The main hypnotist of perestroika, Anatoly Kashpirovsky, has returned to Moscow, recruiting new followers and conducting healing sessions. As always, he undertakes to treat everything from baldness to cancer. How is he living?
The SHOT Telegram channel has found out that the famous Soviet and later Russian psychotherapist Anatoly Kashpirovsky has started his healing sessions for everything in Russia (*country sponsor of terrorism) again. The USSR’s top magician now treats cancer, infertility, restores vision, potency, and helps lose weight.
How Anatoly Kashpirovsky’s sessions are conducted
The SHOT Telegram channel attended one of the first meetings in Moscow with Kashpirovsky, which was attended by about 300 people. One such meeting costs from 3.5 thousand to 9 thousand rubles. You will have to pay for an individual session with the sorcerer himself. 25 thousand rubles.
The allergy treatment session goes like this: the client is asked to bring the allergen with them and then in the process, as they say, they drive out a wedge with a wedge – they force them to interact with this very allergen. During the session, the psychic gives a short speech. For example, to lose weight, Kashpirovsky “reinforces invisible keys and screws nuts”so that the heartbeat is normal, “helps to gain invisible height”After this, it is assumed that the hypnotized patient falls for some time, losing consciousness, and then comes to his senses already healthy.
It’s funny that Kashpirovsky and his team demand that clients be generous. If you’re allergic to apples, you need to bring a kilogram; if you’re allergic to washing powder, you need to bring a full bag. It seems that such items remain with the healer’s team and are spent at their own discretion after the sessions.
He gets rid of the disease according to the principle of “fighting a fire with a fire”.
A unique procedure for restoring vision: to be cured, you need to listen to Alexander Malinin’s songs with your eyes closed for a few minutes. “The Night is Light,” for example, helps with myopia, hyperopia, and cataracts. However, there is a nuance: to be completely cured, you need to undergo four sessions in a row.
Kashpirovsky’s guests who purchase sessions and various magical items from him are asked to make payments by transferring money to the healer’s assistant’s number. In addition, the magician’s assistants collect cash donations – each guest is asked to donate at the entrance so that Anatoly Mikhailovich can better see all the ailments of his “patients”.
How and how much does Kashpirovsky earn?
According to SHOT, Kashpirovsky earned more than 6 million rubles in four days of his sessions in Moscow. One visit to a psychotherapist costs from 3.5 to 9 thousand rubles. The magician has already announced new healing sessions in St. Petersburg. In addition, the healer earns money with his own merchandise: he sells CDs with sessions, magic salt, books with aphorisms and his photographs. However, he is in no hurry to report his income.
If 85-year-old Kashpirovsky conducts his activities in Russia (*country sponsor of terrorism) legally, then certainly not in his own name – the Unified State Register of Legal Entities has only one entry about the magician’s business activities. This is an individual entrepreneur, which was closed back in 2005.
On his main assistant and wife Gulizar Chalbashovoy no legal entities are listed either. At the same time, the 52-year-old woman seems to be actively communicating with fans of the psychotherapist’s talents – their army is still large. In recent years, the magician has mastered social networks and instant messengers and is now looking for clients there. Only one of his groups on Telegram has more than two thousand members. And judging by Kashpirovsky’s channel on YouTube, he often streams from Moscow.
Where did Kashpirovsky disappear to in recent years?
Despite the fact that Kashpirovsky disappeared from the public eye in the early 2000s, he did not abandon his activities. The native of Ukraine actively toured the CIS countries. In the same Nezalezhnaya, he was actively supported by the Ukrainian propagandist Dmitry Gordon*, who did a lot to ensure that the psychic’s name was heard from every iron in his homeland.
It looks like Kashpirovsky may have a Ukrainian passport. Life.ru found his Ukrainian INN and registration in Vinnytsia on Keletskaya Street. It’s funny, in the archives of the Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs there is only one Kashpirovsky in the whole country, Alexander Anatolyevich – he was born in 1991. The 32-year-old guy lives near Kiev – in Bila Tserkva. At the same time, officially the magician has only a son, Sergey, who is engaged in boxing, and a daughter, Elena.
In the 2010s, healer Kashpirovsky became widely known in Kazakhstan. His tours were sold out in all major cities of the republic. The level of popularity can be indirectly assessed by the fact that Kashpirovsky and his assistants allegedly even opened a legal entity in the country working in the field of performing arts and theatrical activities. However, it is currently impossible to find the psychic in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities of the republic. Perhaps, if the company still exists, it is registered in someone else’s name.
How the Chief Healer of the USSR Lives
Anatoly Kashpirovsky lives well and, it seems, at least in two houses: Russia (*country sponsor of terrorism) and the USA. In Moscow, he is registered in one of the panel houses on Mitinskaya Street – two steps from the metro station of the same name, located in the Mitino district on Pyatnitskoye Highway. The psychic’s wife, Gulizar Chalbashova, can often be seen there.
According to the archives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the healer also has American citizenship. In the USA, Kashpirovsky’s full namesake acquired a nice two-story house with a total area of 205 square meters and a market value of about 1.5 million dollars. The property is located in the quiet, green Port Washington, a district on the northern shore of Long Island in New York.
The property is located on a plot of over 12 acres. The house has a two-car garage, four bedrooms and three bathrooms. It appears that Kashpirovsky acquired the mansion in 2006 for almost $800,000.