One Psychic book everyone should read!

Wolf Messing the psychic was tested by Stalin and Gandhiji. Read details in the book

Whether you believe it or not there is a power which is beyond human understanding.

There are people who possess this amazing power and when they demonstrate their psychic power the people are stunned.

In order to understand this extraordinary power, one should read the book “Psychic Discoveries behind the Iron Curtain” This book was first published in 1970. Since then, lakhs and lakhs of copies sold out thorough out the world.
The book was written by Shelia Ostrander and Lynn Schroedar.
In 29 chapters the authors explain their research about the psychic happenings in Russia, Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia.
We may see here some of the important incidents that had happened in Russia and India.

Wolf Messing was one of the famous psychic personalities. He was born to a Jewish family in the village of Gora Kalwaria, 25 kilometers southeast of Warsaw.

From his young age he was performing for the public as a psychic entertainer.

Stalin knew of Messing’s supposed ability to telepathically project his thought into another person’s mind, to control or cloud their minds. Stalin wanted to test Messing’s psychic ability. Messing was to pull off a bank robbery and get 100000 rubles from the Moscow Gosbank where he was unknow.

Messing went to the bank and walked up to the cashier and handed him a blank piece of paper torn from a school notebook. He opened an attaché case and put it on the counter. Then he mentally willed the cashier to hand over the enormous sum of money.
The elderly cashier looked at the paper. He opened the safe and took out 100000 rubles. Messing stuffed the bank notes into the case and left. He joined Stalin’s two official witnesses in charge of the experiment. After they had attended that the experiment had been satisfactorily performed, Messing returned to the cashier. The cashier looked at him, looked at the blank piece of paper on his desk. He fell to the floor with a heart attack.

Stalin made one more experiment. He wanted Messing to come to his room which was guarded heavily. Accordingly Messing went one day to his room and stood before him! How did he do it? He mentally suggested the guard that he is Beria. Lavarenti Beria, the head of the Soviet Secret Police was a constant visitor to Stalin’s decha. So very easily he went to his room. Stalin was wonderstruck.

In later years Messing became a very rich man. And he funded for the construction of two Soviet fighter planes in 1942 and 1944. His name was inscribed in the planes.

In 1927 Messing came to India and met Mahatma Gandhi. The mental command Gandhiji gave Messing was a simple one. “Take a flute from the table and give it to one of the people in the room.” Messing did so. The man put the flute to his lips and began to play. Suddenly a basket in the room trembled and began to move. A motely-colored snake emerged from the basket and swayed in rhythm to the music.

Many more such incidents are described in the book. And anyone who read this book will start believing that the psychic power is real.

All the best, my dear reader, I am sure you will get a copy of the book.

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