Boris Yeltsin went down in history not only as an ambiguous and unpredictable politician, but also as the patron saint of all kinds of magicians, astrologers, psychics and predictors
It was during the rule of Yeltsin that various sorcerers and galalkas flourished in the country, conspiracies and love spells began to be printed in newspapers, dozens of programs appeared on television, telling about the "unknown."
Until now, they say that a whole staff of magicians worked in the Kremlin, a kind of "Night Watch", whose duty was to protect the first person of the state from all damage, evil eye and other otherworldly troubles.
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For the sake of fairness, it must be said that Kashpirovsky and Chumak, who charge water and hypnotize from TV screens, and other "sorcerers" - began under Mikhail Gorbachev. A real wave of "miracles" and obscurantism arose, which soon swept over the Kremlin as well.
The first president of Russia Boris Yeltsin. Source: kremlin.ru
The most famous of Yeltsin's "court" magicians is called Georgy Rogozin, a counterintelligence officer by education. In 1996, Rogozin was entrusted with the post of first deputy chief of Yeltsin's campaign headquarters.
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In the Kremlin, behind his back, they called him Merlin and Nostradamus in uniform. There were incredible rumors. asserted that Rogozin is capable of moving a heavy oak cabinet from its place at a glance, that he effortlessly reads thoughts from a distance. His main responsibility, which was known to the public, was to look through Yeltsin's personal horoscopes and to determine the degree of their reliability. On the basis of these horoscopes, the routes of working trips were drawn up and important visits of the head of state were planned.
How Rogozin created a positive field
In the late 1980s, Rogozin served in the KGB. There he was engaged in research on telepathy and other otherworldly issues. The work was fully consistent with his hobby - Rogozin was very fond of magic and occultism. Such a person seemed necessary to Yeltsin when he took over as head of state. He instructed Rogozin to communicate with the cosmic mind on all issues affecting the budget and finances of the country.
In addition, Georgy Rogozin was also concerned with the president's personal energy security - for example, he created a special force field around him that had a beneficial effect on health, and installed Yeltsin's bed in accordance with the "instructions from space."
Academician Eduard Kruglyakov, Chairman of the RAS Commission on Pseudoscience, recalls that Yeltsin truly believed in horoscopes, magic and predictions. For example, once he asked the academics - can they extract energy from a stone? Scientists answered that this is impossible, this is quackery. To this Yeltsin admitted that he had already allocated 120 million rubles from the budget for these purposes - this was even before the first financial crisis.
Georgy Rogozin. Frame from transmission, Channel One.
Bioenergy helmet for Yeltsin
A wave of unconventional methods, it seems, covered quite official medicine at that time. In any case, once Doctor of Medical Sciences Georgy Stepanov, the founder of Russian microsurgery, developed a "bioenergy helmet" for President Yeltsin - the device looked like a crown surrounded by metal rods, and was supposed to transfer bioenergy directed by Stepanov to Yeltsin.
The president was so inspired by the professor's invention that he urgently summoned him along with a miraculous helmet to himself and tried the effect of the device. After the session, Yeltsin assured him that his insomnia had disappeared and he began to feel much better.
"Night Watch" of the President of Russia
It is perhaps difficult for uninitiated people today to believe how seriously the Kremlin took esotericism at that time. For example, scientists officially received huge amounts of money to develop psychotronic weapons.
A former consultant for Yeltsin's security, Yuri Malin, told how for several years he was looking for strong psychics throughout the country. As a result, ten most capable were selected, of which they organized something like the "Night Watch", instructing them to maintain Yeltsin's weakened health around the clock, energize him and protect him from the adverse energetic effects of enemies. The patrolmen were led by Georgy Rogozin.
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In 1996, the main magician and wizard of the Kremlin, Georgy Rogozin, was shown the door. This happened immediately after the resignation of his boss, Alexander Korzhakov, head of the Presidential Security Service.
Becoming a "free Cossack", Rogozin went into business, opened an investment company. However, Rogozin later claimed more than once that many of his predictions served Yeltsin well and that in fact he - Rogozin - was underestimated.
Alexander Korzhakov, until 1996 headed the Security Service of the President of the Russian Federation. Source: wikimedia.org
But his former colleagues have repeatedly said in interviews that Rogozin skillfully played on the president's weakness, on his belief in miracles, and simply manipulated him, using him in his own interests. In any case, the all-seeing Georgy Georgievich, apparently, did not expect that he would die as a completely old man. Rogozin died in 2014 at the age of 71.
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