Is there a “surefire” way to find them?
There are many old legends that tell about enchanted treasures. Nowadays, they are considered just a fabulous fiction. However, if we approach the possibility of the existence of such treasures from the point of view of modern physics, it turns out that it is quite possible.
The first place here is undoubtedly occupied by the stories of enchanted and sworn treasures. If the first "talked" in order to save the money acquired by good, then the second themselves were not given into the hands of seekers, because they were left by unrighteous people, first of all robbers.
An old legend describes the history of one of these treasures, allegedly left by the atamansha of robbers Barbara Iron Lob: “That treasure is buried in a snake cave in three cauldrons: in one gold, in the other silver, in the third semi-precious stones, which glisten like a spring day. The treasure is locked with twelve iron doors, the keys are thrown into the ocean-sea. The walls of the cave are hung with robber's axes and bristles - they themselves flog, they chop. Evil demons are guarding the treasure - they do not allow either horse or foot.
That cave was overgrown with a green ant, a clean field. There were many hunters for wealth - many heads were laid for that treasure, but the cherished head was still not counted. One man took out silver rubles - and what happened? He lived richly, but not for long: rubles turned into shards, the whole family was worn out, and the man
laid hands on himself."
The ending of this story is logical, because, according to ancient beliefs, the sworn treasure could not bring joy to a person. Sometimes, as soon as the seekers got to the bottom of the treasure, no matter how out of nowhere a storm arose with a whirlwind and whistle, forcing them to abandon everything and run away from this place. Or a troika would appear and rush straight at the diggers. Sometimes it happened that the treasure was taken out, but soon instead of money, instead of money, it turned out to be coal or withered leaves.
However, sometimes the robbers themselves conspired with evil spirits: they hid the treasure “on the head” or even on several dead souls, burying human sacrifices with it. It was believed that this gives additional strength to demonic wiles. To take such a treasure, it was necessary to ruin the same number of souls.
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Blue background
The so-called blue background also belongs to the otherworldly forces guarding the treasures. You can encounter it mainly in rural areas, where people used to live, but now there are only ruins: these can be abandoned villages, rural graveyards, ruined churches and estates.
The blue background manifests itself in different ways. It happens that it is - a light bluish glow over the ruins, and sometimes pale bluish flashes. And sometimes a disgusting fear, to the point of convulsions, to cold sweat, piles on. It falls on a person so unexpectedly that he does not even have the strength to run.
Many treasure hunters talk about the blue background. Moreover, everyone agrees that there is a mortal danger in it. There are cases when a young inexperienced man, foolishly went to such a place with ill fame, died: the guy was found dead, with a swollen blue face, as if he had died of a sudden heart attack.
It is believed that the blue background has something to do with people who lived in this place or were buried there. Seasoned treasure hunters tell scary stories about him, in which it is difficult to separate truth from fiction. For example, about how his victims were found "without a single bone in the body" or gone mad, or even not found at all.
There are different opinions regarding the reliability of such stories, but the fact that such a phenomenon exists is indisputable: too many people have encountered a mysterious and scary blue background. However, in modern treasure hunting there are other cases that defy explanation. For example, it is known for certain that when Ivan the Terrible laid siege to Kazan, the Tatar Khan decided to hide his treasury by flooding it in Lake Kaban. This small body of water is located within the city limits, and local treasure hunters have repeatedly tried to extract the Khan's wealth from the bottom. But to no avail. Only in the summer of 1940, when, by order of the city authorities, during the next attempt, the police ransacked every meter of the muddy bottom, the hook caught on a heavy chest. They tried to drag him into the boat. On the surface of the water appeared a black lid, tied with iron stripes. At the same instant, the steel hook of the gaff broke off, and the chest sank to the bottom. Although a buoy was immediately placed in this place, it was not possible to find the chest again. As well as other chests, of which, according to the chronicles, there should be at least one and a half hundred.
Kazan psychic A. Klivreev claims that the flooded khan's treasury is inaccessible to people, because it was conspired at the burial. According to him, the aura of an ancient spell is still preserved over Lake Kaban, which is perceived by people with extrasensory abilities.
So, in all cases, when it comes to conspired or elusive treasures, some unknown force interferes with taking certain actions in order to get the hidden. Moreover, this prohibitive intervention can be different in its form.
Information mines
In ancient times, people believed that such treasures were inaccessible, because they were guarded by creatures from the other world. In our rationalistic age, this explanation no longer seems sufficiently substantiated. But there is another, which is based on the latest discoveries of physicists.
Over the past years, I have maintained close contact with the director of the Moscow Institute of Information and Wave Technologies, Doctor of Technical Sciences Valery Evgenievich Hokkanen.
Under his leadership, the Institute studies the information radiation of a living cell and biological objects in general, including humans. For this, a supersensitive compensation receiver is used, which registers electromagnetic fields with a power of billions of times less than that of a flashlight bulb, and almost does not differ from the natural background.
Scientists managed to establish an interesting fact. It turns out that spontaneous electromagnetic radiation is inherent in humans, which leaves a trace in the surrounding space, which they called a field phantom. Physically, this is an ultra-low intensity field. It appears as a result of the fact that the waves sent by a person transfer atoms that are in space near his body to an excited state.
In the course of further experiments with the participation of the famous psychic Oleg Dobrovolsky, an experimental physicist who worked for many years at the Kurchatov Institute, another important discovery was made: by the power of thought, a person is able to impart certain properties to these invisible traces, that is, at his own discretion, change the characteristics of the local magnetic fields in a specific location.
Meanwhile, another scientist, Doctor of Psychological Sciences A. K. Popov proved that the magnetic environment in a particular place at a given moment has a very strong effect on our brain. The magnetic field, depending on its parameters, can cause, for example, hallucinations, panic and even an epileptic seizure.
All of these above scientific findings reveal the secret of the conspired treasures.
Suppose, hiding some values, a person sincerely believes that, say, the conspiracy that he reads, and even more so the ritual murder he performs, will save them from strangers. Then his thoughts will inevitably change the magnetic field in this place, as if they will put into it what he thinks about. When another person gets there, the uninvited guest may experience corresponding hallucinations, perceived by him as "demonic intrigues", panic, unaccountable fear and even serious disruptions in the body.
Of course, the mechanism of destruction of such "information mines" is much more complicated in practice, but the basic diagram is just that. Moreover, the centuries-old folk experience testifies to their high efficiency.
A sure remedy
Nevertheless, hunters to search for "luggage" were never transferred in Russia. Numerous signs helped them in this. For example, the people have long believed that lights shine over the treasures at night.
It was also recommended to use a fern flower that blooms once a year - on the night of Ivan Kupala. One has only to throw it up - it will fly into heaven and fall as a burning star over the treasure itself. But before taking it, it was imperative to neutralize the value-protecting spell.
Among the means used for this, the most faithful were plakun-grass, spryn-grass, Petrov-cross grass. For example, a tear-grass supposedly could work miracles: it is enough to attach it to the iron doors, and there will be no lock, no door, it will tear everything into small pieces. There was also special literature in Russia, the so-called "called books", in which detailed instructions were given on how to search for and take conspiracy treasures unsafe for humans.
If we proceed from the proposed hypothesis about "information mines" embedded in a local magnetic field, then such methods of "demining" them at first glance seem ridiculous. In fact, our ancestors brilliantly anticipated what modern science recently learned. Namely, the fact that plants also have electromagnetic radiation, and each has its own parameters, that is, different frequencies.
Consequently, any plant is capable of participating in energy-informational interactions. If superweak impulses emitted, for example, by plakun-grass, coincide with the frequencies of biocurrents that cause "information mines" in the human brain, then due to the resonance, the effect of the latter will intensify and the treasure hunter will start imagining any devilry. And vice versa. If the radiation frequency has opposite characteristics, then the negative impact will be extinguished at the moment.
Of course, no grass will break iron doors and locks. But it will protect the treasure hunter from hallucinations, fear and physiological failures. After all, the old recommendations on how to take the charmed treasures were not invented by idle inventors, but reflected the practical experience of those who were looking for hidden "baggage".
Rattling silver
Belief in the miraculous power of various magical means and techniques has never dried up among the people. For centuries this has been used by clever crooks. Posing as wizards, they opened secret conspiracies to those who wanted to get rich overnight, "disenchanting" the conspired treasures. And as a fee, they reprimanded themselves to a tenth of the values found. However, since they themselves knew the true value of their advice and did not believe too much in the accidental luck of treasure hunters, they often demanded an advance payment in money.
In 1843, by order of the Minister of Internal Affairs, an investigation was even opened against one of these deceivers, a serf peasant Count Sheremetev Leonty Anufriev. He was an inquisitive person who was interested in the achievements of the then science. One of them - a chemical known as "explosive silver", prompted Anufriev to pass off this mixture as a burst-grass extract in order to incite the peasants to search for treasures. For a visual demonstration of the power of his drug, without which it is allegedly impossible to extract a charmed treasure from a cache, he made such an experiment in his forge. For the sake of visibility, Anufriev put some kind of grass in a bottle with "rattling silver".
Then he put it on a strip of iron a quarter of an arshin (about 17 cm) thick, lying on an anvil, and smashed it with a light blow of a hammer. The experiment was a success: the iron strip shattered into four parts with a crash. The spectators who were present were so amazed by what they saw that one of them did not fail to inform the authorities about the “miraculous herb”. After that, a biased investigation was launched, and the case did not come to treasure hunting.
Finally, speaking about the charmed treasures, one cannot fail to mention the wax candle, which was considered an indispensable "tool" in their search. In the famous treatise of Papus on the practical use of magic, the following recommendation is given: “At the supposed burial place of the treasure, light a candle, set in a walnut candlestick. The closer the treasure is, the stronger its flame will flicker. And when it goes out, you have to dig there."
This advice may seem ridiculous, but in modern treasure hunting there are cases that confirm the old "recipes" that defy explanation. A modern treasure hunter Boris Zlochevsky tells about one of them as follows: “Three years ago my friends and I chipped in and bought an army mine detector. With his help, almost all the former estates of Count Vorontsov were ransacked near Moscow.
Frankly, the game was worth the candle. And once a real devilry happened to us. The mine detector gives a steady signal. Digging - nothing. Check again. The signal goes already a meter from the previous place. Digging again - and again nothing. And the signal goes back and forth, as if someone is mocking us. Then we remembered about the charmed treasures. The previous "burial places" were later, when people forgot about witchcraft. He took a candle out of his pocket, lit it and said as if in jest: “Amen! Crumble! " - and then the shovel came across a pot with coins. So don't believe the legends after that."
It is no coincidence that even today treasure hunters take with them both a metal detector and a wax candle.
Sergey DYOMKIN