Past life languages

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Tatti Valo (aka Natasha Beketova) was born on August 29, 1979 in Poland. Her father, a rocket officer, served there. Together with her parents, Natasha traveled all over Russia, lived in Uzbekistan. When my father retired, the family settled in Anapa. The parents divorced, and now the girl lives in a two-room apartment with her mother, a sick grandmother and an older sister.

In 1993, at school on a math test, Natasha suddenly fainted:

- I seemed to slip out of my body and watched what was happening from above. I don’t remember how I returned to my body. But I realized that I had completely forgotten the Russian language. But dozens of other mysterious languages popped up in my head. Almost all of them I can now write and speak fluently. And further I remembered all my past lives. I was both a man and a woman. She lived in different parts of the world: in Africa, South America, Europe, Asia.

The Tatti Valo phenomenon. Full version of the transfer

Another person with similar abilities - Willie Melnikov.

Fragment of the interior

- At the age of 4, I began to collect butterflies, insects and memorize their Latin names. At the age of 13, my parents revealed a family secret to me. It turned out that my real name is Storkvist. My grandfather was Swedish, my grandmother was Icelandic. As a veterinarian, he was invited to revolutionary Russia through the Comintern, but ended up in the millstones of the Stalinist meat grinder. To save the family, the father changed his last name to Melnikov. And the name according to the passport - Vitaly - I changed myself to Willie.

Having entered the Moscow Veterinary Academy, Willie began to "swing" languages from foreign students - Swahili, Mande, Zulushu, Ewe, Yoruba, Mwanga. By the army, he already knew a dozen languages well. A colleague reported to the special department of the unit (the part was secret - missile) that Willie was a polyglot. The special officers interrogated him with partiality and recorded in his personal file that he was a "spy." The tribunal and penalty battalion was replaced by Afghanistan.

- And on November 22, 1985, the third springboard happened, - Willie recalls with pain. - During the mortar shelling, an adobe wall broke and fell on our platoon, covered with a blast wave. I survived alone. He remained unconscious for 20 minutes, clinical death lasted 9 minutes. The record is 15 minutes, after which the neurons already die.

For almost three years my head ached as if it had been scraped out from the inside. But then learning new languages suddenly went even faster and easier. It happens like this. Willie looks attentively at a person speaking an unfamiliar dialect, listens to his speech, then as if tunes in, trying different registers, and suddenly, like a receiver, "catches the wave" and gives out clear speech without interference. Or he just starts to feel it. He picks up a book in an unfamiliar dialect and immediately begins to read. Comprehends the language, so to speak, visually. As he reads, a melody begins to sound in his head. This means that the brain is already ready to work on the language. Later taken for grammar.

VICTIM OF CHENNELING

- There is also such an unexplored phenomenon, - Willie continues, - uninterrupted understanding of a text unfamiliar to you. I had a predecessor, John Evans, a fellow of the Royal Archaeological Society in London, who lived in the late 19th century. He was not a polyglot: he knew, in addition to his native English, only Ancient Greek, Hebrew, Latin, Arabic and French. At that time, they only began to find Sumerian tablets and take them to Britain. Evans cataloged the findings. Once he peered at one of the Sumerian tablets, cuneiform, and caught himself that the meaning of what was written reached him. He wrote down the translation in a notebook. And there was still more than half a century before the deciphering of the Sumerian writing.

Evans died shortly before the First World War, and already in the 1960s, when many of the ancient texts were read, his notebook was found - and everyone was in shock! The hit within the meaning was 80 percent. Today I find myself in his situation: I just look at a language I don't know and understand what it is about. Channeling. This is how American psychoneurologists, whom I met in Prague at a conference on biometrics, tried to explain my phenomenon.

Сhanneling - from the English word сhannel, that is, "channel" and literally translated as "channeling" or "channel transmission". In other words, Willie for them was a person who was able to receive information from "higher realities." For foreign experts, this term is common, in our country it refers to esotericism.

- But languages for me, their number, is not an end in itself, - assures Willie. - They are doors to other worlds, building materials for creating your own art space, and sometimes - and keys to the mysteries of history …

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