Sergei Vronsky was born on March 25, 1915 in Riga. Sergei's grandmother was from the old Montenegrin princely family of hereditary healers and clairvoyants Nenadich-Njegos. She received an excellent education in Germany and France. In addition, she was seriously engaged in occult sciences - astrology, palmistry, magic.
While raising her grandson, she paid great attention to this side of his education.
From an early age, Serezha happily compiled horoscopes of friends and neighbors. His father was a general in the tsarist army, head of the encryption department of the General Staff, and spoke more than forty languages. His son had to count on a good career and not let his family down with the quality of his education.
Sergey's versatile interests: tennis, boxing, swimming, dancing - did not prevent him from brilliantly graduating from high school and in 1933 to be on the bench of the medical faculty of the University of Berlin. Thanks to his unusual abilities, he was transferred to the Bioradiological Institute, where, in addition to traditional medical disciplines, he studied psychotherapy, hypnosis, and shamanism.
Lectures were given by Tibetan lamas, Indian yogis, Chinese doctors. Once, while practicing, a capable Russian received an unusual assignment. From among the prisoners, 20 German communists and their family members, who suffered from various forms of oncological diseases, were selected for him.
They promised everyone whom he would cure to be released. Vronsky then managed to save sixteen people, among whom were four children.
Sergei joined the German Communist Party in September 1933 and, perhaps, already then began working for Soviet intelligence. Without openly confirming this cooperation, Sergei Alekseevich later recalled: “During these terrible years I was not only a student, but also an underground worker. Since 1938, I have secretly visited the Soviet Union several times … But so far I have no right to talk about it."
It is possible that the reasons for such a turn in his fate must be sought in his youth - friendship with Vilis Latsis, the future Latvian Soviet writer and major communist figure, could have had a serious impact on him.
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Sergei Vronsky met Rudolf Hess at the house of the prominent Nazi functionary Johann Koch. Hess, who was fond of astrology, asked Vronsky to draw up a horoscope for him and his girlfriend Eva Braun, whom he later brought to the astrologer he liked.
The relationship with Hess led to the fact that in May 1941 he fled from Germany. Having flown from Munich to England, having made a parachute jump, he eventually found himself in the villa of the pro-German-minded English aristocrat Lord Hamilton.
As you know, precisely because of this escape, the fate of many Nazi astrologers was unfortunate. This is how Vronsky recalled it:
“By 1941, we were close and completely honest. Rudolph knew about the Barbarossa plan. We made an astrological forecast based on the exact time of the invasion. The calculations foreshadowed the complete collapse of Nazi Germany. The horoscope has been rechecked more than once.
Everything fit exactly. Hess asked the Fuehrer to postpone the date, but Hitler made fun of him. There is nothing surprising about Hess's escape. He even thought of fleeing to Russia, but the stars predicted his immediate death there. The English version promised life. And so it happened. Hess outlived his fellow party members by 50 years."
The fate of Eva Braun was different. Having constructed the horoscope, Vronsky predicted an imminent significant take-off for her thanks to her marriage. As the legend says, passing along the corridor, Hitler saw Eva Braun and, after seeing her for a long time, immediately sent an inquiry to Hess who this woman was and what she was doing in the corridors of the Third Reich. The answer and the subsequent courtship fully confirmed Vronsky's forecast.
Vronsky was quite successful in helping Soviet intelligence. His assignments were to infiltrate the close circle of the Fuhrer, to supply information regarding the state of health of the latter and plans for the future.
During the 1941 African campaign, he is sent to the continent as a psychic doctor for the German expeditionary force of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, who fought in Libya and Egypt. Rommel then presented Vronsky with a personal weapon with the inscription "For honest and loyal service to the German Reich."
In 1943, Vronsky fled to the Baltic states. Barely alive, he goes deep into the rear with serious injuries.
1945 he was appointed director of a secondary school in Jurmala. And in 1946, on a denunciation, he was arrested, sentenced to 25 years in labor camps and sent to Mordovia, to the Pot'minsk camps. When he returned, he lived in Jurmala for a long time, and years later moved to Moscow.
For a whole year he lived in the kitchen with the great philosopher Alexei Fedorovich Losev. He gave underground lectures on astrology and collected materials for future books.
Finally, on Khrushchev's personal order, he was sent to Star City to work "in his specialty." For example, he insisted on postponing the date of Sergei Korolev's operation (the general designer died on the operating table). Together with Yuri Gagarin, he visited the United States, met with the Kennedy brothers, predicted the tragic death of him and Marilyn Monroe.
Vronsky called astrology cosmobiology, considered it the science of knowing oneself and one's capabilities.
Sergei Alekseevich Vronsky died on January 10, 1998, having almost finished the 12-volume work "Classical Astrology" in the manuscript. He predicted a wonderful time period for Russia, which, after long wanderings, would lead Russia to the shores of change.