It is believed that many politicians do not do without the help of magicians, psychics and other occult "figures". True, such information is usually not advertised … But what about this in the Soviet Union, where the occult, along with religion, was practically outlawed?
Stalin and Gurdjieff
Of the Soviet leaders, the most "occult" contacts are attributed to Stalin. They say that he studied at the Tiflis Theological Seminary together with the future famous occultist Georgy Gurdjieff and maintained a relationship with him for a long time. Moreover, there is a hypothesis that Joseph Dzhugashvili and George Gurdjieff were part of a kind of occult "Eastern brotherhood". Whether they retained contacts after Stalin took over as head of the Soviet state, however, is unknown.
Personal witch of Joseph Vissarionovich
If you believe some information, in 1930 Stalin turned to Sergei Kirov with a request to find him a strong magician. Such a person was found on the instructions of Kirov by a Leningrad Chekist by the name of Medved. It was a certain Natalia Lvova, about whom amazing things were told.2 For example, that she is able to completely subordinate another person to her will and force him to perform any desired action. Stalin personally gave the order to deliver Lvov to Moscow. There she began to perform the duties of a "consultant" with the leader. First of all, they concerned protection from various magical influences. For example, Lvova advised Stalin not to indicate the true date of his birth, since the information from his horoscope could be used by ill-wishers. She also recommended that the leader take pictures less often and not pose for artists. According to one version,most of Stalin's portraits and photographs actually depict his doubles. Like, there is only one real photograph of the leader, and even on that one he was photographed half-turned, his eyes are closed, and there is a pipe in his mouth … protective aura … By the way, it was no accident that Stalin constantly smoked his pipe, appearing in public, so that no one could invade his biofield. In addition, Lvova performed rituals, the purpose of which was to neutralize Stalin's political opponents. This led them to make all sorts of mistakes. By the way, Kirov was soon killed, and the Chekist Medved was shot for alleged complicity in his murder … Both people who were related to the fate of Natalia Lvova, who knew her secret, died. Can,did she have anything to do with it? Stalin was inclined to carry out unexpected personnel changes, which, it would seem, had no basis whatsoever. There is evidence that the leader made such decisions after the next "session" with Natalia Lvova. She probably gave him advice - who to "remove" from office, whom to put in, and whom to take out of the game … There is not much information about Natalia Lvova. Once she simply disappeared - perhaps, she was “put into the expense”, as she knew too much about state secrets.who to put where, and who to take out of the game … There is not much information about Natalia Lvova. Once she simply disappeared - perhaps, she was “put into the expense”, as she knew too much about state secrets.who to put where, and who to take out of the game … There is not much information about Natalia Lvova. Once she simply disappeared - perhaps, she was “put into the expense”, as she knew too much about state secrets.
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Head of Special Department
Several years ago, a sensational interview with retired KGB Major General Boris Ratnikov appeared in the press. According to Boris Konstantinovich, during the years of Soviet power, he was at the head of a special department of the Federal Security Service, in charge of issues related to the "control of public consciousness." His activity consisted in exploring the possibility of manipulating human consciousness, as well as protecting against such manipulations.4 Ratnikov argued that during the Soviet era, almost all people with paranormal abilities fell into the field of vision of the "organs". At the same time, there were at least fifty secret scientific institutions working in the country that studied remote effects on the psyche. But when the Soviet Union ceased to exist, their work was no longer funded. Nevertheless,some areas in the field of bioenergy research have survived. Among other things, the "special unit" of the FSO has survived. Its main tasks were to protect President Yeltsin from outside attempts to manipulate his consciousness. In 1992, they allegedly tried to persuade Yeltsin to cede part of the Kuril Islands to Japan. This fact became clear thanks to the fact that Ratnikov and his colleagues were able to read the thoughts of some American and European leaders. The special services arranged in such a way that the planned visit of the president to Japan fell through, and thus Russia managed to save the Kuril Islands. In 1992, they allegedly tried to persuade Yeltsin to cede part of the Kuril Islands to Japan. This fact became clear thanks to the fact that Ratnikov and his colleagues were able to read the thoughts of some American and European leaders. The special services arranged in such a way that the planned visit of the president to Japan fell through, and thus Russia managed to save the Kuril Islands. In 1992, they allegedly tried to persuade Yeltsin to cede part of the Kuril Islands to Japan. This fact became clear thanks to the fact that Ratnikov and his colleagues were able to read the thoughts of some American and European leaders. The special services arranged in such a way that the planned visit of the president to Japan fell through, and thus Russia managed to save the Kuril Islands.
