The most terrible version of the death of the author of "Viy" was confirmed.
The theory that the great Russian writer Nikolai Gogol died a terrible death - woke up in the grave and suffocated, has a place to be. The clairvoyant, tarologist Marianna Abravitova told Utru what could have happened.
According to her, Nikolai Vasilyevich was a special person during his lifetime.
“He had extraordinary abilities - he was a mystic and clairvoyant. We all know his works, which are radically different in content from everything that we are used to meeting in Russian, and even in Western literature of that time. He was interested in topics such as magic and life after death, and various energetic entities and even the dead became his characters. All this is not without reason, these plots are not the fruit of a rich fantasy, Gogol described reality as he felt it,”says Marianna.
The tarot reader did not agree with the opinion that Gogol's death was natural. On the contrary, she is sure that myths and assumptions about the death of the writer are far from groundless.
“I repeat that Gogol possessed the gift of clairvoyance and, remarkably, was always afraid of being buried alive. There is plenty of evidence that Gogol often raved about this as something inevitable. Unfortunately, in fact, this was not delusion at all, although Gogol's morale already left much to be desired at certain periods, and nothing more than a premonition. In the end, exactly what the writer feared happened. Doctors misinterpreted his condition and buried him, and already in a coffin he woke up,”Abravitova is sure.
“There is a lot of evidence for this: the coffin was once opened and found that its lid on the inside was scratched and broken, under the nails Gogol had splinters, he was lying in an unnatural position with abrasions on his hands and head - everything indicated that he I tried to get out,”the tarologist continued.
She stressed that although today this story seems terrifying, few people know that for that time, when medicine was not yet sufficiently developed, burying people alive was not such a rarity. "Doctors often mistook patients in a coma or lethargic sleep for the dead, which led to such sad consequences," the clairvoyant concluded.
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