Soul substance: where does our consciousness travel?

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

The problem of the existence of the soul is of great interest throughout the world. Official science prefers not to discuss this topic, although it is known that in many laboratories of the world experiments have been going on for a long time, the purpose of which is to understand what kind of substance it is, whether it is really capable of seeing, hearing and thinking.

In the early 1990s, great interest was aroused by the report of Yevgeniy Kugis, Doctor of Natural Sciences, about unique research at the Institute of Semiconductor Physics of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences. Ultra-precise measurements, carried out for almost 12 years, have shown that a person at the time of death inexplicably loses from 3 to 7 grams of weight. All attempts to prove that weight is lost naturally have failed. Many researchers believe that this is the weight of the soul leaving the body.

Experiments on the recognition of the soul substance were carried out in the late 1980s at VNIIRPA im. A. Popov, in a specially created laboratory, under the guidance of Professor Vitaly Khromov. Scientists have found that the substance that we call the soul is the sum of the wave radiation of all living cells of the body.

The subject's soul was even captured and displayed on the monitor screen. According to the correspondent, who in those years had a chance to talk with Professor Khromov and be present at one of the experiments, the soul on the screen had a rather bizarre shape, vaguely reminiscent of a human embryo.

Fantastic things have been written about Khromov's experiments. It was as if soul transplantation operations were carried out in his laboratory: the soul of a newly deceased person was transferred to the body of another person who was on the verge of life and death, but who could still be saved.

And as if several "operations" were carried out successfully, as a result of which the dead people - very famous and influential - were in such a peculiar way extended their lives, and they lived for some time in the bodies of other people. The names of the "operated", of course, are kept in the strictest confidence.

The soul goes from body to body

The very possibility of artificially moving the soul from one body to another was known for a long time - medieval mystics wrote about it.

Usually, such a change of souls occurs spontaneously, without any human participation, for some reason unknown to us. An alien, "wandering" soul enters a person. She adjoins in the body with his original, kindred soul, sometimes completely drowning out the latter and completely taking possession of the human being. More often, however, the infused soul does not manifest itself in any way and makes itself felt only in some extraordinary moments or during hypnosis.

There are cases when a person's own soul leaves a person, and at this moment another body enters the liberated body - with its own memory and accumulated experience. This usually happens during clinical death. From the outside, it looks like this: a patient “returned from the other world” comes to his senses, but does not recognize either relatives or friends and does not remember anything from his life until his clinical death. But he remembers someone else's life. If not for this oddity, then he could be called a completely normal and mentally healthy person …

In the 1970s, the entire Western press wrote about 12-year-old Helena Marquard, a resident of West Berlin. When she woke up after a serious injury, she did not recognize anyone close to her and did not understand those who spoke to her in her native German language. The girl began to speak Italian, which she had never known before. She stated that her name was Rosetta Rostigliani, that she had lived all her life in Italy and died there at the age of 30.

Scientists became interested in this case. Elena-Rosetta was taken to Italy. There she recognized her home and her daughter, whom she called by her childhood nickname.

A similar incident took place in Prague in the 1920s during the infamous Spanish flu epidemic. In a crowded morgue, one of the "corpses" suddenly came back to life. After spending some time in the hospital, this man was discharged, but did not go to his home, but somewhere in the countryside, where no one knew him. There he entered one of the houses and announced that he lived here. He called himself the first and last name of the owner and remembered many details of "his" life in this house. The police investigation established that the real owner had died, and his body was lying in the morgue at the same time as the body of the "impostor." This latter knew everything about the deceased owner, although he had never met him.

The story ended with the villagers finally recognizing the "impostor" as their miraculously resurrected household member. It was not so much his good knowledge of family affairs that convinced them of this, but his habits, manners, peculiarities of speech, which cannot be copied.

The soul of a Russian artist moved into an American soldier

It has been noticed that such cases most often occur during the mass death of people. The case of David Pelendine, which attracted the attention of the entire scientific world in the United States, occurred at the height of World War II.

David, the son of a white man and an Indian woman, was born and raised in the American countryside. He studied on the reservation, did not differ in success and twice sat in a correctional prison for teenagers. In 1944, David went to fight in Europe. There he was wounded, taken prisoner, the Germans tortured him, and then, dying, was placed in a concentration camp.

The British who captured the concentration camp found David's body, identified him by fingerprints and prepared for sending home, when it was suddenly discovered that life still glimmered in the young soldier.

He was treated in hospitals in Austria and France, then transported to the United States. Finally, David regained consciousness only after two and a half years. When he woke up, he amazed those around him, saying: “My name is Wassily Kandinsky. I am a painter . At first they thought that he was delusional, but the young man behaved quite intelligently. In English, he spoke with a strong accent, previously unusual for him. And, even stranger, he knew Russian well, which he had never studied. He spoke Russian without any accent and quite competently.

Later, when they began to understand this story, it turned out that the famous Russian artist Vasily Kandinsky died in France in 1944 at the age of 78, just in those December days. when David Pelendine lay without signs of life in a German concentration camp.

The American after his "resurrection" lived as if he was learning everything anew. He corresponded intensively with relatives and friends, asking them to give him any information about his pre-war life. Then he developed a craving for drawing. Nowhere learning this. "Vasily" began to paint oil paintings, and at first he signed them with the name "Kandinsky". Art critics who were shown his paintings unanimously declared that this was the real Kandinsky, and the signature belongs to him.

In addition to painting, David became interested in playing the piano. Here you can recall that the real Kandinsky received a musical education and played this instrument superbly. Subsequently, Pelendine ran an art studio and at the same time (with only six classes of education!) Lectured at the University of Denver.

Already a professor, Pelendine agreed to undergo hypnosis. A unique tape recording has survived, where Pelendine answers the hypnotist's questions in Kandinsky's voice with a distinct Russian accent.

Communication with the soul of the famous artist showed that it really took over the body of a young American soldier at the time of his death. Kandinsky's soul contributed to the subsequent "resurrection" of David.

Spirits have their own hierarchy

But this begs the question: why didn't Pelendine's own soul return to the body to revive it?

The answer to this and many other questions related to the spiritual essence of people, we probably will not know for a long time. Occultists have some considerations. For example, regarding the strange resurrection of Pelendine, they say the following: the spirits have their own hierarchy. There are strong and weak among them. Apparently, Kandinsky's soul is one of the strong, which is why she managed to take the place of Pelendine's soul.

Strong spirits, unlike weak ones, can repeatedly and even repeatedly enter human bodies. As a rule, they are embedded in the bodies of babies still in the womb. But there are relatively few strong spirits; therefore, cases of reincarnation are so rare. Even less often they are introduced into the bodies of adults, as was the case with Elena Marquard, an unknown resident of Prague, and David Pelendine.