What Juna could not foresee: personal tragedy of the first official psychic of the USSR

2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55

6 years ago, on June 8, 2015, at the age of 65, the famous healer, astrologer, artist, president of the International Academy of Alternative Sciences, the first officially registered in the USSR, passed away psychic Juna Davitashvili … Her abilities were recognized by both the scientific world and the church. Leonid Brezhnev, Marcello Mastroianni, Federico Fellini, Andrei Tarkovsky, Arkady Raikin, Robert Rozhdestvensky and many other famous people turned to her for help. Juna saved many, but she could not help herself: having the gift of foreseeing the events of other people's destinies, she did not see the tragedy in her own future.

Evgenia Bit-Sardis (this was Juna's real name) was born on July 22, 1949 in the village of Urmia in the Krasnodar Territory. By birth she was Assyrian, her father Yuvash Sardis emigrated from Iran to the USSR during the war years. They say she inherited her abilities from him. When she was 5 years old, her father suffered from back pain and he put his daughter on her back. The girl felt her legs suddenly become hot and then cooled down. And my father's pain was gone.

The family lived in poverty, and from the age of 13, Juna worked on a collective farm. Then she moved to Tbilisi, where she met her future husband Viktor Davitashvili. In Georgia, everyone soon learned about her abilities. In 1980, Juna moved to Moscow, where her persona became interested in political and scientific circles. She was constantly watched, put on various experiments on her and came to the conclusion that Juna is a real psychic. She was examined by psychiatrists and physicists, according to rumors, she was constantly accompanied by representatives of the KGB.

In the 1990s. All-Union glory and recognition came to her. Juna organized the International Academy for Alternative Sciences. The healer was engaged in non-contact massage, she managed to heal serious illnesses without any medication. The fact that this was not a hypnotic effect, but a physical one, was confirmed by numerous experiments in the laboratory of the Institute of Electronics and Radio Engineering, where scientists examined the psychic.

At the same time, Juna conducted her own research and experiments and patented 13 inventions in the field of medicine. For example, the Juna-1 physiotherapy apparatus, which she called a “biocorrector”. Her abilities were recognized not only by scientists, but also by clergy. In the Vatican, the healer met with the Pope, in Russia she repeatedly communicated with Vladimir Gundyaev, who later became the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill. Juna's house has become a kind of elite club for the initiated.

Juna was not only a healer and psychic - she was also engaged in creativity, painted pictures, sang, performed on stage in a duet with Igor Talkov. She had many friends from the Moscow bohemian environment, and in 1986 she even married the novice composer Igor Matvienko, however, their marriage lasted only a day, since she married in spite of her half-brother.

Many of her predictions came true, but she could not foresee the tragedy in her own life. First, she had a daughter who died at the age of 2 months. In 2001, her son Vakhtang got into a car accident. When he was little, she had already saved his life, almost giving up hers. Then the boy was diagnosed with sarcoma, and with the help of contactless massage, Juna managed to heal him. She tried to help him this time in the same way. The treatment was successful, but a few days after his recovery, Vakhtang went to the sauna, which could not be done in his condition, and died there. According to the official diagnosis, he died of cardiovascular dystonia, but the psychic did not believe this and even claimed that his son was killed.

After the death of her son, Jun no longer practiced, did not communicate with journalists, and led a reclusive lifestyle. Actor Stanislav Sadalsky, who communicated with the healer, said that with the departure of her son, she lost her energy and seemed to have died herself. Juna could no longer heal people and quickly lost her sight. She was never able to come to terms with the loss and in recent years she simply lived, and did not live.

According to Pavel Globa, the healer was unable to help herself because of the “aberration of proximity”: “When you have a telescope, you can use it to observe the Moon and the stars. But if you look at your immediate surroundings, everything will blur. It's the same here. As a rule, healers in their personal lives can do little and are almost helpless."

Skeptics called her "Rasputin at the Brezhnev court", "black colonel of the Kremlin" and a genius charlatan, but even those who doubted her abilities could not deny that she was one of the greatest women in the history of the twentieth century. She became a legend, just like her predecessor: truth and fiction about Wolf Messing.