Rusii au mai multi tamaduitori,vraci,vrajitori,samani si ocultisti decat medici.Russia has ‘more occult healers than doctors’

 

Rusii au mai multi tamaduitori,vraci,vrajitori,samani si ocultisti decat medici.

Conform datelor remise de Organizatia Mondiala a Sanatatii, in prezent, in Rusia activeaza circa 800.000 de vrajitori, vraci, tamaduitori si adepti ai medicinii traditionale si naturiste, cu mult peste numarul cadrelor medicale din aceeasi tara.

Datele obtinute de OMS coincid cu informatiile detinute de Academia Rusa de Stiinte, conform carora doar 640.000 de medici mai activeaza in spitalele si policlinicile din Federatia Rusa. Ziarele ruse sunt pline de anunturi si reclame ale cabinetelor detinute de adeptii medicinii neconventionale, iar numarul site-urilor web detinute de acestia creste de la o luna la alta. 

Cu toate ca autoritatile au avertizat populatia, insistand ca o buna parte a acestor vraci si tamaduitori nu sunt altceva decat niste sarlatani care dau sfaturi periculoase si iresponsabile, analistii rusi ai fenomenului sustin ca, in lipsa cadrului legislativ, intreaga „industrie a medicinii babesti” s-ar muta confortabil in economia subterana, cabinetele scapand impozitarii.

Din aceasta cauza, cu toate ca formal condamna fenomenul, aceleasi autoritatile ruse sunt interesate sa continue sa elibereze diplome si permise „pe banda rulanta”, pentru noii vraci care apar peste noapte. Medicina traditionala si vindecarile prin intermediul practicilor „ezoterice si paranormale” au luat avant inca din anul 1980, cand cetatenii sovietici au intrat in contact cu metodele si notiunule prezentate publicului larg de catre persoane cu capacitati paranormale de calibru, precum Anatoli Kashpirovskhi, Nina Kulaghina si Alan Ciumac.

Russia has ‘more occult healers than doctors’

There are more occult healers in Russia than professional doctors, a leading Russian psychologist said on Monday.

“According to World Health Organization data, there are some 800,000 sorcerers and wizards in Russia,” Andrei Yurevich from the Russian Academy of Sciences told a RIA Novosti news conference.

“As for professional doctors, there are around 640,000,” he added.

Russian newspapers are full of ads for all manner of urban witches and wizards, and an Internet search for Magicheskie Uslugi (Magical Services) brings up a vast number of websites offering to satisfy every conceivable human desire – for a price.

A survey carried out by the Levada independent polling agency in August discovered that one fifth of Russians have made use of such services.

Although the authorities have recently moved to crack down on occult advertising, analysts say the entire industry would simply move underground if outlawed.

However, the law would still allow licensed healers to stay in business.

Since 2008, the Federal Scientific Clinical Center for Traditional Methods of Diagnostics and Healing has been issuing permits to practitioners of what it calls “traditional medicine” – an extremely broad definition that includes both folk medicine and psychic healers.

The late 1980s saw an explosion of belief in the paranormal and the occult in the Soviet Union, with psychic healers Anatoly Kashpirovsky and Allan Chumak drawing audiences of millions.

MOSCOW, November 1 (RIA Novosti)