Alexnovo
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I found this article to be interesting. It is from a few years back, but I searched and didn’t find a reference to it in other threads. It is from Pravda and reports on the findings of a Dr. Vladimir Zatovka, at the Kaliningrad regional hospital. Among other things the article says:
Has anyone heard of this case? Of this Doctor? Pravda may not have the best reputation in the West (due to all of the Cold War controversies) but it is a real news agency, so I assume that on stories like this, I can take it seriously. It has also been my impression that Russian scientists have generally been more willing than those in West to consider and study things that do not fit into the 'accepted scientific worldview.' Therefore I wonder if anyone knows if this Doctor or others in Russia are conducting any reincarnation research that is not making news here?
On an aside, that may be pure coincidence (and yes I believe that sometimes coincidences do happen), Kaliningrad is the Russian city founded upon the ruins of Königsberg, and the Kaliningrad University referred to in article was one of the names used by the former University that was the subject of this thread. I don´t think there is any other connection to the two, but it was interesting.
One of the doctor's patients, Irina Lakoba was in coma for about a month after she seriously suffered in a traffic accident. She recovered from coma and turned out to be quite a different person. Before the accident, the woman worked as an engineer at a large fish company for twenty years. But when she regained consciousness after the coma, the woman said she saw herself being a little girl standing on the bank of some south river and even began speaking some strange language. Experts from the philology department of the Kaliningrad University stated that was one of Swahili dialects. Later, the woman began composing verses in this dialect and even translated them into Russian, English and French, the languages that she had never learnt before the accident.
Has anyone heard of this case? Of this Doctor? Pravda may not have the best reputation in the West (due to all of the Cold War controversies) but it is a real news agency, so I assume that on stories like this, I can take it seriously. It has also been my impression that Russian scientists have generally been more willing than those in West to consider and study things that do not fit into the 'accepted scientific worldview.' Therefore I wonder if anyone knows if this Doctor or others in Russia are conducting any reincarnation research that is not making news here?
On an aside, that may be pure coincidence (and yes I believe that sometimes coincidences do happen), Kaliningrad is the Russian city founded upon the ruins of Königsberg, and the Kaliningrad University referred to in article was one of the names used by the former University that was the subject of this thread. I don´t think there is any other connection to the two, but it was interesting.