This discovery was made in the early 2000s by the world-famous art critic Azat Akimbek. The vessel, which is more than two thousand years old, has phenomenal properties. If you rub the handles of the bowl, the water poured into it begins to boil.
Scientists examined the rarity, trying to find a clue to the phenomenon. The reason was not found, but we were convinced that this was not a tricky trick.
“I bought this bowl at the Chinese bazaar,” Azat Akimbek said. - I could not even imagine what a miracle came into my hands. It looks like an ordinary basin, like those that were used in ancient times for household needs. I did not attach much importance to the purchase then. But it so happened that one of my Chinese colleagues saw him. It was he who revealed the secret of the cup.
According to legend, two thousand years ago, a Chinese princess became very ill. The best doctors could do nothing to help her. Then one daredevil appeared and declared that he had a miracle cure for all diseases. The remedy turned out, at first glance, too fantastic - a copper basin with gilded handles. But the princess believed. Every day she sat down by the vessel and rubbed its hands with her palms. The water was boiling. Along with the bubbles, the disease came out - the princess recovered.
In fact, not everyone's water boils at hand, - Azat Akimbek explains to us. “It's not about magic. And the fact that the ancient Chinese got along well with nature. They knew that Yin and Yang are one whole, of which a person is a part. It is in China that they came up with a container that reacts to human biocurrents. As soon as the palms touch the handles, ripples appear on the surface of the water in four places. And then four small fountains begin to beat at once. They reach a height of a quarter of a meter!
The more you rub the handle of the bowl, the more you charge. A shiver runs through my body. As if you are not heating the water, but it is you …
- This does not happen for everyone, - the owner of the bowl comments. - The spiritually purer a person is, the more energetically he is, the higher his fountains are. But you can't rub your palms for more than two minutes, you can faint. When rubbed, the bowl makes a special sound that affects the person's energy chakras.
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Purpose Scientists have determined that the bowl was made in the south of China, in the Guang-Dun province. “In ancient times there were monasteries there,” says Akimbek. - Now they are in ruins. Such bowls-basins stood on the threshold of each temple. The ritual with boiling water was supposed to cleanse not only the hands of the believer, but also the subtle energy body of a person.
The cup was a measure of purity. If during the ceremony the water remained motionless, calm, the person needed to purify the soul by prayer and fasting.
Many of those who come to see the cup do not believe in a miracle. And when they see the water seething from the touch of the palms, they begin to look for the reason.
- What if the motor is hidden there? - asks one of the skeptics. He is given a cup in his hands, knocking it from all sides, the unbeliever Thomas repeats the experience. - Water is boiling! he shouts with delight. - It's a miracle! Many people asked Azat to sell the magic bowl. They promised tens of thousands of dollars. He refused.
Azat Akimbek, as an art critic, is also very interested in the mysterious signs depicted on the bowl. He deciphered them as follows: - In the center of the bottom there is an eight-petalled flower. This is a sacred sign, a symbol of eternity. And next to it is a wish of good written in Chinese characters. It is amazing that both Chinese and Greek ornaments are combined in the bowl - in it the East merged with the West …
The head of the Department of Biophysics of the Kazakh State University Professor Viktor Inyushin personally examined the mysterious bowl:
- Apparently, it works on the principle of psi - acoustic resonance. But how exactly is not clear. Different metals, seven different alloys are used in the bowl. There is a large field for study and experimentation.
SAYANA MAERKOVA