After the storming of the Reich Chancellery on May 2, 1945, encryption programs were discovered, transmitted from Headquarters by a certain unit "Valley-1" - about the unprecedented intention of the Fuehrer: "to infuse his soul into another body."
According to reports, this unit "Valley-1" and was engaged in "body selection." It is known that Hitler ordered to burn himself as carefully as possible after a suicide, and the day before, according to the testimony of General von Krebz, the chief of staff, he said that for him - reality is nothing, was in high spirits. But they burned the Fuhrer (if, of course, the Fuhrer) rather carelessly, and if his soul exists somewhere, then, according to mediums, contact with her is not easy, and until today she did not get in touch.
According to the American psychiatrist R. Noyce, during a mortal danger (felt, for example, in a possible plane crash), 61% of passengers perceived a dangerous situation - “as if having flown out of an airplane seat to their homes, as calm outsiders, and not as participants ". And this is recorded on film - some semblance of "ghosts in comfortable conditions." Did the Fuehrer not fly off in a similar way?
Communication with souls in former times seemed easy; a message was given to a certain "messenger" and he was killed. Not so long ago in Angola, during the ceremony of commemoration of the king, they equipped "couriers" who were supposed to report the news. Once upon a time this custom - with the "messenger" - was among the Thracians. The Nenets also used this connection, sending the "courier" to the Camp of the Spirits.
The Chinese also use feedback: a feather (held with chopsticks) is stuck into the sand scattered on a tray and the soul responds, draws hieroglyphs. Still not to answer! What kind of amenities did the Chinese not provide the deceased with? In the tomb of the Han Dynasty (3rd century BC) - with comfortable armrests - there was even a toilet.
What is a soul, you can ask, if there is still a custom in the Ossetian wilderness, according to which a wife, having seen off the deceased with the words "husband, do not return to me as a ghost," should, meanwhile, make a soft bed for him and prepare a delicious breakfast for a month.
One missionary explained to the Australian aborigines in his own way what the soul is: “There are always two of us. There is something else inside the body, smaller. The big body is buried, and the small one leaves. " The natives seemed to understand and clarify that in childhood, souls are probably small. The Huron Indians thought about the same: "The soul also has a body, but you will not see it." When the leader saw the reflection in the mirror, he decided that it was his soul, and turned to her with a solemn greeting. “Who knows,” the Hurons were worried, “where the souls settle later, where will they have a shelter?” And, by the way, they attached a fishing hook to the navel of the person who had become sick - so that the soul, perhaps, about to fly off prematurely, would fall on this hook, would return. In the morning, waking up and remembering some hunting dream, the Indian believed that the soul was hunting while the body was resting in a hammock.
In Hindustan, it was believed that drawing a mustache on a sleeping woman is sometimes tantamount to murder - the soul does not recognize its container. Even in Greece, on the island of Kartsatos, a few years ago a woman was upset if she was painted as a beauty, explaining that the soul, having left her, could find refuge in the painted one.
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Obelisks are called "Shelter of Souls" on the Banks Islands (and not only there), believing that the soul will settle near the ashes or in an urn on a handful of ashes. There is an agency in the United States that must know exactly where souls are huddled. It carries out postal communication with that world; those wishing to send a money order and a newsletter fill out the form, deposit $ 40 for fifty words ($ 100 marked "urgent"). Probably, by reasoning miracles, the agency forbids writing disrespectfully.
These miracles are old, the Chinese even in the Middle Ages made money "for transfer to the souls of the dead" - at first by a simple image of money on parchment. Today, Taiwan is already printing banknotes on which
although it is impossible to order, for example, lunch, but they certainly are transported and circulate in the other world. True, "only individuals can observe the crossing." Recently, banknotes of $ 10,000 (local dollars, equivalent to approximately $ 380) were issued. And soon they are going to issue credit cards for the dead. Unlike, of course, the Middle Ages, when only individuals were almost always witnesses of miracles, one of the Evangelical British churches installed in 1999 in Jerusalem (near the Golden Gate) a digital American video camera operating in a 24-hour mode. Scientific discoveries are great now: the camera is connected to a global computer network, and it is assumed that not individuals, but all Internet users could / t see the second coming live.
The Americans also made a scientific discovery in the field of burials. The ashes are placed in a capsule, launched into space. (True, it is not clear how then to be with the second coming, when bodies and souls come to life, for it is assumed that after some time the capsules, entering the atmosphere, completely burn out.) The rocket with the first 48 capsules was launched from Vanderberg Air Force Base (California) in June 2001. The majority of those cremated had "involvement in rocketry, in astronautics"; there are twenty-year-old youths and ninety-year-old elders. And the capsule with the ashes of the most prominent American astronomer and geologist Eugene Shoemaker was delivered to the moon.
Participants of the lunar program "Apollo", as well as other "involved" more and more crowded into space simply rich people.
In 2002, Life Gem continued its "scientific discoveries" - made a diamond from the ashes of Dietri-ha Boch, a famous jeweler. (By the way, having fallen into old age, he altered everything in his will, as soon as he got better, and was sick all the time, and as a result, his heirs, his transformation into a large diamond cost so many thousands).
At Columbarium XX! centuries "- both the geologist who found peace in the heavenly body, and the jeweler who" rested "first in the diamond …" But diamonds, oddly enough, "wrote the great expert on stones, the Italian philosopher Gerolamo Cardane in the 16th century," they also get sick, old age, die, crumble."
M. Siversky