Today Vladimir Vysotsky would have turned 81 years old. The legendary bard has been dead for over 38 years, but his songs are loved in Russia and far beyond its borders. Probably, the whole thing is in the special energy of the texts, which, along with the eccentricity of the personality, made Vysotsky one of the most famous (and someone claims that the great) people of the 20th century. A personality of this magnitude could not but give rise to many myths. And one of them seems completely insane: Vysotsky wrote songs even after his death …
Afterword
The poet sent works from the other world. Not to friends, not to colleagues, not to relatives, but to complete strangers. The main contactee was Vera Zrazhevskaya, a Muscovite who, by the way, was never one of Vysotsky's fans.
The woman claimed that the singer regularly came to her and dictated the lyrics of new songs. He first visited her in January 1982. Vysotsky sent the last work to Zrazhevskaya on his sixtieth birthday.
The woman has accumulated more than three hundred songs “from the other world” during her communication with the ghost. Ten years ago, a small edition of the book "Afterword" was published, which included the "posthumous" poems of the Soviet bard.
Is this mysticism or the fruit of an inflamed fantasy? Among the fans of Vladimir Semenovich Vysotsky there are people who are convinced that Zrazhevskaya was telling the truth. As proof, they cite the following fact: the poems "from the other world" in style and manner are very similar to the style of Vysotsky.
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Zrazhevskaya was not the only person who allegedly heard the voice of the famous singer. But information about the rest of the contactees is scarce and contradictory. Here are the memoirs of Vera Zrazhevskaya. She once gave an interview for television, and the whole country learned about her mystical meetings with Vysotsky.
Take a pencil and write it down
Vera Vladimirovna Zrazhevskaya worked in the vocational education system. She wrote poetry at her leisure. To the work of Vysotsky, as already mentioned, was indifferent. Once Vera Vladimirovna heard the poet's voice: "Take a pencil and write it down!" She obeyed him. He read a poem that Zrazhevskaya had never heard before. This is how their "cooperation" began.
Vysotsky's ghost came unexpectedly, but at that moment the woman usually felt a certain vibration and heard a strange noise. Then she wrote down without delving. And only then, after rereading, I comprehended the meaning of the words dictated by the ghost.
To prove the veracity of her words, Vera Vladimirovna showed the TV crews drafts with her own poems. These notes were full of corrections. In the notebook with Vysotsky's posthumous verses there was not a single revision.
After death, a person does not stop living
Zrazhevskaya assured that she heard Vysotsky's voice, and sometimes even saw him. The verses mentioned events and phenomena that she did not think about and did not know. The fact that a person who has been dead for a long time regularly communicates with her did not seem strange to her. Zrazhevskaya was sure: a person does not stop living after death, he just throws off his three-dimensional shell and goes into other spatial dimensions.
These are words from a work dictated by Zrazhevskaya "from the other world." They are sometimes mistakenly attributed to another contactee of the poet - a certain Tatiana Georgieva, who worked as an editor on Bulgarian television in the 80s. However, there are countless people who allegedly communicated with Vladimir Semenovich. It is hardly possible to determine which of them is telling the truth.
More than once deceived death
On the grave of Vladimir Vysotsky, there could be other figures. He survived clinical death, several times got into serious car accidents. The first time he narrowly escaped death as a child, when he and his friends discovered an ammunition depot. There was an explosion that crippled everyone except Volodya. Vysotsky often recalled this story.
First clinical death
Between death and life, he found himself more than once in adulthood. In 1969, he had a seizure. The arriving doctors considered the case hopeless: the pulse almost disappeared, the patient was not transportable. They were about to leave, but a disheveled woman blocked their way. She screamed, swore, threatened to cause an international scandal. And the doctors understood: in front of them is the famous Marina Vlady, and the lifeless body belongs to the popular favorite Vysotsky. He was hospitalized. At the Sklifosovsky Institute, a team of resuscitators worked on the famous patient for several hours. And she saved him.
Years later, the Soviet actor visited Mexico, where another incredible incident happened to him. Among the architectural monuments of the ancient Maya, Vysotsky discovered his own image. And finally, the well-known sad story of 1979. A year before his death, the poet went on tour to Central Asia, where he experienced a second clinical death.
Even the dates of birth and death of Vysotsky are subject to a certain strange system: between the first and the second - exactly six months. He was certainly an extraordinary person. But did he send messages after death? Do you believe in the veracity of Vera Zrazhevskaya's story? Or is it just a beautiful fairy tale?
Author: Darya Dar
