It happens that a person, against his will, for a certain time becomes a genius or clairvoyant. These facts baffle scientists. Imagine that you, for example, take a pen in your hands to write down a phone number, and suddenly … the hand itself begins to move on the paper, creating an image, a masterpiece image!
It is also surprising that sometimes in this way, people who have never had talent create real artistic masterpieces.
Scientists have called this phenomenon psychography. By the way, this concerns not only drawing, some begin to sing like opera stars, while others will express themselves in Latin. Some experts on the paranormal compare this phenomenon with obsession, with the only difference that talents that have appeared out of nowhere are also abruptly disappeared.
Real life cases of psychography
In a small village in Altai, a little-known artist Nikolai lived with his family. His wife Elena was engaged in housekeeping and raised children. One evening she went to the mountain to pick berries. For unknown reasons, the woman stayed on the mountain for several hours. When she returned, she took her husband's brush, dipped it in paint and…. painted a masterpiece on canvas! In the morning, to the question of the shocked Nikolai about how she managed to do this, Elena replied in amazement: "It was not me who painted …" The picture was bought by a private collector. And he paid so much money for Elena's masterpiece that Nikolai could not earn so much for all his paintings sold in life put together. This was Elena's first and last painting. The talent disappeared as quickly as it appeared.
Doctor of Science, psychologist Vladimir Raikov, received an anonymous letter: “Think what you want. Think of me as a dreamer, a liar, or a madman. However, my story is true! We were at my cousin's birthday party. When they drank a little, all the guests began to sing. Since birth, I had neither hearing nor voice, at school I hated music lessons. I just sat and listened to the guests singing. And suddenly … I had something like a blackout. I woke up, and I see that all the guests are applauding and looking at me with amazed eyes. It turns out that while I was unconscious, I sang Alyabyev's "Nightingale". Moreover, according to the guests, I sang professionally."
After reading the letter, the psychologist decided to conduct an experiment: a chemistry student, who speaks English at the level of a solid three, was inspired that he was a student at Oxford and English was his native language. The student, in a deep trance state, spoke in pure English!
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In another experiment, the psychologist suggested that the world chess champion Mikhail Tal play several games with an ordinary guy Andrey. Andrei played the first two games in a normal state, that is, he was losing. Vladimir Raikov immersed him in deep hypnosis and inspired him that he is a world famous chess player. After the session, Mikhail Tal said that in the first two games he played with a man who can be called an amateur chess player, and later he faced, though not a grandmaster, but a strong and aggressive opponent.
What do the experts say?
Materialists argue that this is how the subconscious mind can manifest itself, which is detached from the control of the brain. In some cases, this is due to the effects of head injuries. But experts on anomalies claim that in this way entities from the other world communicate with us. The argument in favor of the second opinion is:
In May 1941, a young Moscow guy Lev Fedotov wrote in his diary when and how the Great Patriotic War would begin. How will Hitler's troops advance to the east. He described the blockade of Leningrad and named the date of the Soviet counteroffensive. The young man listed all Hitler's allies and allies of the USSR. Leo also described the reasons for the US entry into World War II, and the collapse of the Third Reich. Believe it or not, then, in May 1941, this guy in the same diary described Gagarin's flight into space.
This may indicate clues from the outside. And we are talking about such clues that a person instantly forgets. In the afternoon, June 22, 1941, Lev Fedotov was surprised that the war had begun. He forgot what he wrote in his notebook …