Wolf Messing - biography and interesting facts about the psychic

Wolf Grigorievich Messing - youth and childhood

Wolf Grigorievich Messing was born in Gura-Kalvaria. The town, populated predominantly by Jews, was located in the Warsaw province. His date of birth is September 10, 1899. The family was extremely religious, he had three brothers. As a child, the hypnotist constantly sleepwalked, and he was cured of this using a simple technique. Near the place of sleep, the relatives left a large vessel with cold water; the future hypnotist instantly woke up when he stood in it.

A still from the film “Wolf Messing” based on the work of Eduard Volodarsky

Wolf Messing's father was considered an embittered loser. He bore the nickname Gershka the tramp. The family lived by renting a garden. Wolf and his brothers were caring for fruit trees. Mother, Hana Messing, died of consumption at a young age.

At the age of six, his parents sent him to study at the cheder, a Jewish religious school at the synagogue. Most of the training consisted of memorizing the Talmud. The future hypnotist and psychic then demonstrated extraordinary skills in memorizing complex texts. He excelled in his studies, and his phenomenal memory seemed to his father a good inclination for his son to become a rabbi.

The atmosphere at home and at the elementary school made Wolf Messing a devout young man. His father convinced him to complete his studies at an institution for training spiritual ministers - Yeshiba. He dreamed that Wolf would become a rabbi and provide himself, and at the same time, his elderly father with a well-fed existence.

Wolf Messing

But the career of a confessor did not suit Wolf's taste. He did not want to devote his life to serving the Lord, argued with his father, and the latter had to pretend that he had given up. After the event when the future famous psychic saw a traveling circus performance, he rushed to a career as a magician. The parent did not take his son’s hobbies seriously and decided to resort to meanness - he asked an acquaintance to pretend to be God and, under this guise, force the child to study to become a rabbi. Wolf did not recognize his father's friend, got scared and lost consciousness.

The next morning, Wolf resigned himself to fate and went to class at the Jewish school. He would have become a confessor, but the young man saw a father he knew who helped convince his son to study to become a rabbi under the guise of Yahweh. Wolf Messing recognized this man and understood his father's deception.

At that time the student was only 11 years old. He ran away from his father's home. Funds for food had to be stolen from the synagogue's charitable collections. There were 9 kopecks in the donation mug, but the boy decided that such an amount was better than nothing. He jumped on the first train that arrived at the station and left his hometown.

Interesting facts from life

Vadim Chernov talked about an incident at the dacha when everyone went into the forest to pick mushrooms. Messing did not like this activity, but together with everyone else he also went into the forest. Everyone scattered in search of mushrooms. After some time, Vadim went out into a clearing, where he saw Messing sitting on a log, surrounded by local children. The guys squealed with delight and asked Wolf Grigorievich about the non-existent little animals that they saw and played with. When Vadim approached and Messing noticed him, their eyes met and the clairvoyant said that here was the beast for him. The young man suddenly saw a bear, but was not at all afraid, and numerous squirrels, bunnies and hedgehogs appeared around the children. However, what he remembers most is the basket, filled to the brim with excellent mushrooms (although before meeting their eyes, he knew for sure that it was empty).

Another case was described by Tatyana Lungina. It was a session at the Central House of Writers when Wolf Grigorievich Messing agreed to demonstrate a cataleptic state. By that time he was no longer young, so in case he could not get out of it on his own, Doctor Pakhomova assisted him. Forty minutes after Messing tuned in, she stated that the pulsation had ceased to be observed. The audience placed two chairs on the stage, on the backs of which they placed a lifeless body (heels and the back of the head). It looked like it was made of wood. The heaviest man sat on Messing's stomach. And even after that, the body did not bend one iota. The psychiatrist pierced the neck muscles right through. There was no blood or other body reaction. Then Messing was asked a question, to which he did not answer, but when they put a pen in his hand and put the album on him, he, like a robot, raised his hand and wrote the answer on it.

With the help of medical manipulations, he was brought out of this state, but it was not easy for the 64-year-old medium. And a few days later he continued to remain unsociable and taciturn.

Wolf Messing - life after escaping from home

A short time after the boy left his father’s house, the first problem befell him. There was no money for a ticket, and Wolf Messing rode as a hare. When he saw the inspector approaching, he hid under a bench in horror so that he would not send him back to his deceiving father.

The controller noticed the “hare” and demanded a ticket. Wolf Messing grabbed the dirty piece of paper from the floor and, wishing with all his heart to get out of the situation, handed it to the controller. He was surprised and asked: “Why are you driving under the bench? Look, there are empty seats around.” This is how Wolf Messing first used hypnosis on a person. This happened unconsciously, but the boy realized that he had a supernatural ability.

This fact from the biography of Wolf Messing has become legendary, like many others. It was discussed that he allegedly forced the conductor to jump out of the train, which led to the latter's death. This is fiction.

By chance, the train took the tramp to Berlin. He earned money as best he could - he shined shoes, helped loaders, worked as a courier and a dishwasher. There was not enough money, and the boy was starving. One day he fainted on the street while delivering a package. He was almost mistaken for a dead man, but one of the trainee doctors heard a faint heartbeat.

After a three-day coma, Wolf Messing came to his senses. It was handled by Dr. Abel, a psychiatrist and neuropathologist. He realized that the patient knew how to control the body, could practically stop the heartbeat. The doctor became interested in the boy's abilities, and he began to study them. Wolf did not resist because he could end up in an orphanage. He recalled that after meeting Dr. Abel, life began to smile at him. The reports compiled by the doctor were burned during the hostilities.

Predictions

Wolf Messing, as a legendary personality, is surrounded by all kinds of rumors and speculation. The same applies to his predictions. A book of memoirs published in the journal Science and Life in 1965, allegedly written by the telepath himself, added fuel to the fire. Subsequently, it was found out that these “memories” were fabricated by Mikhail Vasilyevich Khvastunov, head of the science department of Komsomolskaya Pravda. But, having made a huge number of mistakes and presenting unreliable facts, the author of the book raised a new wave of popularity for Wolf Messing.

Publicist Mikhail Khvastunov

In fact, the artist always regarded his abilities not as miracles, but as new scientific possibilities. He collaborated with scientists from the Brain Institute, doctors, physiologists, psychologists and psychiatrists, trying to explain his own skills from a physiological point of view. For example, he explained “mind reading” as reading the movements of facial muscles, contact telepathy allowed the artist to feel the microscopic movement of a person if he went in the wrong direction when searching for an object, and so on.

Wolf Messing “reads” thoughts

However, there are a number of predictions that have come true, which were voiced publicly by Wolf Messing, and which were recorded even before the events occurred. So, he accurately named the date of the end of World War II, although in the European time zone - May 8, 1945. He later received personal gratitude from Joseph Stalin for this prophecy.

Some of Wolf Messing's predictions came true

Also, even before the start of the conflict between Germany and the Soviet Union in early 1941, when these countries signed a non-aggression pact, Messing, at a speech at the NKVD club, said that he saw tanks with a red star on the streets of Berlin. Another significant foreshadowing was made by a telepath to Joseph Stalin, who was intensifying the persecution of Soviet Jews. Messing said that the “leader of the nations” would die on a Jewish holiday. Indeed, quite symbolically, Stalin's death on March 5, 1953, fell on Purim, the day of Jewish celebration of the salvation of Jews from extermination in the Persian Empire.

Messing's circus career

Dr. Abel introduced the patient to the impresario Zellmeister and convinced the latter that the boy could perform circus acts. The goalmaster tested Wolf's abilities and got him into the circus. The main number was immersing the body in a cataleptic state for three days. The artist lay in a crystal coffin installed on the arena, and looked like a corpse, as after a hungry faint.

Messing's arsenal included tricks - searching for things hidden by spectators, piercing the neck with a needle. They paid him 5 marks a day, at that time they seemed to him a sufficient amount to live on. He spent about six months in the circus. The future world-famous psychic spent his free time talking with Abel about psychology, reading, and developing his abilities.

The clairvoyant tried to read the thoughts of passers-by, and shocked them when he checked what he could make out for accuracy. Conducted experiments with Abel, during which he carried out the commands mentally issued by the doctor. Abel taught Messing to turn off pain by force of will.

Subsequently, Wolf became a participant in the Winter Garden variety show. At the opening of the performance, the hypnotist acted as a fakir. The last act was the appearance on stage of an actor dressed as a policeman, who was robbed by robbers, and his valuables were given to the audience. Then a psychic would appear and look for things. This number made the artist fashionable, the Berlin public fell in love with Wolf's talent and made sure that Messing's predictions came true.

At the age of fifteen, in 1914, Wolf Messing got a job at the Busch Circus. But already in 1915 he put an end to it and began touring independently. On his first tour, Messing went to Vienna. The tour lasted three months. During this time, Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud became interested in the young man. They invited him to experiment after watching the performance. Wolf met the scientists' expectations by successfully carrying out mental orders.

In 1917, Wolf Messing went on tour for four years. He visited Japan, Argentina, Brazil. In 1921, the psychic and illusionist returned to his homeland, Gura Kalwaria. At this time it is part of Poland, not the Russian Empire. After returning home, the guy of military age joined the army. He did not know how to shoot or march, and did not have sufficient physical training, so he was assigned to the kitchen.

The soldier was taken straight from the army kitchen to Marshal Pilsudski, who was interested in rumors about him. Wolf did not hide his abilities and periodically showed tricks to his colleagues. The marshal checked them and turned to him for advice regarding his relationship with Evgenia Levitskaya. Messing turned out to be right, they were dangerous for her and drove the girl to suicide.

After serving in the army, the psychic continued to tour the countries of Europe, Asia, America, and Australia. In India, Messing met with Mahatma Gandhi and learned the secrets of yoga. His reputation grew and influenced not only the psychic and hypnotist himself. So, for the value he found for Count Czartoryski, he asked to repeal the law that discriminated against Jews.

There were also incidents. Wolf Messing told the woman who was waiting for her son with his earnings that he was dead. I determined this from a sheet of paper from his letter. But the “dead” returned, which almost ruined the psychic’s reputation. It turned out that he asked a literate friend to write a letter from dictation, and this man died, and not the son of the woman who turned to Messing.

Unexpected talent

Two years after the start of his studies, Messing stumbles upon a tall tramp, in whom he recognizes the “messenger”. The guy realizes that his father deceived him, so he decides to leave his uninteresting studies and go towards his dream. That day he runs away from home, having previously taken his family savings with him.

The young man commits another offense by traveling on a train without a travel pass. Amazingly, it was this misdemeanor that helped reveal his talent. At the sight of the usher, Wolf cringes all over, picks up the first piece of paper he comes across and dreams that everything will work out. Incredibly, the controller believed that there was a real ticket in front of him.

The guy got to Berlin by train. There he had to work as hard as he could to earn at least enough food for himself. The young man got a job as a messenger, while at the same time he cleaned other people's shoes and delivered food and drinks. The busy schedule led him to serious overwork, and Wolf fainted from hunger. He was taken to the hospital, where doctors pronounced him dead. The boy's body was cold, no pulse was detected, and no breathing was detected.

Messing's body was sent to the morgue, but at the last moment one of the trainees noticed that his heart was beating. After this, the young man was examined by the famous Professor Abel. He studied the features of Wolf's body, coming to the conclusion that his body behaved very unusually. Lack of sleep, little food and constant physical activity led the boy to a state of lethargic sleep. When he restored the body, the doctor asked for joint experiments.

After the incident, Messing and Professor Abel began working together. Basic things were required from the guy - he had to lie down in a crystal coffin, and then bring himself to a state of catalepsy. At this time, the young man’s body could not be distinguished from a corpse. For this kind of work, Wolf received five marks a day. Subsequently, he speaks of this period as the easiest stage of his biography. It is noteworthy that all records of these experiments burned during the war.

In parallel with his part-time job, the psychic was developing his abilities. Some time after the collaboration began, he was able to distinguish between the professors' mental commands. Such skills should not have been wasted, so the impresario helped him get a job in the circus. There the young man performed the most complex tricks with people's minds, read thoughts, looked for objects, and sometimes he was even pierced with needles. In his free time, the telepath was engaged in his own education; he showed particular interest in psychology.

Wolf Messing during World War II

In the early autumn of 1939, German troops entered Poland. The first actions of the invaders were to carry out genocide against local Jews. People were kept in ghettos, from where they were transferred to death camps. This fate did not spare the hypnotist’s hometown. The brothers and father of the psychic died in Majdanek, he miraculously survived thanks to his fans, they hid him in the basement of a Warsaw butcher shop.

A couple of years before the World War, Messing prophesied the imminent death of Hitler if he sent military forces to the eastern countries. Therefore, the hypnotist was declared an enemy of Germany and a reward of 20,000 marks was put up for his capture. The psychic knew that in Poland he would not escape death in a concentration camp. He planned to flee to the USSR, but the psychic was caught. It happened on the street, one of the German officers recognized him from a newspaper photo.

Wolf was thrown into a punishment cell, but the abuse did not end there. The hypnotist's legs were maimed and his teeth were knocked out. The gift did not let the psychic down; he gathered the military personnel in the building into the chamber using hypnosis, left it and locked the door. And he fled to Russia. Adaptation was difficult - Messing had no acquaintances in the country, and did not know the language. Then fortunetellers and psychics were frowned upon.

However, later a person was found who could help the famous hypnotist. Thanks to the care of the head of the local arts department, Messing was included in the brigade of circus performers in the Brest region. He performed in major cities of the state. The psychic had a chance to communicate with Stalin. The leader forgave him a lot. There is a legend that Messing was Stalin's personal psychic. Whether this is true or not, it’s a fact - they met with the purpose of testing Messing’s abilities.

After these meetings, Wolf Messing predicted the victory of the USSR in the Patriotic War. In 1943, when answering a question from the audience, the psychic said that this would happen on May 8. Later, Stalin sent a telegram where he wrote that the hypnotist made a mistake one day. The Soviet psychic called his performances psychological experiments, and he received a handsome salary. At your own expense

built two aircraft for the army.

After the war, Wolf Messing did not lose popularity. He performed in front of audiences in the hall and on television. However, he showed those abilities that could be explained from a scientific point of view. This is the only reason why a psychic on state television was tolerated by a government that did not approve of supernatural phenomena.

Wolf Messing's last performance took place in October 1974. A few days later he died from complications after injuring his legs in German captivity. He underwent surgery on the blood vessels of his legs, but in the evening he died and his kidneys failed. The years of Wolf Messing's life were 1899–1974, he lived for 75 years.

Mature years

The psychic hardly knew the Russian language, and during his entire subsequent life, having lived in the country of the Soviets, he never really learned it. Here he was hardly known, but having become a member of the concert brigade in the Brest region, Wolf Grigorievich Messing nevertheless became an artist. His biography apparently became known at the very top of the government. And one day, right at a concert in Gomel, two NKVD workers came on stage and, asking for forgiveness from the audience, took the artist to Stalin, with whom he later met more than once.

After this meeting, Messing receives a new start in life, and they begin to pay him fabulous fees.

When the war began, Wolf Grigorievich (of his own free will or under the compulsion of the NKVD) donated his money for two planes. It is known that at this time he was even arrested and interrogated. It happened during a tour in Tashkent.

Messing continued his travels with performances. By personal order of Stalin, he was given a one-room apartment in Moscow on Novopeschanaya Street, where he lived the happy years of his life with his wife Aida Mikhailovna from 1954.

Aida Mikhailovna Messing-Rapoport - wife of a Soviet hypnotist

Messing met Aida through his career as a psychic. This happened in Novosibirsk during the war. She knocked on his dressing room and offered to rewrite the opening speech for the performance. A relationship began and it led to marriage.

Among the psychic’s inner circle they said that Aida Mikhailovna Messing-Rapoport was imposing her opinion on him. She decides for her husband who to accept and who to refuse. There were rumors that Aida Mikhailovna cuts the meat on his plate during trips to the restaurant. Many believed that she had married a creative person who was helpless in everyday life and had a good income.

Aida Mikhailovna Messing Rapoport

After the wedding, Stalin ordered the newlyweds to be given a one-room apartment in the center of Moscow. They moved into it with Aida Mikhailovna’s sister, who was disabled. Wolf said which clinic would treat her, and Iraida Mikhailovna stood up. There were no children in the family; the couple kept two dogs.

Aida Mikhailovna became her husband's assistant. She went on tours and performances with him, helped in organizing receptions and other events. And after she was diagnosed with breast cancer, Aida Mikhailovna accompanied her husband. She built her tour schedule in such a way as to be able to help her husband with performances and attend therapy sessions.

Aida Mikhailovna did not agree to the operation. She received therapeutic treatment. Wolf Messing predicted the date of death, but was wrong by exactly a month. The wife died on August 2, 1960. Iraida Mikhailovna’s support helped Wolf Messing continue his performances. He received a spacious apartment, but continued to live in the one in which his wife spent her last minutes.

Personal life

The soothsayer Wolf Messing met his beloved woman in Novosibirsk. Aida Mikhailovna Rapoport became not just an artist’s assistant, she turned into a reliable friend and a faithful, loving wife. They lived a long, happy life together, but fourteen years before the seer’s death, Aida Mikhailovna died from cancer. The great predictor knew everything about everything that awaited his wife and himself.

After the death of his wife, no one saw Messing on stage for 6 months. The soothsayer had no children, but people close to him were constantly around him. Tatyana Lungina was the one to whom Wolf Grigorievich treated with fatherly love. At the time of their first meeting, Tanya was eighteen years old, the beginning of the war. Tatyana kept notes about all interesting meetings and incidents during psychic sessions.

Messing's grave at Vostryakovsky cemetery

Messing's grave is located at the Vostryakovsky cemetery. He is buried in the same plot with his wife, whom he outlived by 14 years. Their graves remained unmarked. The government in force until the 90s banned the installation of a tombstone, so as not to provoke fans of the psychic to make a pilgrimage to the burial site.

In 1990, a friend of the Messing family, who lived in America, installed tombstones for the famous couple at her own expense. They are tall and hard to miss. The tombstone of Wolf Messing - with a photo, Aida Mikhailovna - in the form of a bust.

Messing's grave is located in the 38th section of the Vostryakovsky cemetery. Now it is a place of power where people come to perform rituals. Many believe that you can ask the clairvoyant spirit for wealth, health and happiness. According to the cemetery guards, there are strange personalities.

PLUTO

Strength: 48.02 Harmony: -23.01

PLUTO is the main ruler of all folk mysteries, meetings, rallies, demonstrations, etc. Together with Uranus, it destroys all the old, rotten, outdated political world systems, creating new ones for each people and state separately.

On the one hand, Pluto shows man as an integral being, on the other hand, as a particle of the cosmos and a given society. Pluto symbolizes the extreme stage of the process of individualization, the second birth or rebirth, after which a person becomes more perfect. In one case, he can bring his ward brilliant success and career, unexpected wealth or world fame, influence on the masses of people, crowds, audiences or audiences, social uplift with the speed and brilliance of a meteorite, and in another - total losses. Read more…

P Pluto in the 12th House

TWELFTH HOUSE (house of secrets, sorrow and self-sacrifice). PLUTO (planet of transformation) in the twelfth house: you are interested in philosophical issues. You can enter into a secret sexual relationship. You are a secretive person and find it difficult to share your feelings. Advantage: depth of imagination. Disadvantage: You tend to hide anger or resentment. Read more... Additional description.

Aspects of Pluto:

Square Pluto - Sun

Square Pluto - Venus

Opposition Pluto - Saturn

M Chiron in the 6th House

The main thing is that Chiron’s gifts are the talent of duality and adaptability in those areas and areas of life that are indicated by the leading principles of that house of the horoscope. This person with skill, great art and dexterity can combine opposites. His cunning and cunning, ability to dodge are limitless.

Chiron in the 6th house gives duality, cunning, cunning, flattery, diplomatic abilities, the ability to adapt to the right people, things and circumstances, to use superiors, colleagues or one’s position in one’s own interests.
This often indicates that the main job will be successfully combined with side work, and intellectual work with physical work. It is possible that the person is only on the list of workers, and no one has ever seen him at the workplace. This placement of Chiron usually indicates good relationships with service personnel, workers, employers and clients. Success can be brought by practicing several types of animal husbandry or fur farming at the same time, for example, dog breeding and horse breeding or breeding blue foxes and rabbits at the same time, etc. This often indicates successful medical activity, inventive and rationalization work, commercial activity, or work within one’s own workshop, office, bureau, or office. Read more... KARMIC INDICATORS
Karmic indicators help a person understand deep-seated problems rooted in past lives. And start working on yourself to get rid of them and thereby improve this life and the potential next one. By karmic problems we should not mean punishment for misdeeds and sins, as karma is usually interpreted in the philistine sense. Karma is not retribution, but rather inertia, when a person attracts similar situations from life to life. From a karmic point of view, you can interpret all elements of the natal chart without exception. But the most important indicators of karma in a horoscope are retrograde planets (if any) and Lunar nodes .

Retrograde planets

Retrograde planets are always associated with turning to the past. The more of them a person has in his horoscope, the stronger his connection with the past. A retrograde planet also indicates an unsolved task in a past life, unfinished work, unfulfilled abilities. And it forces a person to take up again what failed in the past. The symbol in the table is R.

Lunar nodes

The lunar nodes symbolize the axis of development. The Descending (South) node signifies the experience gained by a person in past lives, and the Ascending (North) node shows the experience that a person needs to gain in the current life.

Ascending Node in Sagittarius, Descending Node in Gemini

A person with the Descending Node in Gemini is accustomed to an active lifestyle. He travels a lot, studies, communicates. However, in this life he needs to become more elevated and develop philosophical thinking. Vanity takes a lot of time and energy, and solving similar problems does not develop at all.

If a person decides to follow the path of the Ascending Node, then he will be able to avoid many problems: dependence on the opinions of others, getting bogged down in details, lack of independence.

It will be good if the native chooses teaching or scientific activity, independently generates progressive ideas and disseminates new philosophical concepts.

Ascending node in the sixth house, Descending node in the twelfth house

The owner of the nodes in these houses will be faced with the need to work and serve for the benefit of people. At the same time, the Ascending Node in the 6th house directly indicates the need to provide specific, effective help to others. It is important to be hardworking and efficient at work, and then you will be able to avoid many problems - mental contradictions, lack of meaning in life, instability and illusions.

In this case, there is no need to engage in soul-searching and search for light within yourself. You should also not sacrifice yourself for the sake of others. A person will do the right thing if he chooses the path of a practitioner, innovator and active worker.

If a person follows the right path and does good deeds, then he is in good health and can even heal others.

Part of Fortune

The Part of Fortune represents the path on which a person can achieve the greatest joy and satisfaction. It then becomes apparent that the Part of Fortune has a lot to do with how well a person meets and overcomes his negative karma and at the same time creates and accepts the rewards of his positive karma.

The Part of Fortune, like the planet Jupiter, promises abundance. However, it covers a significantly larger portion of human existence than any specific planet. The Part of Fortune aligns the individual with the environment in which success will be most natural for him, and determines for each person what his unique and special concept of success will be. It also reveals a person's most powerful need, identifying the key note at which his entire being resonates.

Part of Fortune in TAURUS

In this Sign, for success in life, the Part of Fortune requires from its wards such character qualities as perseverance, perseverance, endurance, patience, composure, restraint, the ability to concentrate, diligence, zeal, thoroughness, prudence, foresight, prudence, consistency, as well as honesty, decency, kindness and goodwill, conscientious performance of one’s duties. It is also good to have a craving not only for material values, but spiritual ones, to have a sense of compassion and mercy. Serious attention to your appearance, behavior and way of communicating with others, as well as the ability to look into the soul of your interlocutor or partner, can bring benefits.

Success comes when an individual has his own goal in life and is able to direct all his strength and knowledge to its implementation. With such determination, no one and nothing can stop him. This character trait (determination) is worth more than gold, as it is one of the main components leading to success and desired happiness.

This position of the Part of Fortune brings success in the world of art, especially in music, vocal arts, as well as in architecture, construction, and sports activities such as weightlifting. Good for farming. Success awaits in financial and banking affairs and in stock exchange transactions. These people are good artisans and goldsmiths, as well as decorators, decorators, designers, tailors, seamstresses, and cooks.

This placement of the Part of Fortune promises income from friends, women, guardians and patrons. Gifts and gifts - with a favorable configuration of the Part of Fortune with Jupiter or Venus.

If damaged, success may be hindered due to increased willfulness, stubbornness, excessive sensitivity, passion, voluptuousness, insatiability, or due to attacks of laziness and apathy. Success can be hampered by too much dogmatism, conservatism, slow thinking and reaction. You should not rely only on your point of view without taking into account the opinion of your interlocutor. Often the path to happiness is blocked by superficial pride, envy, jealousy, and an overly complex and uneven character.

Historical persons with Pars Fortune in Taurus: Johannes Morinus, Martin Luther, Benjamin Franklin, Johann Wolfgang Goethe, Thomas Paine, Otto von Bismarck, Leon Trotsky, Yuri Andropov. Additional description.

Part of Fortune in the 11th house

Such a Pars of Fortune contributes to the fulfillment of cherished desires and hopes thanks to friends, like-minded people, guardians and simply well-wishers. The Part of Fortune in this field gives strong and influential patrons - government and political figures, high-ranking dignitaries, confessors.

These people help the individual find his life path, which is destined for him by fate. Success is promised by social activities, collective events, cooperation, and co-authorship. A good income is possible thanks to numerous useful connections, including with foreigners. Possible unexpected profit due to a lucky chance. Additional description.