly from the age of two. It was from this age that I could freely reproduce ancient languages, think in these languages. I don’t feel the difference whether I think in Japanese, Russian, Chinese or some other language, I don’t feel the boundaries of transition from one language to another … I know the languages of that time and the country where I was in my past lives. I can recall my previous lives from the fifteenth century.
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Long before the professor-orientalist Tatyana Petrovna Grigorieva met Natasha, I arranged for the girl to meet with Yuri P., a professional translator fluent in German. He also knows the Old German language, which Beketova speaks. I sat next to them and closely watched how they communicate. And all this was recorded on a video camera. Videographer Yuri Sivirin preserves this and many other recordings made during the experiments with Beketova.
Later, on Yulia Menshova's TV show "To Be Continued …", Natasha demonstrated her knowledge of the French language of the 19th century. But in general, this stupidly organized show only compromised the girl. She left for Anapa, as they say, in upset feelings.
I witnessed Natalia's communication with speakers of various languages. She freely answered questions asked to her in Japanese, Vietnamese and other languages. At my request, Natasha wrote down the same phrase in seventy languages.
Decryption of text on the fest disc
At my insistence, Natasha undertook to decipher the text on the so-called Fest disc, an ancient artifact discovered by archaeologists near the small town of Festus (Italy) and allegedly related to the legendary Atlantis.
In a relatively short period of time Natasha carried out a detailed deciphering of the spiral-shaped text and amazed me that she covered over 200 pages! According to her, information on a certain pyramid is encrypted on one side of the text, and on the other - on a crystal.
Yuri Grigorievich Yankin, the now deceased researcher and translator of ancient texts, who, by the way, spent a lot of time on deciphering the Fest disc, got acquainted with the translation made by Beketova. He stated that the text of the translation of side "A" coincided more with his version of the translation, and side "B" - less. Nevertheless, Yuri Grigorievich regarded the work of Natalia Beketova as one of the translation options and recorded it accordingly as a scientific discovery.
But to be sure whether Natasha Beketova really has phenomenal abilities, you can conduct the following experiment: Natasha left me a detailed description of her three past lives. I suggest starting with England, because in this country not only archives are well preserved, but also ancient ancient buildings. In principle, it is not difficult to check her memories, because she names many time landmarks.
I bring to your attention the English autobiography of Natalia Beketova
“I was born on April 4, 1679, northwest of London, in a place called Backfield. They called me Annie Mary Cat (family name McDowell). Such a complex name was given to me in honor of the saints on whose day I was born.
My childhood was spent in our family Earl's estate, Byewould, or, as my grandfather Henry McDowell liked to call this place, Green Valley.
Buhould was located near West Wales. The locals spoke an Anglo-Saxon-Celtic dialect (it bears little resemblance to the London English dialect).
The road to the estate wound like a ribbon, on both sides there was a green carpet of lawn, then an alley of twelve mighty oaks opened up, approaching directly to the house. The house was a two-story building. Three stone columns rose from the facade. The house was very large. It had ten rooms, excluding the servants' room. We had three servants, one of the servants was called Suzy Black Fod, the servant was Smith Richard Spiper, the name of another servant I do not remember. A horse yard was located immediately behind the house. We had twelve horses.
My father's name was James Whistler.. My mother was Mary Magdala, my mother's cousin was Jim Foxler. On my father's side, I only remember my father's brother, John, who left after the death of his father to France (Leon). I never saw him again.
My older brother's name was Bruder Lincoln (26 years old). Another brother is Richard Edward George (14 years old). There was also Sullyn's sister.
My parents died. I learned about their death in the Atlantic from my aunt Hellen (she lived south of London, apparently there was her estate there, but I don't know what it is called). I was four at the time.
One night I woke up to a bright light from the window. I saw a woman. It was my mom. She sang a song. Apparently, this vision arose at the time of her death or soon after.
The priest who served in our church was called Richard."
In addition, Natasha reports that she and her relatives had to visit the neighboring Washey Roft estate. The owner's name was Jim, the wife was Sarah Magdala Sue, the son was Lisley, the daughter
was Kat Mary.
After the death of her parents, she was taken to India, where she lived a long life. In one of the temples (or in a monastery), she worked on a book for more than half a century, using ancient Vedic sources. Back in England, she brought this book, which she gave for safekeeping to her cousin William Focksler. The cover of this rather thick book was brown leather with metal clasps. Natasha claims that the book can be found.
Having lived to a ripe old age, Annie Mary Kat McDowell died. Her grave is located near the estate.
Our compatriot Larisa Melenchuk, who lives in London, found the town where Miss McDowell was born and died - in this life - Natalya Beketova!
Mikhail Rechkin
