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09 October 2021 14:22
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On October 9, 2021, Allan Chumak, a very famous person in the USSR and Russia during the 90s, died. Thirty years ago, during the perestroika period and immediately after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the country was swept by a wave of interest in healers. The “Iron Curtain” fell, and the people froze in anticipation of a miracle from all sides, including from people who bent spoons from the screens like Uri Geller, or predicted the fate of the world like Wang.
Allan Chumak
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Allan Chumak, 1935-2017. Chumak was a journalist in the 80s of the last century. According to rumors, he came to healing during an investigation into a case of home-grown psychics. The future celebrity was so interested in this topic that over time he discovered his ability to heal people at a distance using the power of thought and hidden energy.
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In 1989 he was invited to appear on TV. From the television screen, Chumak conducted weekly “healing sessions”, during which he “charged” water, various creams and other substances.
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He retired after the intervention of the Ministry of Health. He tried to get involved in politics, but it didn’t work out.
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Then Chumak returned to his roots - he began writing books, studied his “gift” together with a team of like-minded people, and willingly participated in various television talk shows. After Chumak disappeared from the screens, viewers flooded him with letters. In subsequent years, the psychic met with some of them individually.
Modern realities
Currently, there are many healing methods. Numerous healers in Russia are invading the sphere of providing medical services. Numerous sorcerers, psychics, healers, traditional healers, and other representatives of “alternative medicine” claim the presence of supernatural abilities, thanks to which they can cure any disease.
Some healers and healers in Russia are ready to make spells from photographs, without using any medications.
Anatoly Kashpirovsky
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Anatoly Kashpirovsky, 79 years old. The psychotherapist’s finest hour came when he appeared as part of the “Vzglyad” program on the Kyiv-Moscow television bridge. And since almost the entire Soviet Union watched the program, fame did not take long to arrive.
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Kashpirovsky treated children's incontinence; his telework dissolved tumors and healed them from any injuries. Terrible “I give instructions!” Almost every Soviet person remembers Kashpirovsky.
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Anatoly Mikhailovich has an honorary doctorate in psychological sciences. He is also a Master of Sports of the USSR in weightlifting.
Yuri Longo
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Yuri Longo, 1950-2006. The "Master of White Practical Magic" was a very popular television character in the 90s. The author and presenter of several TV programs demonstrated his “extraordinary abilities” to television viewers, while being an actor by training, by the way.
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He usually appeared on screen in a white robe, hung with chains. Longo assured viewers that he had the ability to bring the dead back to life.
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According to rumors, he was a masterly seducer and mastered many methods of seduction. Yuri Longo summoned the souls of famous people, practiced healing and predicted the future. But ex-wives believe that he was not as great a lover as they said about him.
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He founded a school of magicians in Moscow, and also opened several of its branches in Israel, Germany, the USA and Australia. He took part in several television shows in Japan and became a very popular person in the Land of the Rising Sun. Longo died suddenly of a heart attack.
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Yuri is survived by his daughter Yulia, she has a family and two children. But the ex-wives and girlfriends of the “magician” were unable to arrange their personal lives.
Holy healers unmercenary
Author: Press service of the temple
Date of publication: 11/24/2017
The next meeting of the Society of Orthodox Doctors was devoted to the topic of saints - patron saints of medicine.
As you know, unmercenaries are called saints of God who healed people and livestock free of charge, using not so much natural medical skills and knowledge as the grace-filled gift of prayer and miracles. That's why they are also called miracle workers. The list of unmercenary saints includes:
- Holy Great Martyr and Healer Panteleimon († 305),
- Holy Apostle and Evangelist Luke (+ 1st century);
- Free doctors Cosmas and Damian of Rome (+ 284);
- Unmercenaries and miracle workers Cosmas and Damian of Asia (+ III);
- Holy Martyrs Cosmas and Damian of Arabia (by place of origin) or Cilician (by place of suffering), (+ 287 or 303);
- Hieromartyr Ermolai (+ 303 or 305)
- Holy wonderworkers and unmercenaries Cyrus and John of Alexandria (+ 311);
- Rev. Sampson the Stranger (+ 530) and the Holy Martyr Diomede, Physician of Nicaea (+ 289);
- Holy Martyrs Photius and Anicetas (+ 305);
- Hieromartyr Mokiy, presbyter of Amphipolis (+ 289);
- Holy Martyr Thalaley of Cilicia (+ 284);
- Holy Martyr Tryphon of Nicaea (+ 250);
- Hieromartyrs Antipas, Bishop of Pergamon (+ 1st century), Charalampius, Bishop of Magnesia (+ 202) and Blasius, Bishop of Sebaste (+ 316);
- Saints Spyridon, Bishop of Trimifunt (+ 348) and Modest, Archbishop of Jerusalem (+ 633/34);
- Great Martyr Artemius of Antioch (+ 362).
Most of the saints listed had medical education and practice before their conversion to God. The holy martyr Tryphon was not a doctor, but in his youth he received from God the gift of healing illnesses and casting out demons. The Hieromartyr Antipas, the Great Martyr Artemy, the martyrs Falalei, Photius, Aniketas and Mokiy, although they were not healers during their lifetime, were nevertheless included in the list of unmercenaries due to numerous posthumous miracles and healings through prayers to them. The unmercenary saints Tryphon, Blasius, Charalampius, Spyridon and Modest helped not only people, but also dumb creatures, and are also deliverers from the invasion of harmful insects.
Since ancient times, the veneration of St. doctors without money and in Orthodox Rus', where it was customary in the churches of Cosmas and Damian to pray for healing from ailments. The Russian Orthodox Church began to treat them with even greater respect after the miraculous rescue of the royal family during a train crash near Kharkov, which happened on October 30, 1888. Emperor Alexander III then held the roof of the overturned carriage on his back for some time until the rest of the passengers got out. At the same time, the Emperor offered prayers specifically to Saints Cosmas and Damian of Arabia, whose memory was celebrated that day. Russia was shocked by what happened. Therefore, in the place where the royal family was saved from death, in a village called Borki, a temple was soon built. At that time, many icons depicting Saints Cosmas and Damian were painted in Russia. Prayers of thanks were offered to them, prayer services were served, and many chapels and temples were erected. There is also a Church of Cosmas and Damian in the Chelyabinsk region (the village of Yushkovo).
All the saints listed above have their own separate memory. There was no general or cathedral memory of them in the Menaion until 1980. For the first time, the common memory of the unmercenary saints was united in the Russian St. Panteleimon Monastery on Mount Athos, where an annual vigil is held in honor of their common council on the nearest Sunday to November 1 (the memory of St. Cosmas and Damian of Asia). The reason for this was that in the Russian Svyatogorsk monastery the relics of all the unmercenary saints are kept, parts of which are collected in one ark, which is taken out for worship on the day of their common memory.
“By studying the lives of holy doctors, one can come to the conclusion that being a doctor is a feat,” summarizes the confessor of the Society, Archpriest Alexander Byankin, “It should be noted that every holy doctor sought first of all to heal the soul of his patient, and then his body (after all it is well known that many bodily ailments do not stop or even get worse if a person’s soul is damaged by sinful passions). A person with a medical degree, if he wants to be worthy of being called a doctor, must be impartial, uncovetous and unselfish, he must treat both rich and poor, both friends and enemies.
Also, based on the lives of the saints, we can conclude that a good doctor must be patient, hardworking, merciful and compassionate, he must think first of all about his patients, and not about himself. And finally, the doctor should carefully preserve the purity of his soul. Only if all these conditions are met can a doctor, by serving the suffering, please God.
In a surprising way, the peculiarities of the lives of the holy healers of the unmercenary are revealed in the life feat of our contemporary, confessor of the faith, famous surgeon, scientist and saint Archbishop Luke of Simferopol and Crimea (Voino-Yasenetsky). His life’s feat as an unmercenary doctor and confessor of faith is especially relevant today in the era of spiritual crisis and liberal values, the transfer of medical care into the service sector, when market relations overshadow moral ones.
Author: Larisa Ivanovna Kheruvimova, secretary of the Society of Orthodox Doctors of Chelyabinsk Text editing: Tatyana Kolodyazhnaya
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Juna (Evgenia Davitashvili)
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Juna (Evgenia Davitashvili), 1949-2015. The media wrote that among Juna’s patients were Leonid Brezhnev, Ilya Glazunov, Marcello Mastroianni, Robert de Niro and other prominent politicians of the USSR and Russia. Juna also performed on stage with Igor Talkov and Andrei Derzhavin.
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The main technique of this healer was non-contact massage. And besides this, Juna wrote poetry and paintings.
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In 2001, her son Vakhtang died in a car accident. This tragedy undermined Juna’s health - she began to lead an isolated lifestyle, practically stopped communicating with people and appearing on television.
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In the summer of 2015, she passed away due to vascular disease - a disease of the blood vessels. She became ill while shopping - an ambulance took her to the hospital straight from Arbat, but they could not save the healer.
Fedora Konyukhova
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Fedora Konyukhova, 92 years old. Grandmother Fedora, a resident of the village of Pilshichi, Belynichi district of Belarus, treated everyone: from Georgy Beregovoy to famous artists.
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People from different countries came to her for treatment. In the 1970s, she even had the opportunity to work in Star City at the personal invitation of Beregovoy.
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There are still reviews on the Internet about visits to her - she probably still receives and treats people.
Reasons for the popularity of alternative medicine
Why have Russian healers become increasingly popular and in demand among the population in recent years? There are two reasons for this phenomenon. Over the past decade, the cultural level of the population has increased significantly, as a result of which people’s attitudes towards their health have changed.
Official medicine is developing in a different direction; it is not able to satisfy people's demand. The emerging niche was filled by Russian healers. In our society there are quite a lot of people who sincerely believe in the power of traditional medicine and deliberately reject treatment from professional doctors.
Wolf Messing
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Wolf Messing, 1899-1974. A native of the Polish town of Gura Kalwaria, which at that time was part of the Warsaw province of the Russian Empire, in the USSR he made money from variety acts: he “read minds,” performed illusions in the circus, and received people as a psychic.
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Messing was so successful in his time that two fighter planes were even built with his money during the Second World War.
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And he died on November 8, 1974 after a long illness in his legs, which he received during the war. By the way, during his last tour in Kyiv in 1974, Messing predicted a future crisis in Ukraine, and also said that there would be no Third World War.
Ninel Kulagina
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Ninel Kulagina, 1926-1990. Fame came to her in the mid-1960s - after her unique abilities received wide publicity and began to be actively studied: The woman stated that she could read with her eyes closed, and when she was angry, objects began to move.
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Even researchers confirmed that Kulagina could really do phenomenal things: cause a severe burn with the touch of her hand, rotate the compass needle and move small objects. She managed to illuminate the film and create a series of geometric shapes on it.
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It was proven that during the experiments an electric field was formed around Ninel’s hands, and the microphone recorded ultrasonic pulses.
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Later, rumors spread that Kulagina’s phenomenal abilities were tricks that used almost invisible thin nylon threads. The persecution began, Ninel filed a lawsuit against the offenders and won. She suffered a heart attack and passed away in April 1990, without revealing the secret of her unique gift.
Nikolay Levashov
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Nikolay Levashov, 1961-2012. Nikolai called himself a scientist, academician, researcher, and in addition to the sciences - a psychic, healer, artist, plus he considered himself to be the descendants of the Russian noble and count family of the Levashovs.
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After graduating from university in the 90s, he served in the army, fell in love with a girl named Svetlana and emigrated to the United States, where he made money through his sessions, writing, and later performing on various shows on radio and TV.
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Returning to his homeland, he continued his work. In 2012, a strong man suffered a cardiac arrest. The doctors who performed the autopsy were shocked: all organs, including the heart, were completely healthy.
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Mzia Levashova. Second wife of Nikolai Levashov. She said about herself that she descended to the sinful Earth from space and could cure any ailment with her hands. For treatments, she organized mass sessions.
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After her divorce from Nikolai Levashov, Mzia kept his last name, but changed her name to Andromeda Solomonia. There were rumors that Mzia had moved to Spain, but her YouTube channel listed a phone number with a Moscow code.
Specifics of alcoholism treatment
Filling the body with potassium is, according to herbalists, an excellent way to reduce cravings for alcoholic beverages. They use natural honey as a source of potassium. Adding this product to drinks (and without informing the patient) helps to significantly reduce the craving for drinking alcoholic beverages. 10-14 days are enough to observe positive dynamics.
If modern medications negatively affect the liver, then thanks to various decoctions and infusions it can be cleansed. For example, traditional healers offer swallow root powder (at the rate of 0.5 grams for 7-8 days).
Zoya Reutt,
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Zoe Reutt, 1945-2017. In the 90s, the Ukrainian healer known as Maria Stefania treated with the touch of her hands and herbal infusions. She said that she could heal any disease, even cancer.
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In the early 2000s, she herself was diagnosed with cancer. Doctors helped the woman. The disease has subsided. Maria stopped her activities and transferred the money received for healings to orphanages and nursing homes.
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After this, she turned to faith and now declares: “Only God can do miracles. But we mere mortals don’t.” Despite all efforts, the healer died of cancer in April last year.
Grigory Grabovoi
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Grigory Grabovoi, 54 years old. In the 90s, he was a very “loud” sorcerer with flexible, so to speak, morality. For example, he promised to resurrect the schoolchildren who died in Beslan for 39 thousand 500 rubles.
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In the end, not without the help of the press, which conducted a major investigation into Grabovoi’s activities, “Jesus Christ in the Second Coming,” as he called himself, ended up in jail. He was released in 2010, and now continues his activities - but in Serbia.
Why do people choose doctors
Not everyone is ready to go to a medical facility and talk about the fact that they suffer from alcoholism. If a loved one or relative drinks excessive amounts of alcohol, believing that he is absolutely healthy, you can help him by preparing an herbal infusion. Lovage root is mixed with several bay leaves, then poured with vodka. The product must be infused for about two weeks in a dark place. Such products are absolutely harmless, they are not addictive, and do not cause negative effects to the body.
