Wolf Messing’s Psychic Gifts
Wolf Messing was born in 1899 in Poland. He is an unsurpassed psychic, magician and prophet. Wolf Messing is truly an unsolved mystery of the 20th century. It is extremely important for this generation of the 21st century to know the enormous possibilities of the human mind through this incredible human being. It was almost Himalayan in the natural gifts that possessed and was able to explain to the world that he heard
He was the man whose prophecy brought fear to Hitler’s heart and whose supernatural abilities were admired by Sigmund Freud and Albert Einstein, and even by Soviet leader Joseph Stalin.
As a child he memorized the entirety of the Talmud, the main Jewish religious text after the Bible, when he was only six years old.
From an early age, Wolf exhibited extraordinary talents. One of them was an amazing ability to predict future events, read the thoughts of others, and find hidden or lost objects.
As a teenager, Messing decided to travel west to Berlin, the cultural capital of Prussia and the German Empire, to seek his fortune. He boarded the first train he could find and slept under the chair to avoid the ticket inspector, as he could not pay for the fare.
But the inspector eventually found out and requested a fine. Then Wolf picked up a piece of newspaper from the floor and handed it to the man. The inspector punched the paper and said, “You’re a stranger, aren’t you? Why hide when you have a ticket?”
This was the moment when the young wolf realized his power to manipulate others and change his behavior through the power of suggestion. Wolf was associated with a circus and toured extensively in Europe. His performances wowed millions of viewers across the continent and he became a celebrity.
In his performances, Messing could find hidden things, read minds, predict the future, and use the power of suggestion, all of which
It was done without the slightest slight of hand or the support of invisible hands. What the audience witnessed was not only ordinary tricks, but rather his amazing skills on the job.
The Messing phenomenon even sparked extreme curiosity from renowned scientists Sigmund Freud and Albert Einstein. Both men decided to test Messing’s abilities.
Without saying a word, Freud conveyed a thought to Messing. The psychic left the room, took a pair of tweezers, and again plucked exactly three hairs from Einsteins’s mustache, which turned out to be exactly what Freud was thinking. They were both in awe and deeply intrigued by this mysterious man.
The famous Messing prophecy reached Hitler. “If Hitler declares
war in the East, only death awaits him. “Hearing these words, Hitler was enraged and announced a 200,000 mark reward from the Reich for Messing’s head. After the Nazi invasion of Poland in 1939, he was persecuted by the Gestapo flee to the soviet union.
In the Soviet Union he continued his career as an entertainer and his reputation as a clairvoyant and telepath grew more and more. Deeply impressed by the legendary tales of Joseph Stalin, the Russian dictator decided to put it to the test.
For the test, Messing was challenged to perform the first one.
“Robbery from a psychic bank.” According to the dictator’s order, Wolf entered the Moscow Gosbank alone and unarmed.
At the state bank, Messing approached the teller and handed him a blank sheet of paper. He sent a thought to the teller, leading the bank clerk to believe that he had just received a check for 100,000 rubles. No questions, no hesiWhen the teller went to the bank safe, he came back and gave Wolf the designated amount. Soviet agents and plainclothes spies stared at him in amazement the entire time.
Stalin then organized another test for the great psychic. He asked Messing to come visit him at his dacha (country house) in Kuntsevo, which was one of the most fortified places in Russia in those days.
The next day, without any prior permission, Messing easily went through all the security checks and went straight into Stalin’s room. When Stalin looked up, he saw a man standing in front of him, who was none other than Wolf Messing. The Soviet leader was in awe of the Polish magician and demanded to know how he had accomplished this feat.
Messing calmly explained how he had used his powers of suggestion to convince Stalin’s guards that the psychic was actually Lavrentiy Beria, the much-feared Soviet chief of security and secret police.
Until his death in 1974, Wolf Messing’s incredible genius and uncanny ability to influence reality created an aura of mystery and intrigue around him. There are many Russians today who still believe that he was a true mystic, blessed with some kind of supernatural power.
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