STALIN What does he want, this “giant”, an evil genius covered in Russian blood, a dream of shock workers, a Soviet ruler and the inspirer of “our achievements?” In Russia, like in a shoemaker's workshop, it is untidy, dark and uncomfortable. Seminarian? Raider? Who is this? There is fog around him

Stalin I wouldn’t undertake to paint a portrait of Stalin now. But for many years I have been studying the personality of one... an artist who peered long and intently at this nature and once, over the course of three days, made several broad and bright strokes that are worth taking a closer look at. Although…

Stalin ...I would like to describe my meeting with Stalin, which made a strong impression on me. This happened when I was studying at the Industrial Academy. The first graduation of its students took place in 1930. Then our director was Kaminsky, an old Bolshevik, a good comrade. I'm going to him

Stalin He was for me, as for many other children and adults, half a fairy tale, half a true story. Superman. However, I never doubted that he was a true friend and a wise teacher. Later I learned something else about him, not so attractive and pleasant, which had been hiding in the shadows for a long time.

Stalin He was for me, as for many other children and adults, half a fairy tale, half a true story. Superman. Nevertheless, I never doubted that he was a faithful friend and wise teacher. Later I learned something else about him, not so attractive and pleasant, long hidden in the shadows

Marvelous accurate predictions left to the descendants of I.V. Stalin, some of which have already been fulfilled. Prophetic prediction by I.V. Stalin about Russia - the USSR, the Russian people and the East (quoted from the article by R. Kosolapov, “What kind of truth is it to Stalin?” Pravda newspaper, July 4, 1998).
1939, on the very eve of the war with Finland, I.V. Stalin invited the famous revolutionary (since 1915) Alexandra Mikhailovna Kollontai, daughter, to his office for a conversation tsarist general, who at that time was ambassador plenipotentiary to Sweden (1930 - 45). The conversation was very confidential and made an extraordinary impression on A. M. Kollontai. “When I left the Kremlin, I didn’t go, I ran, repeating, so as not to forget what Stalin said. Entering the house... I began to write down. It was already late at night... An indelible impression! I looked at the world around me differently. (I turned to this conversation in my mind many, many times already during the years of the War and after it, re-read it, and always found something new... And now, as if in reality, I see Stalin’s office in the Kremlin, in it there is a long table and Stalin... Saying goodbye , He said:
- Be strong. Hard times are coming. They must be overcome... We will overcome them. We will definitely overcome it! Stay healthy. Temper yourself in the fight."
A recording of this conversation with I.V. Stalin was found in the diaries of A.M. Kollontai, which she kept for a long time. For the first time, these archival extracts were published by the historian and biographer A. M. Kollontai, Doctor of Historical Sciences M. I. Trush in collaboration with prof. R. I. Kosolapov in the magazine “Dialogue” for 1998
J.V. Stalin said:
“Many of the affairs of our party and people will be distorted and spat upon, primarily abroad, and in our country too. Zionism, striving for world domination, will brutally take revenge on us for our successes and achievements. He still views Russia as a barbaric country, as a raw materials appendage. And my name will also be slandered and slandered. Many atrocities will be attributed to me.
World Zionism will strive with all its might to destroy our Union so that Russia can never rise again. The strength of the USSR lies in the friendship of peoples. The spearhead of the struggle will be aimed, first of all, at breaking this friendship, at separating the outskirts from Russia. Here, I must admit, we have not done everything yet. There is still a large field of work here.
Nationalism will raise its head with particular force. It will suppress internationalism and patriotism for a while, only for a while. National groups within nations and conflicts will arise. Many pygmy leaders will appear, traitors within their nations.
In general, in the future, development will take more complex and even frantic paths, the turns will be extremely sharp. Things are heading to the point where the East will become especially agitated. Sharp contradictions with the West will arise.
And yet, no matter how events develop, time will pass, and the eyes of new generations will be turned to the deeds and victories of our socialist Fatherland. New generations will come year after year. They will once again raise the banner of their fathers and grandfathers and give us full credit. They will build their future on our past.”
Further, according to this diary entry, I.V. Stalin said:
“All this will fall on the shoulders of the Russian people. For the Russian people - great people! The Russian people are good people! The Russian people, among all nations, have the greatest patience! The Russian people have a clear mind. It’s as if he was born to help other nations! The Russian people are characterized by great courage, especially in difficult times, in dangerous times. He is proactive. He has a persistent character. He's a dreamy bunch. He has a purpose. That’s why it’s harder for him than for other nations. You can rely on him in any trouble. The Russian people are invincible, inexhaustible!”

Wolf Grigorievich Messing - a mysterious person . He made predictions with amazing accuracy, which attracted the attention of both ordinary citizens and government officials. He was awarded the title of Honored Artist of the RSFSR for performances demonstrating the ability to read minds. However, this is only a small part of what attracted the attention of the general public.

Wolf was born on September 10, 1899 in small town near Warsaw. Parents were Jews. WITH early childhood the boy began to notice unusual visions, and those around him learned about them. At first, Messing’s conversations were not given any importance, but everything prophesied came true. In Berlin, Wolf met with Professor Abel, as well as impresario Zellmeister. Thanks to the help of these people, the seer was able to further develop and demonstrate his skills. In 1939, with the outbreak of World War II, the telepath was able to move to the USSR. The master's relatives died in concentration camps. Concert activity continued in the USSR.

With the money received from the performance, Wolf purchased two fighters and donated them to the pilots of the Union Army. One of most interesting pages in the magician's biography - acquaintance with Stalin. Wolf prophesied the crash of the plane on which Vasily, the leader’s son, was planning to fly, thus saving his life. Messing also precisely named the date when the war would end.

Hitler declared the predictor a personal enemy and promised a good reward to anyone who would destroy the seer. The basis for the hostility was a prophecy published in the newspapers. The clairvoyant predicted Hitler's death if his army went east. After entering German troops Wolf had to flee to Poland to the USSR. So he became a Soviet soothsayer.

Messing failed to work well with Khrushchev. Predictions about the fate of Russia the telepath did based only on his own visions. The leader insisted on custom prophecies. Messing began to receive less and less permission to perform concerts and fell into a deep depression, which over time developed into a mania of persecution. A long-standing leg injury required surgery. The operation was successful, but the clairvoyant’s kidneys suddenly failed and his lungs swelled. Wolf died on November 8, 1974.

The unusual childhood of a seer

Wolf suffered from sleepwalking from early childhood. His father, Gregory, was able to save his son from the problem. A basin with cold water. When Messing got out of bed, he put his feet in the water and immediately woke up. At the age of six, the boy was sent to study at a cheder (a school operating at a synagogue). Another talent became noticeable here - an amazing memory. The boy easily memorized the texts of the Talmud. The father wanted to see a respected rabbi in his son, so sent for training to yeshibot.

Wolf did not want to follow the path of the clergy. In his second year of study, the boy ran away from educational institution. Arriving at railway station, he boarded the first departing train and hid under a bench, as he was traveling without a ticket. When the inspector approached, Wolf handed the inspector an ordinary piece of paper, looking intently into his eyes. The controller not only did not disembark the stowaway, but also offered to sit more comfortably.

In Berlin, the boy began working as a messenger; the earnings were meager. The body, exhausted from lack of sleep and food, could not stand it. One day, Wolf fell in the middle of the street, and the doctors who came to take his body pronounced him dead. The child was taken to the morgue, but one of the trainees felt a slight heartbeat, which he reported to the mentor. It was Professor Abel.

Fiction or reality

Wolf Messing did not consider visions as magic, for him it was a physical ability. In 1965, the journal Science and Life published the seer’s memoirs. Thanks to the publication it appeared there are many myths about the soothsayer, this information needs to be debunked:

After a while it became clear: Messing was not involved in the memoirs.

A few unverified facts

Unverified, but interesting facts include the following:

Messing's predictions about Russia and other countries were of interest to a variety of segments of the population, so a lot of information appeared about the life of the seer.

Reasons to believe unconditionally

A lot of controversy arose around such an odious figure as Messing. The prophecies aroused and continue to arouse both admiration and mistrust. Arguments in favor of the soothsayer - predictions that have come true:

Whether to trust, each person decides for himself.

Prophecies for the 21st century

The unstable situation in the world forces people to pay attention to prophecies in order to understand what is happening. There is no verified evidence that the seer made predictions about world events for the 21st century. But there is some unverified information:

The medium also believed that the 21st century would mark the beginning of leveling out the confrontation between Russia and the United States. Friendly relations between countries can be established.

False Prophecy

Wolf Messing was distinguished by exceptional truthfulness and was a responsible person. He predicted only when visions came. There were no failures in the telepath's practice. But even a minor mistake had a negative impact on the seer’s reputation.

One day after a speech, a woman approached Wolf holding a letter from her son. Communication with him was cut off after how I left for Australia. The medium said that the text of the letter was written by the hand of a person who died. The seer's next visit to the city was not very pleasant. The son, whose death his mother had come to terms with, returned home. But when the investigation of the circumstances began, it turned out that the letter shown to the master was actually written by a man who had died at that time, and the woman’s son was forced to resort to help, since he was illiterate. Since then, Messing's prophecies began to be believed again, and the medium's reputation was restored.

Last vision of events

Due to the accuracy of the predictions, I want to believe that the last vision will come true. When asked about the third world war, the medium answered negatively. In relation to Russia, he said that there would be peace. Currently, when in various points As armed conflicts persist throughout the world, this prophecy can be considered irrelevant. However, they revered the master’s talent and believe that the prediction about peace will come true, local conflicts will subside, and global confrontation will be avoided.

Legacy of a Great Master

People perceive such a person as the predictor Wolf Messing differently. Many people treat prophecies with skepticism; this situation mainly arises due to the presence of a mass of unreliable materials created with the aim of speculating on the personality of the medium. And not everything told by Messing became public domain. According to unverified information, after the death of the seer there was many manuscripts found th with data about the future of different states. Now the documents are stored in the archives of the special services.

Messing argued: everyone has telepathic abilities, only the degree of their manifestation is different. A person must develop a gift. The medium has only one student - Olga Migunova. According to unverified information, Wolf gave Olga an encrypted prophecy with data about the future of humanity. The information has not become available to anyone, so it is impossible to talk about the content or authenticity of the message.

Olga Migunova and Wolf Messing met in Gelendzhik. A medium performed here; Olga was 16 years old at that time. Unexpectedly, the seer asked the parents to take the child out the door to wait for the end of the performance there. The girl, according to him, interfered with the session. It turned out that Olga has unique hypnotic abilities, and Messing can help develop the gift. On family council decided: pedagogical institute Olga will graduate in absentia, the main training will be given to Messing. Now Migunova is the President of the International Academy of Hypnosis. She opened wellness center, patients are received here.

Even though the attitude towards Wolf Messing was ambiguous, it is impossible to deny that this man has superpowers. He himself said: there is no magic in visions. He was able to read thoughts by sensing a person's muscle impulses. As for the ability of foresight, it is much more interesting, since the future is not revealed to everyone. Are there any terrifying prophecies about the fate of the planet and states, it is impossible to answer with complete certainty. Taking into account that some of the manuscripts are in secret archives, it becomes obvious: the great master left a message for future generations that will eventually become the property of humanity.

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Supernatural

Wolf Messing rightfully earned the title of the First Soviet psychic. First not only in terms of count, but also in the quality of the information provided, which is relevant to this day. Where did the belief in witchcraft and witchcraft come from in the godless Soviet times?

Biography of Wolf Messing

Everything we know about the biography of Wolf Messing is recorded from his words. He did not skimp on details, but many question the words of the great mentalist and hypnotist. We won't do this.

Wolf is Jewish by nationality, and his father carefully tried to make his son a respected rabbi. He suppressed in the child his abilities, which manifested themselves in childhood. What scared my father most was that Wolf walked around at night.

Dad placed a basin with ice water so that he would douse Wolf if the latter dared to get out of bed.

The son was sent to school at the synagogue, and there Wolf showed excellent abilities - he memorized long prayers from the Talmud, and could read any text from memory. His father decided to send him to a school where they trained clergy. But Wolf Messing went against his father’s will. He ran away from home and took a train, deciding to escape to Germany.

The boy had no money, but he had the gift of convincing people. He was able to convince the conductor that the dirty piece of paper from the floor of the carriage was his ticket. The conductor punched the piece of paper and, in addition, seated the child in a comfortable place.

“Young man,” his voice still rings in my ears today, “your ticket!”

My nerves were tense to the limit. I reached out my hand and grabbed some piece of paper lying on the floor - it seemed like a piece of newspaper... Our eyes met. With all the strength of my passion and mind, I wanted him to mistake this dirty piece of paper for a ticket... He took it and somehow turned it strangely in his hands. I even shrank and tensed, burning with frantic desire. Finally, he thrust it into the heavy jaws of the composter and snapped them... Handing me back the “ticket,” he once again shone his conductor’s flashlight with a candle in my face. He was apparently in complete bewilderment: this little thin boy with a pale face, having a ticket, for some reason climbed under the bench...” V. Messing “About Himself”

Little Messing, at the age of 10, found himself completely alone on the streets of Berlin. Whatever he did there—swept, worked as a delivery boy, carried bags—but his attempts to survive were in vain. The growing organism was dying of hunger.

One day he fainted on the street and was taken to the hospital. The doctors' diagnosis was clear: death by starvation. The dead child was taken to the morgue to show his body to the trainees. And then the incredible happened - one of the young doctors heard his heart beating, very slowly, but still clearly.

Psychiatrist Abel took the boy and waited for three days for the child to come out of his coma. After the baby came to life, the doctor began to work with him, teaching him to slow down the heart rate at his command. Abel found the first impresario for Wolf, who gave him a job at the panopticon - a Berlin exhibition center where all sorts of rarities were presented. One of them was Wolf Messing. His task was to immerse his body in suspended animation for three days, for which he received 15 marks - unprecedented money.

“I worked at the panopticon for more than six months. This means that I spent about three months of my life in a transparent, cold coffin. They paid me as much as five marks a day! For me, accustomed to constant hunger strike, this seemed like a fabulously large amount. In any case, it is quite enough not only to live on one’s own, but even to help one’s parents in some way. That’s when I sent them the first news about myself...”

Such famous personalities as Freud and Albert Einstein also came to see it. Wolf Messing tells how he came to scientists’ apartments and they communicated through thoughts, mentally giving him orders to carry a newspaper or bring him a glass of water. The 16-year-old teenager easily figured out what the bright minds were asking for. From that time on, their patronage greatly helped the boy.

Wolf Messing decided to take psychology courses to develop his skills. At that time, he often used his gift of persuasion and learned to read people’s thoughts. In addition to speeches, where he managed to read what people in the audience had planned, he also went from house to house and was often invited to help find stolen property. After some time, when his influence in Germany and Poland reached an incredible limit, he began to interfere with many people. They tried to slander him, compromise him, kill him, but Wolf, a great mentalist and hypnotist, always came out unscathed.

He was unable to escape only on the day when he dared to predict failure in the east of the USSR in 1939. He had to run away.

He, along with other refugees, moved to the Soviet Union, where he visited cultural centers until he was hired. The USSR was wary of his talents, but still he was able to earn fame there too. He worked in Moscow, and then went to Minsk. Wolf Messing’s first meeting with Stalin took place there.

Wolf Messing and Stalin

“And again an unfamiliar room.

A man with a mustache comes in. Says hello. I recognized him immediately. I answer:

Hello. And I carried you in my arms...

How is it on your hands? - Stalin was surprised.

On the first of May... At the demonstration..."

Stalin did not immediately believe that Wolf Messing had any special abilities. They have not yet practiced a squad of psychics on how widespread this is now.

Wolf was the first. Stalin forced him to carry out difficult checks - to pass by the guards in the Kremlin, to receive 100,000 rubles from the bank without documents... The checks continued, but they were all passed with dignity and brilliance.

Finally, Wolf was allowed to work. He went on tour and on June 22 the Great Patriotic War began.

Wolf was not forgotten, he spoke to the soldiers in Novosibirsk, inspiring them to victory, opening their eyes to this war, to their personal capabilities. In 1944, a miracle happened for Messing himself - he met his only love, Aida Messing. She approached him herself, volunteered to be his assistant and remained for him until the end of her life. reliable support. Aida did not live long - she died in 1960.

In addition to performing, Wolf also helped in other ways. Once he transferred the sum of a million rubles from Tashkent to the needs of the Red Army. True, the prison guards forced him to do this, and he offered 50 thousand. After this, Steel sent him thank you letter and released the Jew to freedom. Later, with his savings, he bought Soviet army 2 planes.

Stalin no longer sought a meeting with Wolf Messing, but Wolf himself wanted such a meeting. In 1953, he came to a reception to ask the leader of the world proletariat to eliminate the persecution of Jews in the country. Stalin rejected his wish and, enraged, Wolf predicted his death during a Jewish holiday. And so it happened, Stalin died a few weeks later, on March 5, on the day of Purim - the miraculous salvation of all Jews

Wolf Messing: predictions about Russia

Wolf Messing was not a predictor in the usual sense of the word. His predictions were intuitive in nature and usually happened during periods of great stress, for example, during rage or public performances.

So, while still in Germany, he predicted a fatal war for Russia and the victory of the USSR over fascism. Of course, he didn’t want to do this while speaking in front of thousands of people. But the words themselves fell from his lips, like sleepwalking, which he could not cope with as a child.

The next prediction for Russia happened on the clearly indicated date of Victory Day - May 8th. He did not name the year, but Stalin himself noted the clarity of his predictions.

There is no mention even by Wolf Messing that he worked closely with the Kremlin, however, such a connection existed.. It was carefully classified, like many other connections of Stalin. So, for example, in this article we wrote about Dorogov’s secret laboratory, where he carried out Stalin’s secret instructions to develop.

Wolf Messing participated in espionage, identifying those who were against the USSR. He knew how to identify lies, truth and people's thoughts. He did this using some special method, reading information from body movements, heartbeat, and wave vibrations. He himself described his gift this way:

“Psychological experiments are my job, and it’s not easy at all! I need to gather all my strength, strain all my abilities, concentrate all my will, like an athlete before a jump, like a hammerman before hitting with a heavy sledgehammer. My work is no easier than the work of a hammer hammer and an athlete, or a designer bending over a drawing. new car, or a geologist, along an unknown path looking for a rare mineral in the impenetrable taiga... And those who have been to my psychological experiments have sometimes seen drops of sweat appearing on my forehead..."

Thus, psychics say that Stalin arranged meetings with suspicious people and listened carefully to what Wolf had to say about them. Often his word turned out to be decisive in the fate of a failed spy.

As already stated, these meetings are not confirmed, but real facts- Stalin's allocation of an apartment in Moscow to the famous Messing, his release from Tashkent prison in 1943, his evacuation to Novosibirsk to save his life - speak for themselves. Stalin definitely used the services of the hypnotist Wolf Messing.

Wolf Messing 2016

Wolf Messing died in 1974, having determined his own date of death with terrifying accuracy. This ability to know the dates of people's deaths was the scourge and curse of Messing. He also predicted the death of his beloved wife, who was suffering from cancer, and was inconsolable not only five years after her death, but also a year before - knowing the truth about her chances for life.

His own death occurred at age 75. He got sick, and lying in the hospital room he said, “Well, that’s it. I won't come home again." Wolf was taken out, but a day later his kidneys failed and his last prediction came true.

Wolf Messing did not make predictions for 2016 or 2015. In general, he thought little about the future, although he diligently saved money, which after his death went to the state. One way or another. After himself, Wolf left only his own name, glorified in different countries.

Messing believed that people should not know their future, because it would only cause them pain, as it caused him suffering.

Many people consider Messing to be a magician and do not believe in his abilities, which, in their opinion, he carefully falsified. In his book, Messing reveals the secrets of illusionists and thereby tries to explain that his method has more serious possibilities. Now there are sites that teach people hypnosis using the Messing method. This is not entirely quackery, because Wolf was studied by various scientists and they concluded that his method can be learned if you can feel someone else’s and your own body.

Be that as it may, Wolf Messing was the first to pave the way for psychics in the USSR and now, in 2016, thanks to the predictions and speeches of Wolf Messing, psychics are not afraid to declare their superpowers.

What do you think about the famous Jew Wolf Messing? Do you consider him a great illusionist and showman or do you believe in his sincere psychic skills? Share your own impressions and thoughts about the first hypnotist and psychic of the USSR.

There are probably few people who do not know who Wolf Grigorievich Messing is. This man lived an amazing life, predicted and even changed people's destinies. They knew him and feared him, believed him and did not trust him. Stalin himself favored the clairvoyant, allowing him to hold concerts throughout the Soviet Union.

Childhood

In 1899, on September 10, in a place near Warsaw, which at that time belonged to Russian Empire, Gure-Kalvary was born Wolf Grigorievich Messing, a man famous for his outstanding superpowers. His parents were very religious and wanted their boy to become a rabbi. However, Volka (that was the name of Wolf Grigorievich) resisted such a fate in every possible way. Then they resorted to a trick and bribed a colorful tramp to play the messenger of God in front of the boy. Volka believed the vision and went to study. However, two years later, having met that same tramp, he recognized him as an angel who had appeared with a sign and realized that his parents had simply deceived him. Then the boy, disappointed in everything, left home, stealing money from donations to the yeshiva.

He boarded the train to Berlin, but since there was not enough money for a ticket, he hid under a bench. When the controller came up and asked for a ticket, he was very scared, but he picked up some piece of paper from the floor and, wishing with all his being that it would turn into a ticket, handed it over. In response, the ticket holder calmly took the piece of paper, punched it and wondered why the boy was traveling under the bench if he had a travel card and the carriage was full of empty seats.

This is how young Messing learned about his ability to instill in people an illusory reality.

Youth

The newly discovered ability did not help in life at all at first. The boy worked as a messenger in a house for visitors and did everything he was told. At the same time, he earned almost no money. And once he even fainted from hunger right on the street. He was taken to the hospital, and not finding a pulsation, he was sent to the morgue. But some trainee still felt the heartbeat. Abel, a very famous neuropathologist and psychiatrist, was present. The professor became interested in the boy and began to teach him how to control his body, and then introduced him to the man who became his first impresario, Zelmester.

This is how young Messing began his career. He lay down in a crystal coffin and plunged himself into a state similar to death, receiving considerable money for this. Over time, I learned to read other people's thoughts and turn off pain, turning into a real artist.

The future psychic Messing Wolf Grigorievich became more and more famous. In 1915, Sigmund Freud and Albert Einstein even attended his performance, but unfortunately, they did not leave any notes about this fact.

In a speech in Warsaw in 1937, he predicted the death of the Fuhrer if he moved his troops east. For this, the artist and his family were arrested, but thanks to his superpowers he managed to escape. He crossed the river and ended up on the territory of the Soviet Union, where Wolf Grigorievich Messing began his new life.

Mature years

The psychic hardly knew the Russian language, and during his entire subsequent life, having lived in the country of the Soviets, he never really learned it. He was hardly known here, but having become a member of the concert crew in the Brest region, Messing Wolf Grigorievich nevertheless became an artist. His biography apparently became known at the very top of the government. And one day, right at a concert in Gomel, two NKVD workers appeared on stage and, asking for forgiveness from the audience, took the artist to Stalin, with whom he later met more than once.

After this meeting, Messing receives a new start in life, and they begin to pay him fabulous fees.

When the war began, Wolf Grigorievich (according to at will or under duress from the NKVD) donated his money for two aircraft. It is known that at this time he was even arrested and interrogated. It happened during a tour in Tashkent.

Messing continued his travels with performances. By personal order of Stalin, he was allocated one-room apartment in Moscow on Novopeschanaya Street, where he lived happy years life with his wife Aida Mikhailovna since 1954.

Old age

Wolf Grigorievich Messing lived out the rest of his life alone in another, more spacious apartment on Herzen Street, already without his beloved wife. He was surrounded by two dogs (Mashenka and Pushinka), as well as his wife’s sister.

He knew about the date of his death, and the closer it became, the more phobias the old man developed. However, Messing said that he was not afraid of death, he was simply endlessly sad that this very special experience of living life on Earth would never happen again.

One day, when he was taken to the hospital, leaving the house, he looked back and said that he would never return here again. The operation was performed by a first-class surgeon and was successful. But then complications began and my kidneys began to fail. The legendary telepath Messing Wolf has died.

Years of his life: 1899-1974.

Tour

During his life, an outstanding person, artist and psychic managed to travel around different countries. He performed and traveled a lot, of course, in the Soviet Union.

Despite the materialism that reigned in the country, Messing managed to lift the veil of the unknown and show by his own example the existence of a different, intangible world.

Very often at his speeches he read people's thoughts and carried them out. For example, guessing what was in the hands of a certain person or written words on paper that was sealed in an envelope was typical.

All these numbers seemed fantastic to the audience. Although skeptics, of course, came up with a rational explanation for them, talking about his excellent command of elementary idiomotor skills.

Personal life

In Novosibirsk, Wolf Grigorievich Messing met and fell in love with a woman, Aida Mikhailovna Rappoport, who became a reliable friend, assistant at performances and wife.

They lived happy years side by side, but in 1960 Aida Mikhailovna died suddenly of cancer. And Messing knew about her upcoming departure. He was left alone and did not give any concerts for six months, experiencing the loss very hard.

But as time went on, he began to gradually come to his senses and even perform sometimes. Wolf Grigorievich was surrounded by close people, but life began to become burdensome and the talent bestowed on him turned into a punishment.

Close

Messing was afraid to have children, so he did not have his own. But among those around him there were close people whom he treated with fatherly care.

One of them was Tatyana Lungina, who met him for the first time in June 1941, when she was only 18. Later, the latter used her notes about meetings with Messing to write his autobiography “About Himself.”

Many people described wonderful stories in which they became participants, and where the main character was the psychic Messing Wolf.

Vadim Chernov talked about an incident at the dacha when everyone went into the forest to pick mushrooms. Messing did not like this activity, but together with everyone else he also went into the forest. Everyone scattered in search of mushrooms. After some time, Vadim went out into a clearing, where he saw Messing sitting on a log, surrounded by local children. The guys squealed with delight and asked Wolf Grigorievich about the non-existent little animals that they saw and played with. When Vadim approached and Messing noticed him, their eyes met and the clairvoyant said that here was the beast for him. The young man suddenly saw a bear, but was not at all afraid, and numerous squirrels, bunnies and hedgehogs appeared around the children. However, what he remembers most is the basket, filled to the brim with excellent mushrooms (although before meeting their eyes, he knew for sure that it was empty).

Another case was described by Tatyana Lungina. It was a session at the Central House of Writers when Wolf Grigorievich Messing agreed to demonstrate a cataleptic state. By that time he was no longer young, so in case he could not get out of it on his own, Doctor Pakhomova assisted him. Forty minutes after Messing tuned in, she stated that the pulsation had ceased to be observed. The audience placed two chairs on the stage, on the backs of which they placed a lifeless body (heels and the back of the head). It looked like it was made of wood. The heaviest man sat on Messing's stomach. And even after that, the body did not bend one iota. The psychiatrist pierced the neck muscles right through. There was no blood or other body reaction. Then Messing was asked a question, to which he did not answer, but when they put a pen in his hand and put the album on him, he, like a robot, raised his hand and wrote the answer on it.

With the help of medical manipulations, he was brought out of this state, but it was not easy for the 64-year-old medium. And a few days later he continued to remain unsociable and taciturn.

Gift or Punishment

In old age, the gift began to weigh heavily on Messing. He was tired of other people's thoughts, which were mostly not the most pleasant. If in his youth everything was much easier, then in old age he treated his gift as a punishment. After all, he knew everything in the smallest details about his future, and all the miracles that he showed to the public had long become a daily routine for him.

He knew that many people were jealous of the gift, thinking that if they could do this, they would move whole mountains. However, Wolf Grigorievich argued that there could be no advantages in life from talent, and therefore there was no need to be envious. If a person is decent and does not intend to commit any illegal acts, no gift will give him superiority.

Wolf Grigorievich Messing, whose photo is given below, in recent years life turned into a gloomy pessimist.

Messing and the greats of this world

The highest ranks and those in power were interested in the telepath. Hitler, Stalin, Khrushchev - they all knew Messing, and he even made predictions to some of them.

He did not see Hitler, but foresaw his death, for which he almost paid with his life.

Stalin wanted to personally test Messing's gift. For this purpose, he first suggested that he receive one hundred thousand rubles from Sberbank by presenting a blank piece of paper. When this succeeded, the poor cashier who gave out the money suffered a heart attack. Fortunately, he was saved. In addition, Messing himself unhinderedly walked to Stalin through all the patrols, and also left him, waving his hand to the leader from the street. When asked how this was possible, Wolf Grigorievich said that he simply convinced everyone he met that he was Beria.

However, the psychic did not always observe political caution, and at a time when almost everyone in the country was confident in the friendship of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, Wolf Grigorievich Messing predicted a completely different development of events. Because of this, his biography was almost cut short again. He said at his speech, answering a question from the audience, that he saw Soviet tanks on the streets of Berlin. Despite the fact that his concerts were canceled for a time, he was not arrested. Later, when the war began, the artist continued his activities.

Predictions

In addition to the fact that Wolf Grigorievich predicted the death of Hitler and predicted the war, he also named the date of victory (the eighth of May) at one of his speeches. True, the year was not named. But in the first days of the war, he was summoned by Stalin to the Politburo, where he predicted victory for the Soviet troops and named the year and month.

Stalin kept track of the predictions that the psychic made; he was overgrown with all sorts of legends, sometimes difficult to distinguish from those that actually happened. But on the day when the act of surrender of Germany was signed, Stalin sent Messing a telegram, where he noted the accuracy of the predicted date. And it's a fact.

They also say that the leader of the peoples asked the telepath about his date of death. But the latter, foreseeing awkward question, said that he would not answer, but at the same time promised to never tell anyone about it.

It is known that the psychic secretly kept a green notebook in which he wrote down predictions relating to both the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, about events in the USSR, the USA and Israel. However, she disappeared without a trace after Messing's death.

The life of this mysterious man was cut short on October 8, 1974. The place where Messing Wolf Grigorievich is buried is