(c) Konstantin Filimonov (parapsychologist).
(i) Ice'Di Griz/Triumph
In a moment of insight, anticipating
future events or reproducing
images - entities from parallel
worlds, creative people perform
the generally primitive role of mediums.
But if you control the situation, then
creative people often become
the first captives and victims of their own
your own fantasies, your irrepressible
imagination.
...But how sweet this one can be
captivity...;)
P r o g o r o v o r u n o w n o v e n i n g...
When studying such cases, parapsychologists often ask
a completely logical question: maybe brilliant people don’t
anticipate rather than program future events? Maybe they themselves
without knowing it, they release a terrible genie from the bottle, with whom
then they themselves can’t cope? By the way, writers in
this kind of phenomenon was described in an allegorical form. Remember
at least a monsterDoctor Frankenstein or Polygraph Sharikov,
created for his own misfortune by Professor Preobrazhensky. However, in
life is no less tragic.
This fact is known. After reading Lermontov's "Demon"
Vrubel for some time, suffering terribly, hatched a plan
future canvas. The artist often and doomedly admitted
to friends: , I’ll go crazy, I know that, but
if not, I’ll die of boredom...>. Vrubel still wrote this
the greatest picture and... went mad. The demon he created during the day and
at night he tortured the artist’s soul, turning the life of a genius into a living hell.
Or another case. We are talking about the famous painting by Ilya Repin, on
in which Tsar Ivan the Terrible kills his son. As
the prototype of the prince is posed by his friend, the writer, for the artist
Garshin. Already while working, Repin felt something
Something's wrong. It’s as if the image of the dying prince takes possession of Garshin,
killing him. And exactly. Soon after the completion of the painting Garshin
committed suicide by throwing himself down a flight of stairs.
Remembering his friend, Ilya Repin said: “It was me and my painting that killed
him!>. The artist was so sure of this that he even wanted
get rid of the terrible canvas. Friends somehow persuaded him
save the masterpiece.
Well, which of the readers has been to the Tretyakov Gallery,
will agree with me. This picturereally brings out the creepy
impression. And that’s probably why on the canvas several times
attempted. In the late seventies, for example, insane
A visitor to the Tretyakov Gallery threw acid on Repin’s masterpiece.
Restorers then miraculously restored the painting, and it was immediately decided
was to hide her under impenetrable glass. By the way,
experts agree that after this, the fatal canvas
has partially lost its negative force.
I understand that from the point of view of the average person, the above
examples are regarded as a set of completely random coincidences.
Meanwhile, the authors themselves admitted that their works live
your own independent life. And this independence, alas, very often
acts aggressively.
Since the times of Ancient Greece there has been such a thing as
eidic imagination ( translated as ). So,
ancient philosophers argued that the images created by our
thinking, materialize. Therefore the sages at all times
advised to cleanse your thoughts of filth.
What do we see today? Terror, violence, horror... Neither
the child’s psyche and the adult’s are not able to neutralize the flow
negative information from the currently fashionable science fiction action films,
thrillers and horror films. After all, the monsters generated
the imagination of science fiction writers become quite real for us.
MoreMoreover, these entities do not obey our laws. Monsters
begin to take revenge (in the literal sense of the word) on people for
we called them from Zazerkalye.
There is, by the way, a version that these images come from
parallel worlds and are stored in the memory bank of each of us in
page .
Dostoevsky once admitted that the heroes of his novel "Brothers"
The Karamazovs> (a thriller for those times) themselves (!) indicate
the writer how the plot will develop further, but he only obediently
writes it down. Fyodor Mikhailovich felt the same when he wrote
his famous prophetic work "Demons", in which
several decades before the revolution predicted future
tragic events in Russia. It is also known that Gogol,
Having written the first volume of Dead Souls, he complained to friends that
The characters in this book have taken over the entire space and give no rest
to the writer. It is not surprising that in despair the writer burned the second volume
books.
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