The Magic of My Brain: Confessions of Stalin's Personal Telepath
7 hrs. 39 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Wolf Messing
Author
Wolf Messing
Narrator
Andrey Leonov
Narrator
Andrey Leonov
Description
The first edition of the secret protocols of the investigation of the “Wolf Messing phenomenon” at the Institute of the Brain and a special NKVD laboratory, as well as the personal notes of the great clairvoyant who tried to unravel the mystery of his incredible gift.
Although Messing’s public performances were allowed in the USSR and even Beria and Stalin himself paid attention to his predictions, official science refused to recognize the supernatural abilities of the “personal telepath of the Leader.” What’s more, he was repeatedly tried to be portrayed as a “clever stage magician,” and even as a “charlatan.”
That is why, despite the fact that Wolf Grigoryevich admitted he himself didn’t fully understand the nature of his prophetic gift, he enthusiastically accepted the Institute of the Brain’s offer to study his consciousness, his extrasensory abilities, and his talent for foretelling. However very soon the great telepath realized that all these studies were completely classified, and that mental experiments were being carried out on the orders of Soviet special services, who wanted to use the “magic” of his brain for their own interests…
How these protocols under the label “top secret” and Wolf Messing’s personal revelations were taken abroad has still not been established—but their publication in Israel became a sensation of worldwide scale. In Russian, the book is being published for the first time.
Although Messing’s public performances were allowed in the USSR and even Beria and Stalin himself paid attention to his predictions, official science refused to recognize the supernatural abilities of the “personal telepath of the Leader.” What’s more, he was repeatedly tried to be portrayed as a “clever stage magician,” and even as a “charlatan.”
That is why, despite the fact that Wolf Grigoryevich admitted he himself didn’t fully understand the nature of his prophetic gift, he enthusiastically accepted the Institute of the Brain’s offer to study his consciousness, his extrasensory abilities, and his talent for foretelling. However very soon the great telepath realized that all these studies were completely classified, and that mental experiments were being carried out on the orders of Soviet special services, who wanted to use the “magic” of his brain for their own interests…
How these protocols under the label “top secret” and Wolf Messing’s personal revelations were taken abroad has still not been established—but their publication in Israel became a sensation of worldwide scale. In Russian, the book is being published for the first time.
