The occult background of the Soviet regime was discussed no less actively than the occult background of the Third Reich. What role did Joseph Stalin play in it, who ruled the country of "victorious socialism" for almost 30 years? Was he an ordinary tyrant or were there unknown forces behind him? Unfortunately, we have only a few random facts at our disposal.
It is known, for example, that Stalin attended the Tiflis Theological Seminary, where the future famous magician, philosopher and occultist Georgy Gurdjieff also studied, at one time they were even friends. There is also a theory that Joseph Dzhugashvili was part of an occult "Eastern brotherhood" that consisted of Gurdjieff and his followers.
Sources say that Gurdjieff often referred to the mysterious figure of Prince Nizharadze. It was a pseudonym for a person whose “essence” was changed at the energetic level, which made him a zombie. Gurdjieff describes an expedition to the Persian Gulf, which included him and Prince Nizharadze. He says that the "prince" fell ill with a fever on the way, due to which the travelers were forced to stay in Baghdad for a month. It is known that in 1899-1900 Dzhugashvili worked in Tiflis in a geophysical laboratory, so in theory he could well have taken part in the expedition. The leader's face was covered with pockmarks, maybe this is a side effect of the "Persian" fever?
The party leader's nickname, Koba, also raises some questions. Translated from the Old Church Slavonic, this word means "sorcerer" or "prophet". This was the name of the Persian king Kobades, who conquered eastern Georgia at the end of the fifth century. The Byzantine historian Theophanes says that Kobades was a great magician and the head of a sect whose ideals were close to the ideals of communism, for example, they considered it necessary to carry out the division of property into equal parts in order to eliminate the difference between rich and poor.
During the Stalin era, the state security service created a whole department that was engaged in the search for extraterrestrial civilizations and ancient cultures. The Bolsheviks needed knowledge and technology that could make their power invincible.
It is also said that in 1941 Stalin secretly visited the famous Moscow blessed Matrona (Matrona Dmitrievna Nikonova). According to one version, Matrona told Stalin: “The red rooster will win. The victory will be yours. You are the only leader who will not leave Moscow."
The government at that time often resorted to the services of the hypnotist Wolf Messing. They say that once Stalin summoned him and ordered him to receive 100,000 rubles from the bank using clean paper. He had to convince the banker that he saw a check for 100,000, but when the experiment was completed and the cashier saw a blank sheet instead of a check, he suffered a heart attack. Messing's other task was to get into Beria's office without a pass, bypassing the guards. He easily coped with this task.
There is also evidence that the "leader of the nations" possessed magical knowledge and extraordinary abilities. Parapsychologists say that in most of the portraits Stalin was portrayed with a pipe, and all because tobacco smoke gave him magical protection.
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Daniil Andreev, in his Rose of the World, argued that Stalin could enter a special state of trance, which allowed him to see the deepest layers of the astral world. The leader, as a rule, went to bed before dawn, because he had access to his "astral body" only when the night was running out. At these moments, even Stalin's appearance changed: the wrinkles disappeared, the skin smoothed out, and the cheeks were covered with a blush.
Stalin needed to go into a trance to get energy, as well as to predict future events. Thus, Stalin found out what troubles and dangers could threaten him and tried to prevent them. According to Andreev, Stalin also communicated with spirits and demons. The mass executions were nothing more than sacrifices to this astral being. This is why Joseph Stalin managed to stay in power longer than any other Soviet ruler.
Balandina E. A.
