Steps to longevity Boris Bolotov

Chapter first. A few words about myself.
I am often asked to talk about how exactly I came to traditional medicine. I'm a technical specialist. After leaving school, I even entered the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics at Moscow University, that is, it seemed that I was not inclined to study medicine. In fact, it was far from accidental. It all happened a long time ago, when I was still in the fifth grade. I was a restless and noisy child: I pulled the girls' pigtails, rewarded the boys with flicks. And then one day the teacher, completely losing her patience, came up to me, put my hands on my knees and said: “Sit like this, raise your hands - I will punish you.” I obeyed and sat motionless throughout the lesson, keeping my hands on my knees and not suspecting anything about the peculiarities of such a sitting posture. But when I came home after school, my mother accidentally noticed ulcers on my knees. She did not attach much importance to this, deciding that the ulcers were formed due to crawling on her knees, and smeared them with ointment. But the ulcers would not heal, no matter how hard she tried. I was taken to the doctor, but the doctor could not understand the causes of their occurrence. Some time passed, I again began to play pranks in the lesson, the teacher once again decided to punish me and made me put my hands on my knees. This time, I clearly felt that some incredible warmth was coming from my hands and a rather strong tingling was felt. Moreover, when I raised my hands from my knees, the pain in my legs disappeared. I was surprised to think: “Why do my own palms cause such sharp pain in my legs? Do they cause similar pain in other parts of the body? What will happen if I bring my palms, for example, to my head? But what if you try and bring your palm to the head of Grisha Nenashkin? At the end of the lesson, I carried out my experiment, raised my hand to the back of the head of Grisha sitting in front. From the touch of my palm, Grisha suddenly fell to the floor and lost consciousness. The children screamed, the teacher ran up and saw that Grisha was lying, his eyes were open, he was clearly paralyzed. "Who did it?" the teacher asked loudly. Many children pointed their fingers at me and added that I hit Grisha on the head with something. Immediately they began to look for an object with which I could hit Grisha, but they did not find material evidence. Then I was taken to the principal of the school, who also demanded to issue a material proof. I stubbornly tried to explain everything and said that I did not beat my classmate. Indeed, I only lightly put my hand on the back of his head. The director just laughed at these explanations, not believing a single word of mine, of course, and then said with dignity: "Well, put your hand on my head or neck, and we'll see what happens." I put my hand, but with rage and frenzy. The director first turned pale, and then exclaimed: “This is hypnosis!” Since then, the glory of a hypnotist has stuck with me. They paid attention to me. Adults soon taught me how to hypnotize correctly for the purpose of curing diseases, and explained the meaning of massaging diseased parts of the body with their hands. I learned how to put people into a hypnotic sleep and soon achieved great success in the recovery of many patients. In the village of Glotovka, Inzensky district, Ulyanovsk region, where I was born, there was a rumor that I knew an unusual form of hypnosis and with the help of my hands I relieve pain, stop many diseases and generally heal the body as a whole. I started with the simplest things. In fact, at first I only brought my palm to the sore spot and uttered such phrases: “Your pain disappears, disappears, disappears ...”; "You're getting better, getting better..." Very often these phrases I uttered only mentally. The result was the same. Many simply asked me to carefully look into their eyes. I watched, as the patient wanted, for several seconds, until he stopped me with the words: "Enough, enough - I'm already good." Initially, I still did not know how to diagnose patients and, as a rule, treated people without knowing the diagnosis, but not without success. However, not everything in my practice went well. Once I did hypnosis by the pond in my village, where not only adults but also children came. I introduced those who wished into hypnosis, instilled good health in them and conducted various experiments along the way. Suddenly, two representatives of the authorities who arrived from Ulyanovsk appeared at the pond, who presented me with an official ban on practicing hypnosis or something else that was not explained by science. I had to submit and leave an interesting job for many years, but the mysterious phenomena of the human psyche, capable of influencing the body through the mechanism of forming the mode of action, were studied by me every day. I entered the Odessa Electrotechnical Institute, but also as a student continued to improve his method. Months and years passed, I already learned the meaning of hypnosis as a method of treating patients "by diagnosis". I realized that hypnotherapy is only one of the possible methods of treating patients. After all, there are other ways, and no less effective than the method of hypnotherapy. My experience of treating patients with a diagnosis by immersing a person in a state of hypnosis developed into a more powerful healing skill, which is called psychotherapy in modern science. I was called a psychotherapist by medical specialists. The concept of psychotherapy also includes the treatment of mentally ill patients by diagnosis. If the word “psycho” means the soul, then psychotherapy means the treatment of mentally ill people by diagnosis. My method of treatment differed significantly from both hypnotherapy and psychotherapy. I called my method "parapsychomatology". I combined the methods of red magic at the level of formation of images of action with psychotherapy, which I connected, ultimately, with the somatics of a person, that is, with his organs. In short, this is the impact of the astral through the soul on the body. To do this, I learned to form the image of a healthy person and impose it on the organs with psychotherapeutic techniques. Therefore, I should correctly be called not a psychotherapist, but a parapsychosomatologist. Of course, for a specialist of this level, a diagnosis, as a rule, is not required, although knowledge of the medical history significantly helps a parapsychosomatologist as well. Having studied many books on hypnosis, I discovered that in addition to such abilities, I also have a biofield. Later, they began to call me not a psychic, but a super-psychic-sensitive. In other words, I was credited with hypersensitivity to external fields and the ability to emit strong fields that cause burns and even pain. After graduating from the Odessa Electrotechnical Institute, I was invited to work at the Odessa Psychoneurological Dispensary as a psychotherapist. There I continued my experiments in the study of hypnosis, as well as parapsychology. At the same time, I studied other ways of treating diseases using medicinal plants or insects (bees, ants, medical lice, beetles, worms, fungi, algae, animal cells taken from the liver, pancreas, kidneys and other animal organs). big I paid attention to the study of the fermentation systems of cells of both animal and plant origin. He was engaged in the extraction of enzymes, pectins, peptides, alkaloids, glycosides, bitterness, fiber, fats, sugars, alcohols, vinegars and other substances from such systems. Promising from the point of view of the rapid cure of diseases were enzymes and sorbents. But I did not leave the technique, which has always remained in the sphere of my interests. I defended my Ph.D. thesis on automation at the Moscow Central Research Institute of Communications. I was also very interested in the theory of nuclear transmutation, and together with my wife, chemist Nelli Andreevna Goryachuk, we developed the “Second Generation Table of Chemical Elements”, which differs from the Mendeleev one in that it shows how all elements change, pass into others, of course, not randomlybut naturally and naturally. This idea, in principle, is not new. It has long been expressed by the alchemists of the Middle Ages. They were considered crazy eccentrics, but modern science has shown that they were right in many ways. They probably felt in their gut that there is a way of transformations of substances at the level of corpuscular matter, if not deeper. After moving to Kyiv, I came to grips with the issue of human immortality. My ideas formed the basis of a book that I completed in early 1977. Of course, at that time there was no question of publishing it, and therefore I limited myself to printing ten copies of it at home and distributing it to my friends. This manuscript told about all kinds of healing methods, including the possibility of achieving human immortality. I have developed a technique, the meaning of which is how to be born again without dying, by updating the organ system of the whole organism. Of course, we are not talking about surgical intervention. Everything is based on the natural process of life. You live your ordinary life, you remember everything.